[The gods of higher dimensions came, and after teaching us much knowledge, they left again. They were so selfless. They asked for nothing. Perhaps it was because we had nothing to give them, because in their world, our world held no secrets.]
The two-dimensional Gourd Person Aike had already returned to the two-dimensional planet. Because he was the first Gourd Person to speak directly with the higher-dimensional gods, he wrote his experiences and reflections into a memoir.
And his memoir was ultimately included in the National Museum, then widely distributed for many Gourd People to read.
To Aike, and even to all the Gourd People, they could not see what the Great Voyage Organization had taken, so from his perspective, this group of higher-dimensional gods had simply come to teach them knowledge and guide the direction of their civilization's development. They were a group of gods who gave selflessly.
That was reality. Though the Great Voyage Organization had taken things from the two-dimensional planet, it was like seeing an ant nest while walking and taking a few ant eggs. There was no need to tell the ants: Hey, I'm scattering a few grains of sugar for you and taking some of your eggs.
After returning to the two-dimensional planet, Ayu Aike discussed things with the assistants who had shared the same experience as him, and in his spare time, he continued writing his memoir.
[A higher-dimensional god I met said He was the leader of the String Pluckers. He did not have the lofty bearing of a god as we imagined one. He was not arrogant at all. If not for the difference in the way we thought, I almost would have believed He was a kindly old man.]
[Oh, to me, and even to all the Gourd People in