First Encounter

The course of the war underwent a subtle change.

Many land-based civilizations could not flee into the sea like the merfolk. Once attacked by the gods, they would still be wiped out.

Yet across the vast Pangu Continent, small clusters of hydrogen bomb explosions had already appeared!

This was clearly a qualitative shift!

Most low-level civilizations began to realize the gravity of the situation. Who would willingly stretch out their necks to be slaughtered?

Meanwhile, the Era Fortress in space broadcast information at regular intervals, warning the vast number of low-level civilizations.

At 39.981238° east longitude and 21.345651° north latitude, a five-megaton hydrogen bomb explosion has occurred. A terrifying entity is suspected to have attacked...

We are dispatching nearby Starry Sky Ports to provide support.

What was more, only civilizations that launched attacks would receive support from advanced civilizations—for low-level civilizations, merely communicating with advanced civilizations was an indescribable temptation.

Those were friendly interstellar civilizations, entities capable of allowing them to soar to the heavens in a single leap! What might happen if they could establish contact?

These civilizations had spent their entire lives hiding in Safe Zones and had never communicated with the outside world. They thirsted for more knowledge!

As for civilizations that were massacred without resisting, aside from having their fate widely announced, they would receive no support at all.

After all, once a civilization had perished, what was the point of rushing over?

Under such circumstances, the originally one-sided massacre began to slow, and more and more sparks of resistance truly emerged.

Even if most hydrogen bomb attacks had limited effect, as long as they delayed the enemy's slaughter, that was already a great victory!

Such a situation had never occurred in the previous eight eras.

The United Legion's morale soared.

The Era Fortress began broadcasting