As the Four-Dimensional Lifeform spoke, his tone turned weathered, laced with complicated emotions.
The humans on the other side played the part of juniors and listeners. As they listened, they chimed in at suitable moments so the Four-Dimensional Lifeform could continue the story and tell them everything they wanted to know.
By this point, the humans could roughly guess that what came next was most likely their defeat at the hands of the Group Technological Civilization—the so-called "vermin" in his eyes—and then their imprisonment in this cell.
Compared with that predictable outcome, the people aboard Dream Lyra were clearly more concerned with how the whole thing had unfolded, the background behind it, and the era in which it had happened.
In fact, when it came to the Child of the Universe, back in the Milky Way Galaxy, the humans had once heard of that Remnant who resembled a star. The Remnant had also called himself a Child of the Universe.
Perhaps The Remnant had known something back then. Otherwise, he would not have referred to himself that way.
Unfortunately, that fellow had later been killed by the Electron Warship.
So in truth, this was now the second time the humans had heard the term Child of the Universe.
Come to think of it, from an objective perspective, whether it was the former Remnant or the current Four-Dimensional Lifeform, there was indeed nothing wrong with them calling themselves Children of the Universe. If things truly were as the Four-Dimensional Lifeform had said, and they were the first batch of life born in the universe, then they were indeed existences like those innate divinities in myth.
They were the darlings of this heaven and earth.
Life like humans had indeed been born in the universe of a later age. To be precise,