How Can an Ant Shake a Tree?

Humanity had once talked the Nair People into selling them a scientific expedition team and a group of Nair, but at least they had asked the parties involved for their opinions.

Now, they had truly witnessed the cruelty between civilizations. This was no longer simply a matter of those not of our kind being bound to harbor different intentions, but utter disregard.

They truly regarded the Buke Class as ants—as a group of intelligent ants.

This made some people recall how the Solar System had been silently destroyed by an Unknown Civilization. Back then, humanity might not even have counted as ants. They had not even been given the chance to shout at the aliens, "We are bugs, but bugs have never been wiped out."

Because in this cruel universe, bugs really could be wiped out.

Take the Buke on this planet. If the Dynamic Image Civilization or humanity wanted to destroy them, a single shot would be enough.

A civilization whose entire species depended on a single life planet was that fragile. To a civilization that had crossed the stars to arrive here, a civilization that had yet to enter space was that fragile.

The Buke Class's resistance was destined to be futile. Even if they exhausted every ounce of strength to destroy one Dynamic Image Civilization Mech, it would be a drop in the bucket, utterly meaningless. If they could destroy everything the Dynamic Image Civilization had on the planet through a computer virus like in an American movie, that would be truly heaven-defying. Yet they still would not be able to win, because the Dynamic Image Civilization out in space needed only one shot to truly wipe them out.

The technological gap between the two sides was like an uncrossable chasm. It could not be changed by