Stellar Array and the Confirmed Start of War

The Shinobi World was very different—profoundly different.

In this universe, the existence of super civilizations in the distant past had resulted in many standardized celestial measurements: stellar sizes, satellite orbital speeds and trajectories, rotational speeds, axial tilts, and so on.

Too many planets and stars looked unnatural, as though they had been cast from a template and meticulously sculpted.

Although countless years had passed, and some planets had developed distinct characteristics due to changes in their orbital speeds, rotational speeds, and orbital paths for various reasons—

Aburame Tetsumaru only needed to conduct a simple statistical analysis. Once he laid out the hundreds of Star Systems observable by the Zenith Civilization in a table, it was still obvious at a glance that they had all been configured according to the same template.

The Tree Herder Galaxy in particular had three planets positioned in orbital paths of differing diameters. Given their similar masses and diameters, how could they possibly maintain identical orbital periods?

Moreover, if lines were drawn connecting each of those three planets to the star, the angles between the three lines were exactly 120 degrees.

If anyone claimed that was natural, not even a dog would believe them.

Within the known range observable by the Zenith Civilization, as well as in the astronomical records left behind by the Erduo Civilization, artificial traces like these were everywhere.

Yet the Shinobi World was still one of a kind.

Because the Shinobi World possessed the Dragon Vein and Natural Energy. This was energy that could fuse with Chakra, and after fusion, it could even threaten powerful beings who wielded Truth-Seeking Orbs.

Tree Herder Planet also possessed a special energy: Source Energy, which originated from the planetary core and was mastered by every Tree Herder.

Beyond that, the endless starry sky contained countless strange