Time travel to become the guardian AI of a lost civilization

Chapter 352 Similarity

The "natural disasters" experienced in the history of the galaxy can be roughly divided into three types, namely "worm plague", "boundary breaker" and "accidental enemy".

Among them, the "Bug Plague" is "Pressolin", and now only the one in Li Wenyuan's hand remains; and the "Boundary Breaker" is the predecessor of the lost empire "Silencer" who didn't know where it went; The "unexpected enemy" still exists in the universe, and what is in the galaxy is just a sub-machine of the "unexpected enemy".

Although there is still such a special "disaster" as the "reckoning" of "the end of reincarnation", the source of this disaster is actually still in the galaxy, and it cannot be regarded as a "natural disaster".

The other three "natural disasters" all come from outside the galaxy, and are real "indiscriminate disasters" caused by various reasons.

This is true in the Milky Way, but is it also true in the universe?

In the universe, or outside the universe, is there some kind of unbelievable "natural disaster" eyeing the universe itself?

The "void" mentioned by "Void Lord" sounds like a catastrophe that threatens the universe, and the other party will even produce "void breeds" such anti-law creatures to "attack" the universe.

And thinking along this line of thought, "Far Traveler" suddenly felt that the universe seemed like an enlarged galaxy.

Interstellar civilizations that have not left the galaxy group are "indigenous" on the cosmic scale, and civilizations like them that can travel to and from the galaxy group are ordinary "cosmic civilizations."

Those few civilizations that seem to have the power of gods, can monitor the galaxy at will, or destroy an entire galaxy group are the "lost empires of the universe".

And the "Quzheng Agreement" that seems to have planted time bombs in every galaxy group is a kind of "natural disaster"; "the void" is another kind of "natural disaster".

"If you think about it this way, what the 'Recorder' does... seems to be very similar to the lost empire of the 'Observer' that has been destroyed in the galaxy...?"

A certain "far traveler" scientist thought of this, and immediately felt a creepy feeling.

Although theoretically speaking, it is not surprising that any civilization that observes and interferes with the evil taste of "lower civilizations" appears, after all, it is a precious "sociological sample".

But there happens to be such a "recorder" civilization as powerful as "the lost empire of the lost empire" doing similar things, which will inevitably make people imagine.

And if you think about it this way, the "traveler" civilization, which once only had a few sources in genetic memory, seems to be a "ideal lost empire" that has developed to the extreme in the field of spiritual energy.

The civilization that can create a machine like the "Suzheng Agreement" is like a "materialistic lost empire" that has reached the extreme in the mechanical field.

The "Quzheng Agreement" itself is a "Mechanical Lost Empire" similar to the "Guardian", but it is the "opposite" kind, a "slaughter machine" that has not yet been activated.

As for the "Hunter" civilization, which has been heard many times and has destroyed an unknown number of galaxies, and has considerable strength, whether it will have some connection with the "Lost Xenophobic Empire" such as "The Silent", they are still not sure.

"...So, could this be a 'coincidence'? After all, there will be people who come to an end in every field. For civilization, it seems that there is a trend of this degree..."

A scientist of "Farwalker" wanted to use "coincidence" to explain it, and the last thing he wanted to say was "it seems to be quite normal", but before he said that, he was short of tone, obviously he couldn't help it convince himself.

Suddenly, a certain scientist thought of something and shouted as if he had found a loophole: "What about the 'Apocalypse'? They shouldn't lose to those civilizations, right? What role do they play in the 'Lost Empire'?"

He seemed to want to find a reason to refute this macroscopic "similarity", but another scientist replied faintly:
"Don't forget, how those 'lost empires' in the galaxy, including us, came to be."

As soon as this remark came out, the scientists just now were discouraged. As this sentence said, the "lost empires" in the entire galaxy are directly or indirectly related to the "Apocalypse"—that is, human beings. It is no exaggeration that humans have shaped the "lost empire" in the galaxy.

And since this "phenomenon" is man-made, it is even more difficult to call it a "coincidence", because none of them are "naturally formed" lost empires, but were fostered by seedlings.

These lost empires survived after undergoing a "man-made natural disaster" baptism, but even so, they still retain a certain degree of similarity with the "lost empires" outside the galaxy.

It is likely that no one would believe that this situation was a coincidence. Somewhere, they seemed to feel that the wheel of fate was turning.

"...So, will this universe also face some kind of 'natural disaster'? Unlike the small troubles of the Milky Way, it is a 'cosmic threat' that all people and all civilizations must face..."

"...The Milky Way can be regarded as a 'closed universe being experimented', the universe will be staged, and it has been staged in the Milky Way, so is our universe also a similar experimental universe, wrapped in another universe? No, infinite matryoshka is not advisable..."

"Also, where has the 'Apocalypse' come? They seem to know more than everyone else..."

"And the catastrophe we're dealing with...will it be the 'Great Slump' as the 'Guardians' call it? Isn't this a cosmic phenomenon that might happen in the future? Why would it be - oh, 'The Void' is said to be too A phenomenon..."

What the "Void Lord" said caused a thousand waves. If these conjectures were true, then their understanding of the universe would undergo a major change.

Some scientists began to study whether these "natural disasters" are related to the "natural disasters" in the galaxy to some extent, and another scientist who was in charge of communicating with the "Void Lord" looked at it with a different gaze. Be more cautious.

Facing this "Void Life" who suddenly spit out shocking news, he didn't know how to deal with it for a while. After hesitating for a while, he could only ask like this:

"It seems to me that you didn't do this for your life... Why did you tell us this news? Do you want something?"

【Why?How can there be so many reasons, we even have different life forms, and our perception of "desire" is also different]

【I'm just curious, why didn't the "void" come to this universe?It seems to have been tampered with and has not become the "mainstream" of this universe]

[What is your current mainstream "end of the universe"?Is it "The Big Rip"?I found that the expansion of this universe seems to be accelerating, is this the end here? 】

The scientists of the "far traveler" hesitated to tell the "Void Lord" this secret, because this is not a secret of their civilization, but the secret of the entire civilization group under the leadership of the "Guardian".

But just when they were about to continue reporting to the "Guardian", the signal of the "Guardian" suddenly appeared on the surrounding artificial intelligence fleet.

No one knows how he communicated in real time across such a large delay, but his unique signal finally communicated with the "Void Lord".

【let me tell you……】

(End of this chapter)