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Chapter 352 Pulan's Command Overthinking

A massive war sweeping across the entire universe—no swarm of bees could possibly miss it unless they were blind.

The entire swarm of psionic network cosmic battlefields could see everything clearly, observing it with unparalleled clarity from multiple dimensions. Moreover, long before the war broke out, long before Tittiru left his mother civilization, the swarm had already foreseen the occurrence of this war.

Therefore, a series of arrangements were made in advance, such as allowing the media to condone people like Titiru to successfully obtain the warship and then take the warship away from the mother civilization.

"Those rulers are being suppressed, and the civilization alliance led by the Pulan people is advancing very quickly," a planetary creature observed.

Based on a series of small-scale battles, one hive assessed: "The opponent is the Pulan people who have abandoned the hive. Although they have lost the hive's protection as a result, they still possess the technology taught by the hive. It will be difficult for the ruler to confront them on the main battlefield."

A microscopic being added: "Ultimately, it's about depriving the rulers of their privileges with the foundational life through deception, which is far too deadly for those rulers in the universe."

"It's like life encountering poison."

Technological development is a process of discovery and utilization, with discovery taking precedence over utilization; without discovery, there is no utilization.

Normally, civilizations within the psionic network universe would find it difficult to discover the existence of foundational life forms, let alone develop a theory that "everything is life."

People like the Pulan are very special. If the entire universe is a huge test, other intelligent species are like good students who rack their brains to solve the problem, while the Pulan belong to the group that secretly looks at the standard answers directly.

"When will the swarm launch its operation?" a planetary creature asked the rabbi. It thought it was almost time. In the battlefield of the psionic network universe, the Outer Gods had put up almost no effective resistance against the Grand Alliance of Civilizations led by the Prann.

If the civilization alliance led by the Pulan is allowed to completely annihilate the Outer Gods and take over the entire psionic network universe, this is not the outcome the Swarm wants to see.

The rabbi did not show any impatience in response to this matter. He replied, "Don't rush. A temporary advantage does not mean final victory. Let's wait a while longer."

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The Pulan people, who had betrayed their mother civilization, led a grand alliance of weaker civilizations, defeating the Outer Gods on the front lines with overwhelming force.

The Outer Gods could only use distorted and chaotic rhythms to confuse the spacetime around the Prannoy fleet, preventing these terrifying weapons from ever directly confronting the Outer Gods.

Even so, the Great Old Ones of the universe are still falling like rain every moment.

Death has become a central theme throughout the universe, whether for the terrifying, twisted, and indescribable Great Old Ones or for the civilizations that raise the banner of resistance and unite closely under its banner.

Seeing their defeat on the main battlefield, the Outer Gods naturally wouldn't sit idly by and wait for their doom.

The three terrifying Outer Gods, who resided at the core of the three vortexes, jointly selected a Prannoy commander who was in charge of the fleet operations within the Civilization Alliance.

They also devised a plan to send this Pulan man alone into the depths of the Great Vortex, creating an opportunity for him to communicate with the three Outer Gods alone.

The Outer Gods of Chaos revealed the true picture of the universe to this victorious and arrogant commander of the Prann.

The universe was born from the mind of a mad, chaotic being. As civilizations, as ordered entities, continue to grow and expand, eventually extending their domain to cover the entire universe, the universe inevitably moves towards order.

As the universe moves from chaos to order, that mad, chaotic being will awaken, leading to the destruction of the entire universe.

At first, the Puran commander didn't quite believe it, thinking that the Outer Gods were just talking nonsense.

The three Outer Gods weren't in a hurry. They first allowed the Pulan commander to come into contact with the core of the Great Vortex and learn about that great and supreme being, and then simply let him go back.

Upon returning to the headquarters of the Civilization Alliance, the commander of the Pulan people was still preoccupied with the whisper from the center of the three vortexes that he could not shake off.

Then, he suddenly remembered the almost laissez-faire attitude of the true gods who protected the Pulan civilization towards the Outer Gods, and the more he thought about it, the more he felt that the Outer Gods' description of the true picture of the universe was correct.

Their universe is inextricably linked to a mad, chaotic being.

In this way, the strange behavior of the true gods who protected the Pulan civilization, who adopted a laissez-faire attitude towards the external gods and allowed the cosmic order to collapse, can be explained.

Think about it, why would the true gods only be willing to protect one civilization in the universe?

Why do the true gods forbid the Pulan people from growing and expanding like other civilizations in the universe?

Think about it more carefully, why do the true gods possess such terrifying power? A single true god could tear the great vortex apart into its current three-vortex structure, yet they still leave out the outer gods?

Is it simply because of a lack of ability to completely wipe them out?

If there were only one true god, it might be possible, but every Pulan person knows that the true gods protecting the Pulan civilization are a vast multitude, their numbers exceeding the sands of their home planet for an eternity...

There is only one truth to all of this: the essence of the universe is something that even the most powerful gods are powerless to change. This aligns with the true cosmic picture given by the three Outer Gods: the universe was born from the minds of mad, chaotic beings. When order overwhelms chaos, the destruction of the universe will be inevitable.

The commander of the Prannoys, who believed he had grasped the truth of the universe, began to secretly plot his betrayal of the entire Grand Alliance of Civilizations.

No one in the Cosmic Alliance expected that this resolute, accomplished, and powerful commander of the Pulan people would be so easily turned against them by the three Outer Gods.

Even the Pulan people themselves never imagined that there would be a traitor within their ranks.

Betrayal is always based on certain reasons or interests, and it's completely unimaginable what the Outer Gods could offer to make the Pulan people turn against them. Any race in the Civilization Alliance might betray the Outer Gods, but the Pulan people are unlikely to, because they can't give the Pulan people what they want... This is the perception of most Pulan people in the Civilization Alliance, and it is precisely this perception that led the main fleet of the Civilization Alliance, as well as most of the Pulan people, into a trap built by the Outer Gods and traitors from within, resulting in a devastating blow.

With the traitor's identity exposed, the Civilization Alliance and many of the Pulan people involved in the war suffered a devastating blow.

As the ruler of the Great Alliance of Civilizations, Titiru was undoubtedly shocked and furious, and at the same time, he could not understand the traitor's motives at all.

Logically speaking, the Pulan people themselves could use divine words like the Outer Gods, and the benefits given by the Outer Gods could be realized by the Pulan people through their own technology. There was no reason for them to be turned by the Outer Gods.

The Pulan people can be said to be the race least likely to produce traitors in the entire Civilization Alliance!

Unable to comprehend it, Titigru, filled with boundless rage, charged into the bridge of the traitor's flagship using divine words, and stood in a cold confrontation with the traitor on the bridge.

"Baal! Are you insane?" Titiru shouted, bewildered and furious.

Barr remained calm. "I am fully conscious right now, and I know exactly what I am doing."

"You betrayed the Alliance! You betrayed everyone! Why?"

Titiru questioned coldly, while the divine runes surrounding his body lit up, ready to strike.

(End of this chapter)