After discussing with Adam about supporting the territory at critical moments, the two took the opportunity to chat about many other things.
Starting with the Butterfly Civilization, Adam once again tirelessly repeated the histories of every civilization's collapse.
In summary, there was only one sentence:
Humanity always died from inexplicable arrogance.
"Although I know that species are diverse, and that we can't demand every species and every living being think alike, races resembling you humans are truly few and far between throughout the universe. Among hundreds of billions of races, you can hardly find two that are like you."
"And clearly, you're only related by species. You have no deeper blood ties, nor any cultural influence, yet when it comes to certain critical decisions, you somehow manage to make exactly the same choices. The more I think about it, the less I understand!"
Adam sighed helplessly.
Ever since confirming that this was the Giant Mountain Star Region's final game progression, he had become somewhat anxious and unsettled.
His former carefree attitude had vanished, and at times he grew so nervous that he seemed completely neurotic.
During these six months, Su Mo had clearly sensed this change in Adam.
But there was nothing he could say to comfort him. After all, for the humans on Earth, their future was still uncertain.
"I don't know whether you'll succeed this time, but you need to understand one thing. Even if you hold a hundred percent advantage, the foreign races will certainly have a way to instantly reduce those advantages to zero."
"Don't believe..." Adam didn't say the rest of the sentence. Instead, he pointed toward the sky.
Clearly, after all these years, he had seen through the true nature of 'Wei'.
On the surface, the game seemed exceptionally fair. Both humans and the