A cosmic noble could be understood as the "cloud nobility" of the entire universe.
Of course, cosmic nobles were far more impressive than these middlemen. Quite a few cosmic nobles had once been the upper echelons or leaders of civilizations, only to choose a path that "brought ruin to their country and misery to their people."
In pursuit of immortality or goals their civilizations could not achieve, they had also developed a great many outrageous technologies.
They were jokingly called "humanoid cyber test sites."
There was even a saying:
The source of the "cyber test sites" was the inhumane experimentation carried out by these cosmic nobles.
Some advanced civilization had discovered these experiments, thought they were a brilliant trick, and gradually carried them forward and spread them far and wide.
And projects like "Death Is Immortal" were essentially not about becoming a "conceptual life-form," but about removing the "concept of death" from a normal life-form.
That was why many people suspected that the source of the "Death Is Immortal" experiments was a cosmic evil god.
Although Gao Gong now knew the other party's goal of immortality, figuring out the specific technological path was beyond what he could deduce with a casual I reckon.
Still, since they had sought out a mechanical workaholic like Director Du, they were probably taking the mechanical route. But even along that path, there were many choices—"quantum consciousness clouds," "immortal stellar rings," "stellar placenta," and so on.
These were some methods of immortality that Gao Gong knew about.
Each had completely different effects, so only after seeing the actual method could he confirm it.
While Gao Gong was standing at the bow, silently pondering, a "Venusian" suddenly became agitated. One after another, its crystalline neural tentacles began glowing red, signaling danger.
Then black ships emerged