Hearing Noah's explanation, Li Chen was utterly bewildered.
He did not know whether he had misheard, whether Noah had misspoken, or whether they were both wrong.
So Li Chen slowed down and repeated the question he had just asked Noah.
Likewise, Noah repeated his answer at a relatively slow pace.
Their actions were remarkably in sync.
It was as though they had arranged it beforehand.
After hearing the answer, Li Chen stared wide-eyed at Noah.
Noah blinked and met his gaze with equally burning eyes.
"Why? Why wouldn't they evolve?"
Coming back to his senses, Li Chen frowned and asked.
Noah shook his head, though there was no puzzled expression on his face.
That gesture was merely his response to Li Chen's question.
Host, the reason is actually very simple. First of all, evolution comes with too much uncertainty. The risks are too high, while the benefits are too low, so they are unwilling to do it.
What exactly does that mean? Let me explain it to you in detail...
As Noah spoke, he began explaining it to Li Chen.
About five minutes later, Li Chen finally understood the reason behind it.
Simply put, the talents Li Chen received through evolution were fixed, whereas the talents the Decision Makers received through evolution were randomly refreshed.
Li Chen had actually learned about this trait of talents long ago.
Because talents varied in quality, a good talent could provide far greater combat power bonuses than one's own evolution level.
A terrible talent, on the other hand, would not only fail to provide any bonuses, but could even overwrite a good talent and hold you back.
Because of such concerns, after evolving to a certain level and gaining some rather unique talents,
the Decision Makers of those civilization groups became reluctant to keep