The Wrong Approach

The Orange Star Civilization was also rather surprised that humanity had retreated without hesitation, but they were not overly astonished. They merely assumed that Human Civilization had withdrawn because its warships were outnumbered.

"Ha ha, this Human Civilization from the Star Alliance is nothing special after all. I thought they would at least put up a bluff, but they retreated so decisively. It seems they have no confidence in their own combat capabilities." Seeing Human Civilization's fleet yield the coordinates, an Orange Star person made a scornful remark.

"Exactly. We thought we would have to make a show of force, and we had already loaded the Warp Speed Missiles. Yet they did not even give us a chance to show them off. What a pity!" Other Orange Star people echoed him through their internal communication channels.

The internal layout of Orange Star Civilization warships differed from that of humanity's, but they likewise did not gather a group of individuals together for discussion. Instead, they also used holographic projections.

They used holographic projections to display the forms of their individual lives at each fixed location. Everyone had many such projection points before them, so even while remaining in their own cabins, it felt as though they were face-to-face with other individuals.

This Holographic Projection Technology was a branch of Force Field Manipulation Technology under the Grand Unified Force Field. Generally speaking, once a civilization reached the Level 4 Civilization tier and achieved success in a series of related technologies such as Force Field Manipulation, Information Technology, Photoelectric Confinement Technology, and magnetic-field technology, it could develop this kind of Holographic Technology.

Humanity's current holographic technology was more or less the same.

Unless they were holding meetings in the virtual world, people generally appeared in projected form when discussing matters.

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