The oldest region did not necessarily give birth to the oldest civilization.
After all, if this galaxy's anomaly had truly been caused by the Ancient Machinery civilization, it would not have allowed these "seeds of civilization" to interfere with the experiment.
As one of the first lifeforms born since the Big Bang, the Ancient Machinery old man understood these primordial species better than anyone.
And if this galaxy's shape was merely the result of coincidence, then the First Star Spiral's environment was probably the result of a "small workshop going all out with its materials." Only after the "small workshop" had grown and expanded would it have tried to cater to the tastes of different "intelligent species," giving rise to civilizations of various types.
Of course, all of the above were conclusions Gao Gong had drawn from common sense. If the First Star Spiral really did possess native intelligent species and a native level-three civilization, then that too—was not impossible.
After all, the universe was vast and full of wonders. Forget the universe—even a single star spiral contained at least a billion planets. With such a vast foundation, what was impossible?
And when Gao Gong entered the First Star Spiral, his first reaction was, What incredibly intense "cosmic background radiation."
If the "cosmic background radiation" in other regions was 1, then this place was at least 100. In Gao Gong's perception, there were even areas with still higher levels of noise.
Part of the black line formed by the "Mecha Frenzy" had already begun quantizing.
Gao Gong frowned. In the next moment, the boundless mechanical frenzy covering the stars contracted toward the center, transforming into billions upon billions of mechanical components that collapsed inward. In the end, they collapsed into the shape of a "Frenzy-11" star armor.
Finally, even Gao