Withered Bones in a Tomb

Hahaha...

A line appeared in the communication expressing sentiments like "laughter, pleasure, happiness." The translation system rendered it as a "hahaha" humans could understand.

So far, communication between Human Civilization and the Dynamic Image Civilization had been conducted through text messages rather than voice translation. Written language systems were more accurate than spoken language systems, and for two civilizations that had only just established contact, text translation was clearly more practical.

Where did you get the information that Gaia Lifeforms possess formidable combat power and many unimaginable abilities? Could your Star Alliance have been deceived by some other civilization? Then again, Gaia Lifeforms are exceedingly rare. Sometimes even a Level 5 Civilization has never truly encountered one. Moreover, the civilizations of our Milky Way Galaxy were previously all shrouded beneath the shadow of that Level Six Civilization organization, so flaws in the exchange of information were perfectly normal.

With a bout of self-speculation, the Dynamic Image Civilization had neatly explained away the nonexistent connection between Human Civilization and the Star Alliance. Whether out of sincerity or confidence, they appeared to harbor no suspicion toward Humanity's half-truths about the Star Alliance.

As for Humanity's questions, they continued their explanation.

Normally, this kind of information would require payment. But since it concerns trade, we'll give it to you for free. Gaia Lifeforms are not actually powerful in combat. On the contrary, they are extremely weak, because their true bodies are Life Planets. Of course, compared with Primitive Civilizations, Gaia Lifeforms are indeed quite powerful—but only compared with Primitive Civilizations.

Once a civilization reaches Tier 1 Civilization, Gaia Lifeforms no longer pose any threat to technological civilizations. They can neither move their true bodies nor threaten the stars. On the other hand, it is actually easy for a technological civilization to destroy them.