High Engineer still remembered that 1,000-layer dark dimension from back then.
After all, this technique was one of the few methods capable of severely wounding the Insect Queen. It had even been tested in actual combat, and the Queen had given it her seal of approval.
However, after High Engineer himself read the introduction to this "cross-civilization technology," he discovered that it seemed somewhat different from the Dark Elf version.
Subspace Manufacturing (Cross-Civilization Technology):
Subspace Manufacturing was a technology that used higher-dimensional spatial folding to create temporary or semi-stable manufacturing environments outside the physical universe. Without violating conventional physical laws, it could achieve near-infinite spatial reorganization, energy compression, and elementary control over the flow of time.
The folding and collapse of space, the conversion between higher and lower dimensions, parallel universes and multiple realities, quantum space and higher-dimensional worlds—all of these fell within this chain of knowledge. Through the continuous development of certain basic technologies, you would be able to manufacture one, or even countless, "worlds" you had never seen before.
If the Dark Elf version focused on "subspace," then their own version focused on "manufacturing."
Although both were terminal products of the "Advanced Spatial Theory" knowledge chain,
because their civilizations had different attributes, even the same specialized knowledge chain would develop in different directions.
Actually, this is pretty good. This thing can be used to "evolve large-scale spatial battlefields," manufacture "energy dimensions," and open up "experimental worlds." Its functions are definitely more extensive than the Dark Elf version. Besides, our civilization hasn't unlocked "dark energy technology," so we can't manufacture a dark dimension.
It seems we can also begin a "Void Expedition."
Among the blueprints won through gambling were many technologies capable of opening void passages.
There was a saying that went:
A Level Three civilization that had never