Because they followed an entirely different system. Although the path of their individual evolution was still that of Black Hole Lifeforms, they differed completely from technological civilizations in other respects.
Seers.
This was an exceptionally special profession within the Canglan Divine Domain, one that held an extremely high status.
For roughly every thousand Black Hole Lifeforms born, only one would possess the talent to become a Seer.
Moreover, all those with the talent of a Seer were female. There had never been an exception.
If it were to be explained scientifically, then the bloodlines of individuals within the Canglan Divine Domain possessed certain peculiarities.
However, these peculiar bloodlines were extremely difficult to activate. Only at the moment when one's life level leaped forward and one became a Black Hole Lifeform would one receive the first—and only—chance in one's life to activate them.
The probability of activation was roughly one in five hundred for females, while for males, it was one in a hundred million.
It was not that males could never become Seers; the odds were simply far too low.
Therefore, a Seer could be regarded as the accidental activation of a deep bloodline, or as a sudden mutation.
And once one became a Seer, one would rise to the heavens in a single step.
Do not assume that, because they were called Seers, this bloodline could only be used for prophecy.
In truth, so-called prophecy was merely a special ability granted by their bloodline: an ability to observe across ultra-long distances, rather than prophecy in the true sense.
Furthermore, prophecy was merely one of their traits, not the greatest reason they were able to attain such special status.
The greatest reason was still their combat power.
Seers were special—extremely special. Even at the First-order Divine Envoy stage, they could