Gene Lock Technology

Of course, given the current situation, Dynamic Image Civilization was unlikely to pull such tricks. After all, the Biosphere Resources being sold were all on natural planets; that much could not be faked.

Instead, they needed to be wary of humanity tampering with them.

For that very reason, Dynamic Image Civilization moved extremely slowly and cautiously when inspecting the goods and assessing their value. Their caution was enough to prove that they, too, knew of Gene Trap technology.

This inspection process lasted three years.

Only after three years did Dynamic Image Civilization begin accepting the Biosphere Resources humanity had brought, while also permitting humanity's Planetary-Class Spaceships to land on Buke Planet and collect its various flora and fauna.

Humanity's hundred shiploads of Biosphere Resources were exchanged for only fifty shiploads from Buke Planet. It looked as though humanity had suffered a huge loss, but that was not actually the case, because one of those fifty shiploads consisted of Buke Class.

Sentient Life was certainly more valuable than organisms driven solely by the instincts of animals and plants, because some truth about life itself was hidden at the root of how they developed intelligence.

Humanity had purchased roughly a hundred million Buke Class. Such a massive population was enough to sustain future generations. Dynamic Image Civilization had actually wanted humanity to buy more, even saying that if the Biosphere Resources used for payment were insufficient, humanity could trade some minor technologies instead, such as technical data on human machinery.

Naturally, humanity refused.

Dynamic Image Civilization did not press the matter either. After all, they truly profited from this deal. Perhaps it was because they had gotten this planet for free, so they did not feel any pain no matter how they sold its resources. As long as they did not wipe