Gaia Life no longer had time to curse the Silver Heart Alliance, because he was already clashing head-on with the Electron Warship.
When the two were about 2.9 light-years apart, the Electron Warship began launching relentless attacks on Gaia Life with its electronic interference capabilities.
An ordinary warship would have been destroyed long ago under such an offensive.
But Gaia Life truly deserved to be called one of the two great Special Lifeforms alongside The Remnants. The Remnants were stellar lifeforms, while he was the crystallization of a biosphere's will—and among all crystallizations of biosphere wills in the Milky Way Galaxy, he was the only one to reach the level of a Level Six Civilization.
From the perspective of humanity's Earth Era, such a lifeform was something out of fantasy, because Earth Era science simply could not explain him.
Of course, things were different now.
Other Level Six Civilizations also knew what kind of existence Gaia Life was.
They were crystallizations of planetary biosphere wills, Sentient Lifeforms formed from the transformation and fusion of a Collective Will, proof that the Great Thousand Worlds contained all manner of wonders.
Gaia was like a collection of biosphere wills. Under certain conditions, the consciousnesses within that collection reached a shared consensus and formed the self-awareness of "I," giving rise to Gaia Life.
Before Mental Consciousness technology was mastered, beings like Gaia Life were practically no different from ghosts.
Theoretically, Gaia Life belonged to the category of consciousness entities. Such lifeforms did not need to rely on interactions between electrons to think, unlike The Remnants, whose thought processes required interactions between unstable electrons.
Yet consciousness and matter were inseparable. Consciousness could not exist apart from matter.
Gaia Life was no exception. Thus, this Level Six Gaia Life actually possessed a physical form: his enormous