Qin Chuan did not respond to that sentimental remark.
With his hands still shoved in his trench coat pockets, he looked at the two completely unreasonable energy entities before him.
"Whether I've grown up or not, let's put that aside. You two really need to change this habit of showing up uninvited."
The illusory, azure star bobbed up and down a couple of times.
The data waterfall on the left, composed of silver zeros and ones, rapidly contracted, coalescing in midair into a humanoid outline without any facial features. Apocalypse's mechanical electronic voice rang directly in Qin Chuan's mind.
"Your Origin Realm has already taken shape, and some things can be told to you now." Apocalypse's voice lacked any fluctuation. "The descent of Apocalypse onto Blue Star was not an invasion, but a screening."
Qin Chuan let out a cold laugh.
"A screening that kills billions of people? That abacus is being clicked pretty loudly."
Apocalypse did not shy away from Qin Chuan's attitude, continuing to state the facts.
"Without screening, it's total annihilation. The coordinate capturer of the Origin Continent sweeps through the low-dimensional universe every ten epochs. Blue Star's natural evolutionary speed is too slow. If we didn't fully digitize it and forcefully spawn a batch of gods who have mastered high-order laws, you wouldn't even be able to block the first wave of cleaners."
Blue Star Will followed with a gentle mental fluctuation.
"I agreed with its approach. Better a short pain than a long one. If we hadn't forcefully pulled the seedlings up to help them grow, Blue Star would have simply been sucked dry as nourishment by the Origin Continent, and not even the spark of civilization would have been left behind."
Qin Chuan raised an eyebrow.
These words indeed resolved a doubt that had