Special Lifeform
"Hmph, you're still as rude as you were back then, juniors."
A Gravitational Wave rippled up from somewhere in the Void, responding to the Silicon-Based Collective's signal, but the sender of the signal seemed quite dissatisfied with how the Silicon-Based Collective addressed it.
As the Gravitational Wave signal appeared, a burst of red light suddenly emanated from somewhere in the dark Void, and countless photons surged outwards in all directions of the universe as if a floodgate had been opened. Immediately afterwards, a red fireball appeared in the starry sky.
The Deformed Metal of the Silicon-Based Collective seemed somewhat surprised by the appearance of the red fireball, and thus shook spacetime, saying, "The Remnants, are you so old that you have to prolong your life in such a way?"
Those the Remnants call themselves the Child of the Universe.
Of course I've seen Silicon-Based Collective, but when I first saw the Remnants, they didn't look like this.
The database of the Silicon-Based Collective clearly records that the Remnants they saw at the time was a Super Blue Giant Star emitting a strong blue light, but judging from the characteristics of the fireball that has appeared now, it is a Red Dwarf Star no matter how you look at it.
Like a frail old man in his twilight years, it emitted a faint red glow in the distant starry sky.
Yes, the Remnants's appearance is that of a star; one could even say it is a star. However, no civilization in the Milky Way Galaxy knows how it developed consciousness or life characteristics. They know nothing about the Remnants's life processes, how it came to be, or how to determine its death.
Just as the Silicon-Based Collective is currently unclear about why the Remnants became a Red Dwarf Star.
If other civilizations encountered the Remnants, they would never consider it the Remnants, but would instead consider it an ordinary star.
In fact, when the Top Civilization in the Milky Way Galaxy first encountered this the Remnants who called himself the Child of the Universe, they were also quite surprised. At that time, the Harvesters all thought that there were many such life forms on stars and planets in the Milky Way Galaxy.
Unfortunately, no. The Remnants is like a lone survivor, with no similar individual life forms found in the Milky Way Galaxy. Perhaps, as human scientists have speculated, it is a life form with Positronium as its basic life framework.
When the light emitted by the Remnants reached the Silicon-Based Collective, the Silicon-Based Collective clearly saw the change in them; otherwise, they wouldn't have said that.
I'm getting old!
When they first encountered the Remnants was a Super Blue Giant Star with almost no metallicity. Now, however, it has become a Red Dwarf Star, and spectral data shows that Heavy Element have been born within it.
From the perspective of stellar evolution, Heavy Element are a death sentence for a star, the Remnants only the stellar form. The Silicon-Based Collective naturally applies Stellar Evolution to it, even though they know that doing so may not yield the correct answer.
After all, the Remnants clearly exhibits properties different from other stars. When the Remnants first appeared in the field of vision of the Top Civilization in the Milky Way Galaxy, it was clearly a star that should not exist at this stage of the universe's development, namely a first-generation star.
The first generation of stars has long since disappeared; otherwise, there wouldn't be any Heavy Element in the universe. The Heavy Element in the Milky Way Galaxy and even the entire universe were created from Supernova Explosion during the first and second generation of stars. Therefore, according to stellar evolution theory, the Remnants should have died long ago.
However, it is still perfectly fine, and has even changed from the appearance of a first-generation star when it first appeared to Red Dwarf Star with the characteristics of a third-generation star.
The reason why the Remnants call themselves the Child of the Universe is for this reason, and the reason why the top civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy call them the Remnants is because they believe that they are the last survivors of the first generation of stellar life.
The Silicon-Based Collective's statement that he is old is also based on the judgment of his morphological changes.
However, the Remnants did not seem to intend to respond to such words. Gravitational Wave rippled in the Void around him. "What does your war with the Harvesters have to do with me? Go back, I will not participate."
"No, you will participate because you have a reason to stand on our side, and you have no other choice," said the leader of the Silicon-Based Collective, who at this moment seemed to have become the same persuader the Silver Heart Alliance had used to convince them.
"Oh? What a joke!" The Remnants is like an ordinary star, but when it replies to messages or transmits messages outward, it is not like an ordinary star.
Because its method of generating spacetime Gravitational Wave is different from that of the Silicon-Based Collective or even the Silver Heart Alliance. The latter two use instruments and equipment to induce spacetime ripples not far from their own location, while the Remnants is itself oscillating.
The oscillations of its own massive mass cause ripples in spacetime.
It looks like a ball vibrating, which seems very unscientific. Logically, such a vibration, which is not at the Warp level, should be driven by interaction forces, but when it shakes itself, there is no indication that the stellar flames burning on its surface are shooting in any direction.
However, if a star can harbor life, it's not surprising that its various behaviors might be a bit unusual.
"Only by standing with us can you possibly leave the Milky Way Galaxy; otherwise, your ultimate fate will be the same as all the stars in the Milky Way Galaxy —you'd better die from exhaustion."
The Remnants seemed somewhat unmoved, but the Deformed Metal leader of the Silicon-Based Collective didn't care. He continued, shaking the spacetime ripples, "The arrival of Extragalactic Civilization proves that the passage to extragalactic Extragalactic Civilization does indeed exist. The legends of the Previous Generation Voyager are most likely true. The Milky Way Galaxy is a cage, and the Harvesters obviously don't believe in this. Or rather, they won't let any civilization in the Milky Way Galaxy with Characteristic Technology leave, including Special Lifeform like you."
The Harvesters have become an obstacle Milky Way Galaxy all civilizations leaving the Milky Way Galaxy, and even to their development within Milky Way Galaxy. In their ideology, all civilizations should become nourishment for their technology. And besides, you should also know very well that it is absolutely impossible for you to leave the Milky Way Galaxy on your own.
"You technological civilizations are all cut from the same cloth." The Remnants vibrated itself, causing ripples in spacetime.
The Remnants did not give a direct answer, but the leader of the Silicon-Based Collective could tell that he was interested.
Sure enough, the next moment, the Remnants once again caused ripples in spacetime. "Tell me about that civilization from Extragalactic Civilization. Where did they come from? How did they come to the Milky Way Galaxy? It is said that a million years ago, you were so frightened by the Harvesters' warship that you hid in your Small Universe for hundreds of thousands of years and dared not come out."