How the Zergs were Made

Chapter 512 - 513 1 Time of Fei Lun
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Chapter 512: Chapter 513 1 Time of Fei Lun

Before Connor said that, the collectors subjectively believed that the Luo civilization was an alien civilization with transstellar navigation, but from the actual situation of the other party, it did not seem to be like this.

The collectors who realize this will be lively. If it is difficult to navigate across the stars, it means that it will be less difficult to find this alien civilization, because the range of activities will be reduced.

In the face of the interrogation of the collectors, Connor, who was worried about being misunderstood by the other party and suspected that he was lying, hurriedly explained.

"No, my situation is more special. I thought you were a civilization with a spaceship as the main body."

"There is no light-grade disaster. Why should it develop into a migration mode?" The collectors asked strangely.

"Because of resources, in order to maintain the normal operation of civilization, it is necessary to go to the next stellar system after collecting all the available resources in the stellar system, where a new round of resource collection begins."

Connor's civilization to the collector is also the Luo people's own idea of alien civilization. A sufficiently advanced civilization will ravage one star system after another like a locust. After collecting all the available resources, he will go to the next star system to continue mining.

"Listen to you, it's a bit similar to our situation, but we are strongholds, and we maintain an occupied state of every star system."

Hearing the collector's answer, Connor was surprised that the development of civilization needed resources, so he had no idea about the collector's reply. He was mainly surprised that the collector maintained the occupation of the star system.

"Can your society ensure that there is no separation between light scales?"

"Cut? Oh, I understand, you still have selfishness, so we have to consider this troublesome problem. We don't have a selfish concept. Individuals are born to serve the collective. Even if they are 100 million light-years apart, as long as the information exchange is correct, we will not be separated.

The collectors naturally understood what Connor was thinking about when they thought of the big plan to harm the empire in the early days of interstellar colonization.

They proudly introduced Connor to the social structure of their ethnic group.

"...Your society is more advanced than ours."

After finishing this sentence, Connor fell into a long silence and seemed to be in a bad mood.

"What does your society look like?" The collector asked.

"A group of fools who think they have power, supporting a group of people who fool them, come to power. The intrigue between the rulers has led to the failure to do a fact. The promises before the election are empty talk, and the class solidification is becoming more and more serious. The collusion between businessmen and the government makes the quality of the products lower and lower, and the people at the bottom are still young. At the age of the year, there was a problem with health.

It seems that because of some things he has experienced in the Luo people's civilization, Connor's answer implies dissatisfaction with his own civilization.

Of course, this dissatisfaction has not risen to the level of hatred, it's just disgust.

"How can it be reduced to this level? Another civilization with a similar social structure to yours has developed much better than you.

"Is there any other civilization?"

Connor was surprised that Amoeba was the first civilization to come into contact with the Luo civilization, and Connor himself was the first contact, so he subconsciously took it for granted that the Luo civilization was also the first civilization to be contacted by Amoeba.

The collector's words successfully dispelled him of this idea.

"Yes, they call themselves Selin people and have a highly centralized regime. In our first contact, we had a fight with them, and both sides were seriously dead and injured. In order to avoid damaging the core interests of Shan's own civilization, we tacitly chose the way of peaceful coexistence."

The collector did not shy away from the fact that there had been a war with the Selin people in the Connorming ethnic group. After hearing this fact and the final result, Connor was relieved.

This situation confirms the judgment of the Luo people's civilization on the good and evil of alien civilization. It is precisely because Amoeba does not have malice that he can avoid the fact that there was a war against him.

"Can they also do interstellar navigation?" Connor asked.

Since it is a war with Amoeba, which can sail between the stars on a large scale, the Selin civilization should be an extremely powerful civilization, at least for the Luo people.

"If you insist, you can do it, but because of their civilization, they don't like to run around like us."

If the Selin people can abandon everything and devote themselves to the development of civilization like beasts, it is no problem to achieve sub-light speed interstellar navigation, but this is just a cold sailing. War is avoided. They have not reached that level.

However, Connor's success was wrong. He thought that the Selin civilization, who had not been in contact with it, just simply didn't like to run around.

This situation reminds him of an alien civilized society, that is, a large group of highly developed civilizations combined into a cosmic social system.

Since it is a social system, it means that there is a standard morality, so the vigilance in the heart of Luo named Connor is even lower.

"Then can you send me back? I miss my hometown so much.

Connor no longer cares to show Amiba that he wants to return to his hometown. In the end, he is a creature born from his mother planet. After wandering on the alien star for a long time, hoping to eventually die on his home planet is also an inevitable result.

"This is no problem, but where is your mother civilization? We need to know the coordinates to send you back.

Of course, the collectors will not refuse Connor's request. It is best for him to cooperate with them to find the Luo people's civilization. The ethnic group can't wait to get in touch with the Luo people's civilization and welcome a new round of cultural trends.

"It's not far from the black hole. There are only half of the light wheel. Um... After eleven wheel times, there may be three-quarters of the wheel distance now."

"The light wheel? What is that?"

Hearing the unit of this scale reported by Luo people, the collectors were a little confused.

"It's just the distance you take in a time." Connor explained.

"We know the speed of light, but we don't know how long a wheel will last."

"This... Feilun refers to the time when our parent star rotates for one week."

"This won't work. We don't know how long your parent planet rotates for a week, and we can't calculate it in our unit of time."

If you don't know the distance, of course, it is difficult to find the mother star system of the Luo civilization. Thinking of this problem, in the life field network that Connor did not know, the collectors fell into a heated discussion, and finally, they discussed a solution.

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