Early the next morning, the sector where the Interstellar Council was located was still bustling. Official spacecraft came and went, and the lobbies of office buildings were packed shoulder to shoulder. The only difference was that everyone was wearing suits this time.
Human creativity was actually quite impressive. Compared with mechanical lifeforms in particular, humans were better at dressing themselves up. Yet unlike the Shi'ar Empire, they did not overdecorate. They emphasized moderation while also putting considerable effort into developing diverse aesthetic styles. Take suits, for example. There were Italian, British, and American suits, and within those styles were vintage and modern designs, old-school cuts and new-school embellishments. Then there was the matter of matching them with ties, cufflinks, and brooches. In short, there were plenty of styles to choose from.
The Sorcerer Supreme had issued a strict order forbidding anyone from wearing Imperial attire again. No one dared to cross him at a time like this. So even if some were reluctant, they could only look up what these suits he mentioned actually were.
As mentioned before, because many humans appearing in the universe wore skintight outfits, aliens had developed a stereotype about them. Naturally, their expectations had been low. They had even resigned themselves to wearing skintight clothes if necessary. But after searching online, they discovered that humans did not only wear skintight outfits. Their everyday clothing was not much different from what other humanoid species wore.
When creators made life, they used common templates, so most species in the universe were humanoid. Those that were not generally belonged to secondary civilizations that had arisen after humanoid civilizations were wiped out, and their level of civilization was usually not very high. Advanced civilizations were mostly humanoid. Even if their height, skin color, and appearance differed from humans, they