Chapter 1553: Vassal Civilizations
Among the civilization leaders present, the only one who could be said to have a correct understanding of Mr. G's identity was the Void Lord known by the nickname "Canhead."
In a sense, their experiences were rather similar.
Both were experimental subjects—one used to study ascension, the other for cybernetic experiments.
But even he had never expected that this hidden level-three mechanical civilization would be so formidable!
Its rate of civilizational evolution was simply astonishing.
If they said it had not inherited even a scrap of a higher civilization's legacy, he would never believe it, even if beaten to death.
Before this, all the civilization leaders would probably have set their sights on the possible civilizational legacy in its possession.
Just as he had experienced back then.
But now, faced with a mechanical civilization almost as powerful as the Insect Civilization, these civilization leaders had differing attitudes.
The Gold and Silver Duo, whose relationship with it was poor—in other words, the Milta people and the Galen people—displayed considerable wariness and concern.
The two carbon-based civilizations, meanwhile, advocated proactively contacting and befriending it, preferably bringing it formally into the alliance.
Of the remaining civilizations, some expressed particular friendliness, such as the Colossus Nation, while others showed great concern.
But the final result of the discussion had not exceeded the Void Lord's expectations.
Friendly contact, limited cooperation, and jointly resisting powerful enemies.
The reason was simple. No matter how severely wounded the Insect Queen was, she was still the Insect Queen.
This was the best time to contact every civilization that could be contacted and take her life while she was ill.
Even the Milta Federation and the Galen Republic, which had considerable grievances with Mr. G, had no intention of hostility or indifference.
Compared with the sins