Star Fleet, Starting with Datafication

No, it should be said that massacre was inevitable.

The officer, whose life essence had reached that of a higher-dimensional human race, had a faint golden light flowing in his eyes.

It was filled with a chilling, menacing aura.

Chapter 103 Alliance: Do you even know what oppression is?

Qingyang's spiritual power swept over the core warehouse of Taiyi, which was the space enhanced by Shan Cunjian.

It was confirmed that all the Tia humans inside had entered a state of stasis, and there were no abnormalities.

Immediately steer the fleet toward Tia, the last planet.

The remaining Tia humans, including soldiers, were all taken into the mountain.

When they arrived on the planet Tia, billions of Tia citizens were already prepared and did not bring any supplies.

Countless Tia humans gathered on a plain, their eyes filled with fear and uncertainty about the future, but not much despair or numbness.

Although they already knew that the Dia star system was about to become a battlefield for advanced civilizations, they still held onto a sliver of hope because of Qingyang's existence.

Since this powerful human civilization's fleet has not withdrawn, it must have a way to fight back.

Tens of thousands of rays of light emanated from the mountain and swept over countless Tia people, taking them all into its internal space in just half an hour.

In the end, only the head of the Casas group and a dozen or so high-ranking officials remained outside the mountain.

They wanted to know what kind of future the Tia Federation would have, and even more so, they wanted to witness it all firsthand.

Qingyang naturally agreed and allowed them to enter the control room of one of the Radiant Moon battleships.

Once everything was ready, Qingyang looked at Changxi and asked, "Have all the cultural and technological data of the Tia Federation been copied?"

Physical artifacts and books were crammed into the small space, leaving only a massive amount of data.

Chang Xi nodded gently: "The copying is complete."

Upon hearing this, Qingyang immediately marked a dead star belt located millions of light-years away on the star map and entered dark space travel mode.

The Death Star is a graveyard of broken planets and asteroids that have no value whatsoever.

Most of them are planets that were ejected from their original star system due to natural disasters or man-made calamities.

The Death Star Belt is a region composed of hundreds of dead stars and countless asteroids, meteorites, and ice crystals.

At the center, only a few aging stars are still burning brightly.

Meanwhile, the Eternal Fleet entered the core of a ravaged planet in the Death Star Belt and lay in hiding.

The first wave of the Level 6 civilization alliance began entering the Dia star system from different directions.

The armies of dozens of Level 6 civilizations launched indiscriminate attacks on civilizations along their route as soon as they entered the Dia star system.

Apart from civilizations with powerful backers, none of the other civilizations escaped this fate.

Thousands of level 6 civilization warships directly crushed tens of thousands of level 5 warships that were blocking their way.

Countless unmanned combat aircraft surged toward the surrounding inhabited planets.

Countless energy cannons and vacuum implosion bombs exploded on the planet's surface, easily destroying cities scattered throughout the planet.

The flames and shockwaves were even clearly visible in the planet's orbit.

Wailing cries, dismembered limbs and entrails, and the resentment of despair and hatred rose from planet to planet, eventually merging into the destiny of civilization.

Subsequently, this civilizational fortune was collected and taken away by the Level 6 civilization using special equipment issued by the Level 7 civilization.

In fact, this is also one of the goals of the two Level 7 civilizations, as Level 7 civilizations have already begun to explore dimensional technology.

They can already utilize the fortune of lower-level civilizations to a certain extent.

The aura of a civilization imbued with the resentment of its annihilation can be a valuable energy source for some dimensional weapons.

Very easy to obtain.

All it takes is for all life in a civilization to perish in agony.

The universe is full of low- to mid-level civilizations!

A certain level-four civilization's home planet.

Countless toxic gases permeated the urban area, and all life that came into contact with them was twisted and decayed. This virus could keep the brain fully active before the entire body completely collapsed.

It makes life easily perceive pain and despair.

This makes it easier to ignite resentment over the extinction of the race.

A Level 6 civilization flagship on an alien planet, with jellyfish-like creatures coldly gazing down.

"With the required amount of luck and resentment, we hope that the higher civilization will provide some energy technology."

"What a hassle. We still need to go through this process to make these crawlers resentful. It would be so much easier to just use a planet-destroying cannon."

"Hurry up and move on to the next Level 4 civilization. There are only a few thousand Level 4 civilizations in this desolate place. If we delay, they will all be gone. The resentment and fortune of Level 2 and 3 civilizations are not as valuable as those of Level 4 civilizations."

"..."

This scene played out almost everywhere in the Tia star system, resulting in the deaths of tens of thousands of civilizations and trillions of creatures in a short period of time.

All of this was simply to provide energy for some of the weapons of a Level 7 civilization.

Taiyi control room.

These Level 6 civilizations constructed a temporary network for convenience.

Qingyang could easily access it and see all of this.

His brows furrowed slightly.

While the Alliance considers other biological groups as nothing, it at least acknowledges them as living beings and part of the cosmic ecosystem.

Even when they kill, it's a swift and decisive annihilation.

what is this?

“The level seven civilization here cannot efficiently extract higher-dimensional energy, so this has become the best method,” Belya said calmly.

"Therefore, many large nebulae and superclusters have an unwritten rule that it is not allowed to destroy or interfere with a Type I civilization. In fact, many civilizations will actively terraform some planets and release various primitive cellular organisms."

It was used to give rise to a large number of civilizations.

If they have strong potential, recruit them; if their potential is average, harvest them after they have grown.

A very small percentage of them will rise to become level six or seven civilizations and become new 'farmers'.

Taking the Lansbutite Nebula as an example, each batch of newly formed Type I civilizations only accounts for about 30% of the total.

Belya's explanation also reached the ears of Tia's higher-ups, and Kassel turned pale and remained silent for a long time.

I originally thought interstellar space was dangerous yet full of opportunities, but I never imagined that the real interstellar space would be so cruel.

If this fleet hadn't arrived...

Qingyang nodded: "It seems that the large nebula clusters and superclusters over in the Star Sea are not like that. Could it be that it is more difficult for a sufficiently prosperous regional civilization to advance, but it is also stronger after advancing?"

"Yes, some level six peak civilizations over there can easily extract high-dimensional energy, and level seven civilizations can already extract it on a large scale."

"Moreover, it seems that due to the influence of the Alliance, the civilizations on the other side of the Star Sea are more like a complete interstellar society. Although it is still violent and chaotic, it is at least countless times better than this barbaric survival law."

Even during hostile wars between at least two civilizations, they would not indiscriminately attack passing commercial fleets; in fact, caravans from lower-level civilizations were allowed to enter the territories of higher-level civilizations to sell raw materials and specialties.

Yes, I agree. As for whether the price will be lowered, I don't know.

Qingyang understood.

Ultimately, it's because the league is too strong.

A sufficiently powerful, unique civilization can completely restrain the behavior of other civilizations.

Otherwise, if a unique entity were to become dissatisfied with something, no civilization would be able to withstand it.

Thus, those civilizations, intentionally or unintentionally, following the Alliance's customs, unanimously formed an incredibly prosperous interstellar society.

Moreover, these civilizations later discovered that this was entirely beneficial and harmless, and thus gradually improved this basic order.

If all else fails, find an open space and fight it out; afterwards, the victor will plunder the resources of the loser's civilization.

After all, civilization may fade away, but a species will not perish.

Many civilizations in the Star Sea are multi-race alliances. If a civilization perishes, its original population can easily join such an alliance.

Moreover, most races, due to division, have more than one civilization...

Therefore, even though the Star Sea is still full of iron-bloodedness and chaos, it at least has a systematic basic order.

The Moonlit Ship, along with Cassius and the others, listened silently, their hearts filled with utter horror.

Just how powerful is the Star Sea Human Alliance to force out a basic order from a civilization region far exceeding the size of the Great Nebula?

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Countless Level 6 civilization warships and mechanical armies ravaged the starry sky, and every planet with life was utterly annihilated.

Even numerous galaxies were completely annihilated by fragments of two-dimensional foil and dark matter pulses.

Whether it's a star or a planet, anything deemed beneficial to the enemy's operations is erased.

Qingyang and the others sat in the control room, silently watching the Dia star field, which was filled with wails and resentment.

I feel a little sentimental.

Tens of thousands of civilizations were swiftly wiped out before their eyes, and even once bustling star fields were quickly emptied.

It can be said that this was the largest and most rapid civilization extinction operation that the Eternal Fleet had ever witnessed since its formation.

"The matrix radar will work in conjunction with the local satellite network for surveillance. The rest of you, go and rest," Qingyang instructed as he turned around.

The Eternal Fleet, now in stealth mode, cannot be detected by a Level 6 civilization's wide-area scan alone, unless searched at close range.

For the next twelve days, Qingyang plans to stay here as a precaution.

As time went by day by day.

More and more Level 6 civilization fleets are entering the Dia star system, and on many occasions, some fleets have even skimmed close to the Death Star Belt.