The stars changed.
Countless pairs of Silver Heart People's eyes looked toward the starry sky before them, and they saw that every star captured by the detection lenses had undergone abnormalities to varying degrees.
Because the internal matter of countless stars had changed from hydrogen into other Heavy Elements, they displayed spectral characteristics of excessive Heavy Metals. For a star, the buildup of Heavy Metals was no different from a death warrant, as if it had aged billions of years in an instant.
Those planets were even stranger. If one moved closer and examined them carefully, one would discover that their originally common, ordinary rock had become completely unrecognizable. Some had turned into gas and sublimated outright, while others had become gold, silver, copper, and iron—every kind of thing imaginable, all jumbled together in a total mess.
There were even planets whose interiors, because of the turbulence in the rules, had large volumes of gas appear across vast areas, causing the entire planet to split open under enormous pressure into huge rifts, as though heaven and earth were being created and the world was being reenacted.
Of course, compared with the entire starry sky, the phenomena occurring on a single planet could hardly be considered the creation of heaven and earth. Even if it exploded, it would have little effect on the vast starry sky.
Countless Silver Heart People also withdrew their gazes.
A very long time ago, when the Silver Heart Civilization heard that civilizations which had mastered the ultimate applications of the Four Fundamental Forces were war-type civilizations, they had somewhat dismissed it, believing it was nothing more than the Starry Sky Defenders boasting shamelessly.
Later, when they encountered the Degeneracy Civilization, a civilization that had mastered something different from the ultimate applications of the Four Fundamental Forces,