From the Three-Body Escape to Super God

Chapter 385: The elder brother talked about the past and the past events of the universe

At this point, the representatives of the two alliances also understood that the Metaverse, which they had just obtained and was not even warm yet, could no longer be preserved.

Neither of them nor the alliance behind them can compete with the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance.

At this moment, the reason why the Zeroers still attack them directly is to give them a chance, because the Zeroers do not want to make things irreconcilable right away.

After all, the pressure on the entire Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance has only been slightly relieved, from the entire universe opposing them to now only the majority of civilizations opposing them.

Therefore, the Zeroers do not want to force the two not weak alliances in front of them to become completely opposed to them while they can still win more alliances.

Therefore, they allowed Zhang Heng to negotiate with the representatives of the two alliances in such a gentle manner.

Even though doing so would make the two alliances dissatisfied with the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance, it was not too drastic. As long as the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance remained strong, the two alliances would not dare to easily and completely stand on the opposite side of the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance.

Of course, if they still don't know what's best for them and Zhang Heng can't negotiate with them, then the Zeroers will not be polite anymore.

Afterwards, there was no need for Zhang Heng to continue urging them. The consciousnesses of the two alliance representatives had a brief exchange and weighed the pros and cons several times.

In the end, without any surprise, they handed over the control intelligence of the two metaverses to Zhang Heng.

Both of these intelligences were part of the original complete form of Anna. After Zhang Heng took them over, they were integrated into one with Anna again.

Zhang Heng had no objection to this.

His original plan was to separate each Pangu metaverse into its own, so as to prevent his own metaverse from being coveted by the alliances.

Now his idea has been completed ahead of time by the representatives of the alliances through the method of separating Anna, so he doesn't have to worry about this matter anymore.

Now, even if the Super God’s known universe and the metaverse of his hometown are put together again by Anna, there will be no problem, because Anna is already in his hands.

Overall, Zhang Heng made a profit instead of a loss this time.

Not only did he successfully eliminate the potential hidden dangers of his own metaverse, but he also obtained another metaverse, which is the current Three-Body Metaverse.

Then, having achieved his goal, Zhang Heng did not bother the two alliance representatives any more. His consciousness slightly gestured towards deep space, and the Zeroers immediately understood what he meant and sent the two alliance representatives out of the Three-Body Metaverse.

With the development of things at this point, the current Three-Body Universe can be regarded as the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance dominating the world.

Whether it is the absolute technological strength of the Zeroers or Zhang Heng's absolute control over the Three-Body Universe, nothing can reverse it.

However, although the representatives of the alliances were all sent out of the Trisolaran Universe, some of the Level VI civilizations they brought with them have not yet been sent away, such as the several worlds where the Trisolaran civilization came here.

Zhang Heng has never had any strong aversion to the Three-Body Civilization, either in the past or now.

So, at this moment he didn't think about what to do with them.

But I don’t know what this big brother Zeroer is thinking?

Thinking about this, Zhang Heng immediately began to ask for the elder brother's opinion.

The eldest brother replied: "The potential of the current metaverse has been exhausted, and there is no possibility of the birth of a Class VI civilization. If it continues to develop in this way, it will only be a waste of time in the end."

"The alliance has decided that since there is no need for it to continue to exist, it will start the restart plan as soon as possible..."

It is very simple and clear, which means that this big brother, or the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance, had already formulated a plan. After controlling the Three-Body Universe, he immediately started the restart plan.

In fact, all the metaverses under the name of the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance have already begun to restart.

Now, without the cooperation of other alliances, they can only embark on a conquest, trying to use violence to seize the metaverse from other alliances and civilizations, and then immediately start restarting.

Only after all metaverses have been successfully restarted will they restart in the big universe outside the metaverse.

The eldest brother continued: "The early restart will inevitably affect many innocent civilizations. The early restart will not be like the previous restarts, where there will be Level VI civilizations escorting those lower-level civilizations and protecting most of them so that they can successfully travel to the new universe."

"But we still need some time to start the reboot. Your joining was an accident, which unexpectedly allowed the Alliance to obtain the current Metaverse without any preparation."

"So, you still have enough time to do whatever you want to do, but we hope you will do it within your ability. Life and civilization, even if they can be called miracles in the universe, are what the universe lacks the least."

It seemed that this elder brother also believed that Zhang Heng was a Level VI civilization born in the Three-Body Universe, so he was able to understand him at this time and would allow Zhang Heng to do anything he wanted to do but had not had time to do.

After all, since it is a civilization native to the Three-Body Universe, it must have its own ties in the Three-Body Universe.

Therefore, the Zeroers did not mind him taking away some civilizations from the Trisolaran Universe.

In fact, Zhang Heng can indeed be considered to be born and raised in the Three-Body Universe, because it was after he came to the Three-Body Universe that he began his different life and has come to where he is today.

Even if the Zeroers didn't say it, Zhang Heng also wanted to take away some civilizations. For example, he had previously asked the angels to take away some humans and the Three-Body civilization.

He was actually quite interested in the remaining singers and the marginal civilizations, but the two of them hid themselves too well, and he had no way of finding them before.

Now, he has control over the Three-Body Universe Strings. No matter how sinister Old Six is, he will have nowhere to hide.

With the permission of the Zeroers, they will help to a certain extent. If Zhang Heng still wants to take away the Singer civilization and the Edge, or even more civilizations, it will become an extremely easy thing.

However, Zhang Heng carefully thought about what the Zeroers said, and finally gave up the idea of ​​taking away any civilization.

"No need. You are right. The things that the universe lacks the most are life and civilization, and even more so mediocre civilization. As long as the universe exists, life and civilization will continue to be born. There will never be a shortage of them."

"I have learned about the thoughts and ideas of the Starkiller Alliance. Although I do not completely agree with their views, I think they are right about one thing."

"Limited kindness cannot save a civilization, let alone a barren universe."

"Even though the relationship between the civilizations in our pastoral era was based on mutual benefit, we did give them limited goodwill." "But doing so will only allow them to last a little longer!"

"They will eventually become mediocre if they are destined to be mediocre, and they will eventually self-destruct for various reasons. We cannot help them forever with limited goodwill."

"Survival of the fittest. Perhaps this is the true law of nature, the eternal law of nature. From the primitive life in the planetary era to the so-called "civilization" in the interstellar era, those who are no longer fit and can no longer move forward can only give way to more excellent life and civilization later on."

“Our pastoral era must also follow this set of natural laws. We cannot just stick to the old ways and focus on a group of civilizations. This will not only fail to make us progress, but will also make us stagnate like them, until we are forever trapped in mediocrity…”

Zhang Heng talked about his views on the pastoral era.

Although the content is a bit cruel to those civilizations living in the pastoral era, they are really like plants. If they do not grow well, they will be abandoned by farmers, and then the soil that originally provided them with survival will be planted with new seeds.

However, cruel as they are, they are relatively happy compared to other civilizations under the alliance concept model.

Because they have received some of the limited goodwill in the universe.

They have been given the opportunity, but they are useless. Do they still want to occupy the toilet without doing anything?
"It's good that you understand. In fact, the Alliance took many detours to understand this. Restarting again and again and preserving too many civilizations to the next new universe actually doesn't make much sense."

"A large number of mediocre civilizations will only squeeze out the space for new civilizations."

"We used to be afraid that the imbalance of the civilization base would affect the Pastoral Plan, but later we found that we were worrying too much. The laws of nature will fill the gap left by the imbalance. When the civilization base is reduced to a certain level, there will be a biological explosion."

"This biological explosion phenomenon usually occurs on newly born planets. When the environment, climate and other factors on the planet allow the birth of a certain core element, a biological explosion will inevitably occur..."

“The same is true when it comes to a galaxy, a supercluster, or even a meta-universe.”

"When the natural conditions of the entire environment reach a certain level, a biological explosion is bound to occur."

"Unfortunately, we realized this too late. When we realized that retaining too many civilizations from the previous cycle would affect the birth of new civilizations in the current cycle, it was already difficult to change anything."

At this moment, the words of the Zeroers also revealed helplessness!

After all, when we first wanted to restart the universe, no one knew what the new universe would look like after the restart.

Who can guarantee that the new universe will be like the current universe, and whether there will be a biological explosion to give birth to enough life and civilization to fill the universe?

Therefore, during the first restart, we can only try our best to preserve all civilizations so that they can smoothly travel to the new universe to avoid the situation where the new universe will be empty.

If this happens, it will be extremely disadvantageous to all alliances and civilizations regardless of their ideals.

After all, whether it is the so-called pastoral era of the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance, the dark forest that the Clearers want, or some concepts of other alliances and civilizations, they must be based on a sufficient number of civilizations.

Otherwise, they are just entertaining themselves.

Moreover, the so-called civilization is essentially a collective concept, and the creativity of an individual can never match that of the collective.

An individual cannot compare to a collective, and obviously a civilization cannot compare to an alliance, which is why alliances exist.

Therefore, in the beginning, no advanced civilization really wanted to see the number of civilizations in the universe decrease.

Even the Clearers Alliance is no exception.

While they create the Dark Forest Law to make civilizations kill each other, it does not contradict their desire not to reduce the base of civilizations.

They don't like killing, they just want to use such violent means to make their already excellent civilization stand out more quickly.

Instead of waiting slowly for them to grow on their own like the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance.

The two also form a sharp contrast, one is relatively rough and the other is relatively gentle.

In fact, even now, many alliances and civilizations still hold on to their original ideas, so they oppose the Ten-Dimensional Pastoral Alliance's premature restart, which will prevent a large number of civilizations from going to the new universe.

"Why is it too late to understand? Could it be that after the first restart, the universe has entered a second reincarnation, and there is no biological explosion?"

Zhang Heng was puzzled.

Even if there are too many civilizations in the previous cosmic cycle, and there are factors that affect the explosion of new civilizations in the current cosmic cycle, it should not affect the entire universe, right?

As long as there are places where biological explosions occur, it means that biological explosions still exist.

With the wisdom and capabilities of various advanced civilizations, it should not be difficult to discover such low-probability events that continue to occur after being affected, and it should not be difficult to imagine that biological explosions will still exist.

"It's no wonder you're confused by this. After all, you haven't experienced that era."

The Zeroers then explained: "You can't imagine how many civilizations went to the new universe after the first restart."

"Because of our concerns, we have almost ensured that all civilizations in the first cosmic cycle have successfully entered the second cosmic cycle."

“That is to say, the civilizations of the first cosmic cycle occupied their original positions almost one to one.”

"The consequence of this is that during the second cosmic cycle, the number of biological explosions is almost zero."

"So, at that time, we all thought that what we did was correct, and we were extremely grateful that we had managed to keep the civilization of the previous cosmic cycle alive until now, otherwise the consequences would be unimaginable!"

"We fell into such a misconception and experienced multiple cosmic cycles until the outbreak of the dimensional war..."

"When dimensions fell one after another, civilizations perished in wars one after another, and biological explosions occurred again on a large scale, as if trying to fill the gaps left by the extinct civilizations, we finally realized that we had taken the wrong path..."

(End of this chapter)