"Get up first. We may be connected to the Alphart Civilization, but we are not Alpharts!"
Looking at Speight, who was kneeling on one knee, Lin Fan spoke.
"How is that possible? I have personally seen Alpharts before. You are clearly an Alphart, sir!"
Speight's face was filled with disbelief.
After all, in the universe, the scientific probability of two races possessing completely identical physical characteristics was so low that it could be ignored.
And in truth, that statement was entirely correct.
Humans, elves, angels, the Three-Eyed Race, and the Moy people had not arisen naturally. Among naturally born races, Lin Fan had never seen one that was exactly the same as the Alpharts.
"That is why I said that although we are not Alpharts, we are indeed connected to the Alphart Civilization. You may regard us as a branch of the Alphart Civilization—a branch that did not follow the evolutionary path toward becoming pure energy beings!"
"As for the Alphart Civilization, they have temporarily left this universe. We are the representatives they left behind in the Azure Dragon Universe."
"Do you understand this explanation?"
There might have been some issues with that claim, but Lin Fan was not exactly lying.
Even the description of being representatives was not really wrong. Ever since Lin Aotian had left humanity his stockpile of Dark Energy Crystals as an inheritance, Lin Fan could call humanity the Alpharts' representatives in this universe without much issue.
Upon hearing Lin Fan's explanation, Speight showed no suspicion whatsoever and nodded repeatedly like a pecking chick.
He had personally experienced the other side's strength. Setting everything else aside, Speight was certain that even the warships of the Four Great Super Civilizations were not as powerful as that black fleet.
So, if such a powerful civilization, a race with