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Chen Mang sat expressionlessly on the chair, gently tapping his knuckles rhythmically on the tabletop, gradually closing his eyes. He felt that his line of thinking had been flawed all along; he hoped to be the legitimate representative of Human Civilization.
Therefore.
He believed that any civilization primarily composed of humans should have a chance to join Human Civilization.
All along, he only considered race.
He belonged to the Human Race and preferred them more.
But now, he felt his thinking was not comprehensive enough.
Aside from race, it was also necessary to consider the overall social atmosphere of a civilization; even if it was part of the Human Race, a civilization that was rotten to its core did not deserve to join Human Civilization.
Human Civilization was the civilization he built single-handedly.
It belonged to him.
Not to humanity.
He had initially thought he would see, with the leadership of over 200 secondary civilizations, a temporary warti command post ford, combining all forces in preparation to fight to the death against the Insect Race Civilization.
Even if facing extinction, they would fiercely take a bite out of the Insect Race Civilization before their demise.
But...
What he saw was that the policy of non-resistance was being accepted and embraced by more and more people.
He could not accept this idea.
Throughout his journey.
He had played dirty, acted ruthless, avoided battles, faced enemies, but he had never, in tis of crisis, chosen to disarm completely, hoping the enemy would spare him.
In his view.
Under the rule of the Kasha Civilization, these civilizations had knelt for too long, unable to stand anymore.
He needed a Human Civilization that could stand, not one composed of cowards.
...
After a long silence, Chen Mang looked up at the train screen, at the Insect Race Civilization army positioned near a Kasha Civilization wormhole. He had originally intended to wait, to let everyone fall into despair and then offer assistance.
But now, things had taken an unexpected turn.
In extre despair, everyone’s thoughts had beco radical.
He decided to act first.
To beco that beacon of light in the darkness, giving everyone a bit of confidence.
Imdiately, he pushed the control lever and headed toward a nearby Kasha Civilization wormhole.
At this mont—
The Kasha Civilization’s wormhole was unguarded, allowing free entry. Of course, every ti a civilization train entered a Kasha Civilization wormhole, the wormhole managent would receive an entry notification.
The Civilization Mark within the wormhole was difficult to erase, unless that civilization perished.
Six hours later.
The Constant Star Train slowly entered the wormhole ahead, traveling for a few seconds within it, erging like a newborn from the birth canal. Just as it exited the wormhole.
Insect race monsters that had long been standing guard nearby sward and began attacking the train.
And.
Within just a dozen seconds, a wormhole of the Insect Race Civilization appeared almost face-to-face, and a large number of insect race monsters surged out of the wormhole, with even dozens of huge Insect Race Mother Ships erging from the wormhole.
In an instant!
The Constant Star Train found itself in utter crisis, like a wooden boat tossed about in a violent storm, on the verge of capsizing.
At the sa ti.
This scene was broadcast by Chen Mang through the Train Radio, projected onto the screens of all trains within a hundred thousand light-years, quickly spread, appearing on televisions, wristwatches, and the external screens of towering city buildings in every household.
Any place with a screen was playing this scene in real-ti.
The scene was silent.
Against a black backdrop, dotted with tens of thousands of stars, a train with nearly twenty carriages floated in space, surrounded by countless insect race monsters fearless of death, crashing into the Train Armor, while nearly a hundred large Insect Race Mother Ships in the distance pointed their cannons at the train, nacingly ready to fire at any mont.
And on this train’s armor, there were large characters imprinted.
"Human Civilization · Fixed Star."
This was the debut of the Constant Star, and Human Civilization, in the sight of all!
...
This scene quickly stirred trendous commotion within the Kasha Civilization Federation.
Initially, Chen Mang only projected the scene onto all the trains, but soon these Train Captains realized sothing and quickly broadcasted it in real-ti, making it the first ti almost everyone saw the image of the Insect Race Civilization army in real-ti.
For many, it was their first ti witnessing the appearance of insect race monsters.
In the silent universe.
The oppressive presence of the millions of insect race monsters drifting in space was indescribable, especially the nearly a hundred massive Insect Race Mother Ships at the back, poised to strike lethally like crocodiles eyeing their prey.
And the adversary of those people.
Was only a single train.
A lone, helpless, and seemingly desolate train.
Nurous pedestrians in the cities stood still at the mont, either looking up at the external screens of rooftops or down at their wristwatches, instinctively holding their breath as they watched the scene, having long lost interest in going to work.
The vehicles originally on the streets had also parked where they were, none honking or urging others to move, with nearly everyone putting aside what they were doing to focus on this real-ti broadcast.
This was a matter concerning their very lives.
They didn’t know whether this Human Civilization could withstand the challenge, but at least soone was willing to stand up.
Human Civilization...
It was the sa civilization that had just ascended to a level 2 civilization a few days ago, even featuring on the Kasha Civilization’s daily headlines. Everyone was curious about which civilization, under the Kasha Civilization’s jurisdiction, had broken through the limitations and ascended to a secondary civilization.
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