Sky Curtain: The Darwin Incident at the outset, the Declaration of the People's League

He Xi raised her eyes again, looking at the supreme queen on the throne. The casualness in her eyes faded, replaced by a more serious look.

Angels are indeed the leaders, but with such a large empire comes a lot of enemies.

"Neither of us could figure it out, it's even harder for them, and don't forget..."

Keisha then slowly turned her face, her golden eyes looking at He Xi below the steps: "Void Engine."

Upon hearing this, He Xi raised an eyebrow slightly.

"The two-dimensional foil is a simple dimensional reduction attack, crushing the lower space with higher rules, while the Void Engine rewrites the rules from the bottom logic of the universe."

Keisha's gaze returned to the sky, her voice steady and powerful.

"It can compress three dimensions into two dimensions. By activating the Void Engine, we can directly erase the concept of 'two-dimensional collapse' and break this attack at its root."

"That thing is terrifying, but we are not powerless to fight back."

He Xi lowered his eyes and pondered for a moment, carefully considering the logic behind it, then slowly nodded, a hint of agreement flashing in his eyes.

"Ultimately, passive defense tools and the ability to actively rewrite the rules are not on the same level."

After saying that, she changed the subject slightly, her tone becoming serious: "However, you also know that the Void Engine relies on extremely strong mental will to drive it. Given the current research and development progress of the Angel Civilization, it is by no means something that just any angel can control and wield. Moreover, this is just a concept, and whether it will actually work still needs to be tested."

"So, I never intended to 'defend' against it from the beginning."

"We might not be able to make something like this even in our universe."

…………

The World of Stars.

Regardless of which star system it is.

how to say.

The reactions here have been lukewarm.

The main point is that the entire Three-Body world... has some reference value for them, but it's not enough.

It's still a question of the fundamental physical laws of the universe.

The situation in their world would likely be similar to Ye Wenjie's call to the universe in the Three-Body Problem universe.

[Is anyone there? Is anyone there?]

[Upstairs, please turn off the microphone.]

[Is anyone there? Is anyone there?]

[The idiot upstairs turned off his microphone, can't you hear me? Don't hogging the universal public channel.]

Hmm... it might not be a very vivid description, but that's probably the case.

Moreover, they have no language barrier, and there is no chain of suspicion. Each of their civilizations has an all-powerful ambassador who can translate everything for you, whether it's plant language or stone cursing, in just a few months.

Furthermore, there were the weapons that appeared in the Trisolaran world... The sky moved quickly, only showing a few images, but they captured them and studied them.

The final conclusion can only be attributed to the extremely high limitations imposed by the fundamental laws there.

There is no one in the entire universe who can exceed the speed of light; in their eyes, they are simply natives.

Yes, that's right, they are natives.

As long as you don't reach faster than light speed, in the Star World, no matter where you come from, you're all considered natives.

The weapons in the Three-Body universe can only be said to have some reference value, but they are too slow.

It simply can't hit the target it wants to hit.

In the world of Stellaris, its shortcomings are too obvious.

The two-dimensional propagation speed of the two-dimensional foil is locked by the speed of light, and the "small piece of paper" needs time to fly to its destination before the attack.

Any decent interstellar civilization among the stars possesses at least the technology for faster-than-light travel.

By the time the alarm sounds, all valuable units have already migrated away.

Ultimately, the two-dimensional foil may end up as "flattening an uninhabited, desolate planet."

Secondly, they have many "natural enemies" who encounter each other in two directions.

The matter decompression device is designed to "extract" three-dimensional matter from a zero-dimensional black hole, representing a technology capable of advancing in dimensions and moving backward.

Matter decomposer directly distorts the rules, eliminating matter from a higher-dimensional model.

"Love, death, and the void"—this is the path they have clearly defined and officially named.

As mentioned before, several star systems have begun to be studied.

After Wu Zai ascended to the fifth stage, the Void Realm, this subspace, became the empire's backyard.

After finally igniting the galaxy, it directly elevated the entire civilization to a higher dimension.

To use an existence that transcends reality to fight against a weapon that is "merely three-dimensional" is a true judgment of dimensional reduction.

As for the cultural disaster that also appeared in the sky earlier...

Come on, let's round up pi!

Of course, this thing also has its merits for them.

The essence of a two-dimensional foil is a two-dimensional spatial fragment encapsulated by a special force field and independent of three-dimensional space.

It is not a warship, nor a flesh-and-blood enemy, nor even a mass of plasma that can be intercepted by an energy shield.

This means it is almost immune to physical attacks.

Their universe's weapons are mostly of the type that engage in direct firefights.

From basic kinetic energy cannons and lasers to advanced light spears and electric arcs... all of these are based on the logic of attacking three-dimensional entities.

Even if you put a Titan into the diffusion range of the two-dimensional foil, no matter how high the main gun's energy is, you still can't hit a target that doesn't belong to this dimension.

We can fight if we really want to, but it will be very difficult if we are not prepared.

And it's also said that this thing has polluting properties.

If you adjust this thing to faster than the speed of light, and then add a tiny bit of honey...

It is not impossible.

…………

The Trisolaran civilization, which poses a great threat to human civilization... These guys can't even handle a star... It feels really humiliating to be threatened by these guys.

Chapter 114 The Sky Curtain Has Gone Under the Sea?

It didn't give others much time to discuss it.

Soon, new content for the sky screen followed.

Have you ever seen an angel wearing a short skirt?

What the hell?

Short skirt?

Long, white legs!

Is the Sky Curtain finally going to be submerged in the sea?

The next moment, pure white wings spread out behind him in the sky, and a standard holy silver armor outlined his figure, with the armor flowing with a cold and holy metallic aura.

In this universe, the understanding of angels differs slightly from that of the general public.

They are not messengers of God in the secular sense, but rather a supreme civilization traversing the stars, proclaiming their just order.

The scene on the sky suddenly zoomed out, revealing a vast nebula slowly rotating in the void, with countless shimmering white points of light emerging from its depths.

The magnificent and sacred Merlo Heavenly Court floats in the core of the starry sea, with giant wing-shaped buildings extending to both sides of the universe, and towering jade columns standing tall.

To an ordinary person in the world, anyone with even a little knowledge of this would think it's the paradise of Western legends.

The Angelic Civilization has stood firm in the known universe for millions of years.

[Having survived the barbaric ignorance, ended the ancient theocratic rule, overthrew the corrupt celestial palace system, and forged a just order spanning countless galaxies]

The story of how we achieved what we have today begins in the Heavenly Palace Era, 30,000 years ago.

That was the era of the Heavenly Palace, the darkest and most corrupt period of the angelic civilization.

The sacred and solemn Heavenly Court of Merlo today was originally called the Heavenly Palace in ancient times.

At that time, the Heavenly Palace and the angelic civilization were ruled by a male angelic race headed by Hua Ye.

During Hua Ye's era, although the Angel Civilization was not the most advanced, it was still considered a dominant force in the universe, especially during the time of his father, Hua Que, who essentially stabilized the Angel Civilization's foundation.

[But it was precisely this excessive comfort that caused the order of the Heavenly Palace to begin to decay. Perhaps this had been evident for some time, but it was only now that it truly became serious.]

They committed numerous evil deeds, and the later female angels collectively referred to them as scum.

How decadent was the Heavenly Palace back then?

Male angels monopolize power, indulging in extravagance and plunder.

Female angels are appendages and spoils of war.

The foundations of civilization gradually eroded amidst indulgence, violence, and class oppression, leading to its complete decline.

In the scene, inside the magnificent and luxurious heavenly palace, male angels drink, revel, and act recklessly, while female angels can only silently submit to their will.

[Fairness and morality?]

There's nothing there.

This place is nothing but endless depravity and oppression by tyranny.

These were the darkest years since the birth of the Angelic Civilization, but where there is oppression, there is resistance.

The redemption and rebirth of civilization begins here.

The extreme oppression aroused serious dissatisfaction among the female angels.

Keisha, Liang Bing, and He Xi form an alliance, join forces to launch an angelic revolution that overthrows the rule of Hua Ye's Heavenly Palace.

After a hard-fought battle, they achieved final victory, and the Age of Three Kings began.