From a certain perspective, scarcity, extre scarcity!
Even a Level 6 Civilization might not possess a living cosmic bug.
No one has any use for it at the mont.
But—
Better to never need to use a knife than never to have a knife to use!
Keep it for now; who knows when it might co in handy.
"Keep an eye on him."
"Let him do whatever he wants, as long as he doesn’t try to rebuild civilization."
"Understood."
In the end, he chose to stay. The "Coco" train had actually made a return trip of several light years, and this bug wasn’t erased despite all that ti, aning the universe hadn’t noticed this bug at all.
But what if this guy sohow got hold of a Civilization Order and started shouting, "I want to revive civilization!"
That would be ga over.
If the Nia Civilization is revived, that would be it, making it hard not to notice this bug.
"And also—"
"Issue a gag order to Coco and his Train Captain, forbidding any disclosure about the Nia Civilization. All the information we’ve gathered in these recent days is to be classified at the highest confidentiality."
"No one on the train has the clearance to view it."
"Yes."
In a sense, the secret of the Nia Civilization can also be considered a nuclear option stashed away. Only a few of them know, and the cosmic rules don’t care, but what if soday a totally unmatched civilization finds them?
They could spread the existence of the Nia Civilization as widely as possible within that other civilization.
Once it reaches a certain scale,
it will draw the attention of the cosmic rules, achieving mutual destruction.
"Pretty good."
Chen Mang chuckled lightly. Although this nuclear option might never be used in this lifeti, at least, the Human Civilization finally had a foundation-level weapon of its own.
The history of the Nia Civilization ntions that all advanced civilizations in the universe possess foundation-level weapons, which are unrelated to energy ranges and typically only possessed by level four and above civilizations.
For example, a Fifth-level Civilization using ti-space attacks through cosmic wormholes.
Or his secret.
As long as it is smoothly executed, it can cause absolutely devastating damage to the enemy, and it counts as a foundation-level weapon.
Most tis, it’s never used, serving as a deterrent, or it’s never leaked, but at the mont when a civilization is on the brink of life and death, a foundation-level weapon will then be revealed. That’s why, the higher the civilization level, the fewer wars there are.
It’s very easy for both to be severely wounded and perish together.
And the Human Civilization, being a Level 2 Civilization and still a nonentities in the universe, already has its first foundation-level weapon, hoping to soon obtain a second one—sothing usable, rather than sothing that easily leads to mutual destruction...
He thought perhaps a Sword Holder should be selected from the train.
If the Fixed Star finds itself on the brink of destruction, there could be soone with the courage to press the nuclear button. He found it hard to possess the courage for mutual destruction, always feeling that if he just tried a bit harder, charged a bit more, a miracle would arrive!
This mindset allowed him to narrowly escape danger many tis, but also left him without the ability to take the enemy down with him should he fail.
But after giving it a thought, he decided against it.
To hell with the Sword Holder.
He’s struggling up front, waiting for a miracle to happen, and the Sword Holder at the back just presses the button; it’s better to let him die directly, irritating enough.
...
"Water Blue Star," Taiping City.
This planet that once faced Doomsday has undergone earth-shattering changes.
One city after another has been rebuilt, and the urban landscape looks nothing like one would expect post-Doomsday. The city’s greenery ets the highest standards, and there’s no trace of those damned glossy privet trees.
The streets are bustling with people.
Society has returned to peace.
The economic system uses the Fixed Star Coupon.
At this mont—
Coco was walking on the street, gazing around with curiosity. It had been a long ti since he was exposed to human society, many years indeed, and he never had a body of his own before, nor had he ever experienced human society firsthand like now, walking with his own two feet.
Everything in front of his eyes fascinated him.
To the left, on a screen, was a trailer for Zhang Yiren’s new movie "Interstellar Escape." The female lead in the movie looked stunning, said to be the highest-paid actress on Water Blue Star, and was a lead actress since Zhang Yiren was still making movies on the train.
To the right, on a screen was...
A seven-day tour advertisent from a travel company nad "Jii Tourism Company," with the destination being Black Tortoise Star.
The ad slogan was quite distinctive.
"Immortal Realm, a step to the sky!"
"Cultivation experience, mortals can also inquire about the dao!"
"Protected personally by a Golden Core adept, experience the sword aura breaking through the sky."
"Craft alchemical pills yourself in the Alchemy Pavilion, draw your own Demon Suppression Talisman."
"Team up to explore an Ancient Cultivator’s Cave Mansion, where treasures are predestined!"
"Seven days and six nights Immortal abode, reside in the Spirit Vein Cave Mansion, absorbing the essence of heaven and earth, feast on Rain Dew Spirit Fruit at the Jade Tower Immortal Pavilion, with celestial music as accompanint."
Beyond that
The street was bustling as well, with nurous shops all appearing quite lively, a scene of vigorous developnt.
Everything was moving in a positive direction.
"Up ahead is the villa I bought."
"We’re almost there."
Leading at the front, Ai had her hands on her hips, looking extrely pleased: "I’m the first AI in the entire Human Civilization to buy a villa, or rather, in the entire universe, I might be the first AI to buy a villa."
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