Gao Gong had no idea how the Orgrimmar people had escaped the 'Observers' in his previous life, but they had probably used some forbidden means.
In this life, because of his involvement, the Orgrimmar people had lit up their technology tree ahead of schedule, which had also prompted that Observer to make its move early.
This had directly led to the complete downfall of the Orgrimmar people.
In a sense, this was Gao Gong's fault.
Although the previous life's 'Doomhammer' could hardly be said to have met a good end either, having abandoned all emotion and desire, destroyed itself and its enemies, and joined the faction of civilizations bent on destruction, it had also been an existence that the Civilization Council wanted to hunt down and kill.
"Observer, Observer—"
As a veteran driver of information-type systems, Gao Gong naturally understood this sort of civilization.
After a civilization ascended, it did not mean it could lie down and sleep. In fact, the ascension mechanism instead turned all post-ascension civilizations into kings of endless grind, each one working themselves to the bone without pause.
For information-side civilizations, unlike mechanical civilizations, they could not grind out wonders and megastructures. Nor were they like energy civilizations, which had countless forms of dark energy throughout the universe to study and analyze.
The way they advanced their technology trees was actually by 'diving into the information deep sea' to study deeper-level things.
At the practical level, operations such as interfering with lower dimensions from higher dimensions, observing civilizations, observing matter, and observing intelligent species were all commonplace.
That was from the perspective of a veteran driver.
But to outsiders, all sorts of bizarre phenomena would emerge from this, such as creating a civilization out of thin air, twisting a star system, or even permanently changing the