Universal Life Elixir
Yes, that's right. The Dog-Headed People's fleet consists of Lake-class ships built by humans later, all made of ordinary alloys. Some of the Lake-Class Warship equipped with Alloy No. 1 armor were used by the Kuntai People, while others were kept in storage as a reward to incentivize these two aliens who obeyed humans.
Although the Dog-Headed People and Kuntai People are bound to be loyal to humans because of the mind imprint, some rewards and incentives can always have some unexpected effects.
Humans have a very good grasp of this aspect.
That said, after agreeing to the Interstellar Transaction Market, the Dog-Headed People Fleet arrived at the designated trading location not long after.
While it's called a trading venue, it's actually the outer orbit of one of the planets in this Star System.
The interstellar trading venue did not require the Dog-Headed People to send individuals to land on the planet, nor did it require individuals to visit the goods display area, nor did it require close contact between the individuals of both parties.
Even now, the Dog-Headed People still haven't seen what the people in the Interstellar Transaction Market look like, and vice versa.
In the interstellar age, due to differences in racial appearance, living environment, and other factors, major civilizations tacitly accepted this approach.
It's a bit like online shopping. After the transaction is completed, the goods are handed over at a designated location. The means of transportation used are also spaceships, and the goods are transported one spaceship at a time.
The Dog-Headed People received definitive information about this from the Interstellar Transaction Market. It is unreasonable for one civilization to demand that the other's personnel come to their Residential Spaceship or into their living environment during contact.
The staff at the Interstellar Transaction Market told the Dog-Headed People that when two civilizations make contact, revealing the physical appearance of an individual to the other is already a friendly act. If they were to tell the other about their living environment, physiological structure, and life cycle system, it would certainly be an act of even greater trust.
In this light, humanity's initial contact with the Nair Civilization was somewhat accidental, and the behavior was quite consistent with the basic communication methods of two civilizations. The decision to communicate via video was also a result of curiosity combined with tacit understanding.
Later, by chance, the two sides developed a very friendly relationship, although it was dominated by humans.
Just then, the Interstellar Transaction Market sent another communication message to the dog-headed fleet that had arrived at the trading location.
"Greetings, guests from afar. We are delighted that you have come. We are aware of your request, but we have many kinds of Life Elixir, each with a different price."
Following the message, the Interstellar Transaction Market sent the Dog-Headed People Fleet a list of Life Elixir, which, as they stated, included three types of Life Elixir.
After carefully reading the descriptions of the Life Elixir, the Dog-Headed People Commander discovered that each Life Elixir had detailed instructions. For example, the first one specified the race it was applicable to and indicated whether it was suitable for Levorotatory DNA or Dextrorotatory DNA.
The additional years of lifespan that can be added are also clearly marked on it.
Of course, these labels are based on the races that are effective with them, and are not applicable to all races. Upon seeing this, the Dog-Headed People Commander contacted the Interstellar Transaction Market for feedback and consultation.
The answer he received was yes, but not in his Interstellar Transaction Market, because the Life Science technology involved in that kind of Life Elixir was too advanced for Low-level Civilization to produce.
Some Life Elixir are not only universally applicable to Carbon-based life, but can even be used by Silicon-based life. They can be effective as long as they are life forms, and may even have additional effects. As Interstellar Transaction Market, they have only heard of such Life Elixir, but have never seen them.
The Dog-Headed People Commander was thrilled, because he felt he had obtained another piece of information that was of great importance to humanity.
Indeed, although the humans did not tell him that their leader, Yue Yuan, had inhaled this suspected Universal Life Elixir, if this news were to reach the humans, the Human Academy of Life Sciences would certainly intensify its assessment and research of Yue Yuan and Lu Xiaofen's physical condition.
After all, the Red Gas that Yue Yuan and his group said they absorbed looked exactly like the Universal Life Elixir mentioned in the Interstellar Transaction Market. Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain why something from an alien spaceship would have an effect on humans.
No matter what, it's impossible that aliens specifically designed it for humans and then deliberately crashed it on Callisto.
It is highly likely that the initial conclusion of increasing lifespan by 500 years was due to the low level of human technology. Perhaps the Red Gas could increase lifespan by more than 500 years, and may even have other effects.
After all, even Life Elixir created by humans themselves, which are only effective for themselves, have an effect of eight hundred years.
Why isn't the price listed for this 5,000-year life -Life Elixir?
Knowing that Universal Life Elixir can last for more than 500 years, it's really not worthy of a mere 500 years for a Universal Life Elixir.
Humanity's current Life Elixir 1.0 can extend lifespan by two hundred years. Life Elixir 2.0 can deceive genes for a full four hundred years. Life Elixir 3.0 has an effect lasting eight hundred years. Adding these three Life Elixir to the average human lifespan, the total lifespan is approximately fifteen hundred years.
The ones appearing in the trading market now are even more exaggerated, claiming to be five thousand years old, and this isn't even the general type.
Five thousand years! In the Earth Era, the Chinese nation has been known as the Huaxia for five thousand years, which is enough time to write a history of civilization. Now, all you need is a potion to live for five thousand years.
It's practically the legendary Queen Mother of the West's Peaches of Immortality.
"Because this Life Elixir cannot be measured in Energy Units!" At this moment, the Interstellar Transaction Market sent a message saying, "Let me tell you, customer, think about it: Cold Nuclear Fusion is the general equivalent of trade between Level 2 Civilization. All Level 2 Civilization can produce it. As long as they have enough resources, enough energy sources, and enough time, they can produce as much as they want."
Therefore, Cold Nuclear Fusion fuel units, as the general equivalent of Level 2 Civilization, are essentially a time cost and a cost of civilization development. However, this Life Elixir with a five-thousand-year efficacy is different; it is rare and hard to come by, and is already considered the highest-level product type in the Low-level Civilization.
Life's pursuit of eternity fundamentally contradicts the natural evolution of life, making this higher level all the more precious. You see, our Life Elixir, with its five-thousand-year efficacy, was traded from Level 3 Civilization. It's said they thoroughly researched their race's biosphere system before creating this elixir. Therefore, I can clearly tell you, my guest, that this Life Elixir cannot be measured in normal Energy Units."
"So how can we obtain it?" the Commander of the Dog-Headed People Fleet asked, seizing the opportunity. He had also figured it out; these claims were probably just something the Interstellar Transaction Market used to justify the exorbitant value of the Life Elixir.
After all, if it's not for sale, there's no need to show it to others.
Wishing everyone a Happy New Year and a Prosperous Year of the Dragon!