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Before Madam Qian could ask, Morgan began speaking on his own. "After humans sacrificed flesh and blood to those beings, they studied it and discovered that humans possessed an immense capacity for emotional outbursts... Later, they began transforming life forms..."

In Morgan's account, after obtaining human flesh and blood, those Spirit Realm beings began conducting experiments similar to cloning.

Then they used psionic technology to begin transferring consciousness...

This was perhaps a common failing of most intelligent civilizations.

Once a civilization developed to a certain point, it would inevitably seek to transform its form of life.

For example, the Artificial Intelligence eyes, 3D-printed living organs, brain transplants, head transplants, and other technologies humanity had previously been developing on the mundane level... all belonged to research in related fields.

There were even many film and television works in those fields.

Films such as Terminator, Transcendence, Lucy, The Island, Blade Runner, and so on all imagined the possible consequences that might arise after this technology appeared.

The living beings of that world were the same.

Once they transferred their vast consciousnesses into newly manufactured bodies, the door to a new world opened.

Morgan said, "Whether Crystal Lifeforms or Spirit Lifeforms, their forms of existence are somewhat similar to rocks on Earth. They have extremely long lifespans, and their emotional fluctuations are exceptionally gradual."

In other words, their Mind Bodies and consciousnesses lacked explosive force.

This caused their civilizations to advance at an extremely steady pace.

But when carbon-based life merged with their spiritual consciousness, entirely new lifeforms erupted with powerful momentum! Morgan smiled as he said this. "Perhaps this is where humanity excels. Our complex emotional systems grant humans tremendous explosive force, and after accumulating and settling, that force finally erupts at certain critical points;

Humanity took nearly ten thousand years to