The Great Star Voyage
Chapter 1608

Want Them All

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The Gourd People were worthy of being the children of destiny on a two-dimensional planet. Among the many creatures that possessed the same small-scale, short-distance Quantum Macro Tunneling ability, they stood out and ultimately ascended to the seat of primates among all living things, appearing in the sight of Cosmic Civilizations on behalf of the entire planet.

From the perspective of a civilization's development, the two-dimensional Gourd People were undoubtedly great. They gave the entire two-dimensional planet, and even all the creatures on two-dimensional planets, a chance—a chance for the universe to remember that they had once been born, that they had once come to this universe.

The universe was boundlessly vast, and the time of the universe stretched on without end. The civilizations born within it were even more numerous, but the civilizations that could make the universe remember them were actually limited.

Under normal circumstances, one either became a Cosmic Civilization or even a God-Level Civilization through one's own efforts, and only then could one be considered to have made the universe remember them. But there were also rather special existences: those that existed in the memories of other civilizations. This, too, counted as an alternative way of being remembered by the universe.

In The Great Voyage Organization's view, the technological level of these two-dimensional Gourd People was truly nothing much. They even found it difficult to fly to the star nearest to them, but through the peculiarity of their own lives, they were deeply remembered by every civilization in The Great Voyage Organization.

It was just like how they recorded their own geological history.

The Great Voyage Organization also recorded their developmental history in its own civilization databases.

This work was very simple. Its information mainly came from two sources: one was the data recorded by the

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