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Chapter 288 Extraterrestrial Civilization is Very Loving

The homeworld of the Diulu civilization—Taigalan.

A father and son from Diulu walked on the grass. The child skipped and played in front of him, while the father followed slowly behind, occasionally calling out to the child to be careful and not fall.

They walked up to a small hill, set up an observation device, and aimed it at the brilliant stars in the sky.

After watching the observation equipment for a while, the child became a little visually fatigued, so he sat down on the small hill, while his father sat next to him.

Under the starry sky, children look at the sky, and adults look at children.

"Dad, if aliens exist in the universe, will they be our friends?" the child asked.

The child's father replied, "Yes, my child."

The child was very happy to receive confirmation from his father, but then he seemed to remember something and became disappointed.

"But, but I heard from my classmates that aliens are evil, and if we ever encounter aliens, it means they will invade us."

The child's father said, "We've never even seen an alien's face, so why are you so sure that aliens are evil and will definitely invade us?"

The child replied, "My classmate said that because there are so few habitable planets like our home planet in the universe, aliens will launch an invasion after they arrive."

Upon hearing this reason, the father couldn't help but laugh. "Hahaha, aliens who can travel light-years to reach our home planet must be able to mobilize enormous amounts of energy. If they can mobilize such vast amounts of energy, modifying a planet's environment would be very easy for them. So why would they target our home planet?"

To cross star systems and launch an invasion of civilizations within other star systems, speed is an unavoidable issue. If the journey is too long, the expeditionary force may die of old age halfway through, and the war equipment will suffer various wear and tear and malfunctions due to the long time.

The biggest problem is that civilizations continue to evolve. If a fleet takes thousands of years to reach its destination, the civilization it is going to invade may have already surpassed that fleet.

After listening to his father's words, the child thought about it carefully and realized that it seemed to make sense.

"Hmm, that seems to be the case. So, aliens are all benevolent?"

The child's father shook his head slightly. "Child, aliens are complex. They are like us; they can be kind or very bad. One moment they may be friendly, but if you do or say something that makes them very angry, they can become very scary and violent the next moment."

"However, on a larger scale, they must all be very friendly," the child's father said, changing the subject.

The child asked, puzzled, "Why?"

"Did you see those celestial bodies?"

The father pointed to the stars in the night sky and asked, "They're very stable. Do you know what that means?"

The child looked up at the sky following his father's directions, but after a long time, he still couldn't figure out what was going on.

"I don't know." The child shook his head.

The child's father said, "If a war were to break out on a larger scale, it would inevitably require the mobilization of enormous amounts of energy, and the celestial bodies in the universe could not possibly be so stable."

"Therefore, these celestial bodies in the universe are telling us with their own light that at least extraterrestrial civilizations in this universe are generally benevolent and they pay great attention to protecting the universe's environment."

Unbeknownst to the Diulu father and son, a nebula ten thousand light-years away was suddenly neutralized by a massive influx of negative quanta, along with more than a dozen stars within the nebula, dozens of space bases, and billions of warships anchored within those bases, all returning to nothingness.

……

The swarm launched wormhole-like negative quantum attacks on other hostile universes.

The old attack method is still used: first, calculate the total mass of the hostile universe, and then have a small number of medium creatures detect a coordinate point in the spacetime of that universe, as well as the spacetime dimension of that universe.

Then, using this coordinate point as the origin, a coordinate system that conforms to this view of spacetime is constructed through mathematical calculations.

Finally, an infinite number of coordinate points are extended from this coordinate system. By opening a microscopic wormhole in an instant, negative quanta are introduced into the universe, thus neutralizing the energy of the universe.

The entire attack took less than a microsecond, and an entire universe was destroyed.

The sudden loss of contact with allies in other universes, with even the wormholes collapsing and making it impossible to rebuild communication, caused a collective shock among the still-existing high-tech civilizations in the universe where Rabbi's swarm resided.

"What happened?"

"How did the wormholes leading to other universes suddenly collapse and become impossible to reconnect to them?"

"This must be the Babel swarm's plan: first, to cut off our connections with other allies in the universe, then prioritize defeating us, and finally pick us off one by one!"

"But what's the reason we can't reconnect to our allied universes? How did the Babel swarm manage to create such a blockade?"

The advanced civilizations had no idea what had happened. After all, reality isn't like a video game where every item has an information panel explaining its contents.

These advanced civilizations can only be certain of one thing: the instigator of this event was most likely the Babel beehive. Beyond that, nothing else is known.

Faced with this crisis, the advanced civilization in the universe where Rabbi's swarm resided quickly made a unified decision—to flee!

Regardless of the technology the Babel swarm uses to achieve this physical effect that they cannot comprehend, from a purely military strategic perspective, severing ties with other closely connected cosmic allies and isolating advanced civilizations within this universe, what's next?

If it were these highly technological civilizations, they would first eliminate the isolated and helpless enemy, destroying the enemy's manpower. Therefore, it's easy to guess what the Babel bee swarm would do next!

Survival is the first necessity of civilization. High-tech civilizations that have developed wormhole technology and microcosm technology have begun to use wormholes and microcosms to escape. The once united high-tech civilizations are now like a large wave of deserters who have been completely defeated in the face of survival.

However, these high-tech civilizations preparing to escape soon discovered in despair that neither microcosms nor wormholes could allow them to escape the current universe.

The opening of a wormhole is inevitably accompanied by the appearance of spacetime ripples. Every space in the entire universe is monitored by the medium creatures of the swarm. Once a large wormhole is discovered, the mother universe will immediately launch a wormhole-type negative quantum attack on that star sector.

(End of this chapter)