The Great Evolution Civilization's worries were not without reason, especially after it proposed the "Universe Existence Frequency Theory."
Based on this theory, the Great Evolution Civilization made many conjectures. There were predictions about the development of related weapons and strike methods, outlooks on its own next development path, and, of course, speculation that another universe might contain more God-Level Civilizations, or even civilizations above God-Level Civilization.
If it were only God-Level Civilizations, the Great Evolution Civilization would not have been too worried. What they feared were civilizations that might cross over from another universe. Such civilizations would at least have mastered the technology to alter their own existence frequency.
Facing such a civilization, even if they had not mastered the relevant methods of attack, even if they could be defeated, they could still leave this universe at any time.
However, not all scholars of the Great Evolution Civilization saw it that way.
Some scholars of the Great Evolution Civilization believed that a civilization that reached such a level would already have surpassed the level of a God-Level Civilization. They could completely avoid Great Universe disasters such as Vacuum Decay, and the birth and death of universes could no longer affect them in any way.
So from the perspective of such a civilization, they could completely ignore whether a universe lived or died.
Whether a Great Universe ended through Vacuum Decay, contracted back into a singularity and cycled again and again, or suffered some other Great Universe disaster, none of it had anything to do with them.
So such beings might have no interest in saving the universe at all. Their purpose might already have changed. After all, compared with the immensely difficult, exhausting, and thankless task of saving a universe, they might as well travel through the Multiverse!
These scholars