Strictly speaking, within the entire Anti-Insect Alliance, only the Space Empire and he could be considered neighbors, since both were in the Second Star Zone.
The Space Empire was also quite an interesting civilization. At the very least, its civilizational form clearly wasn't that of an individual civilization.
As a civilization possessing physical bodies as powerful as those of the Colossus Nation, the Space Empire hadn't followed the Colossus Nation's technological path of "using extreme physical bodies to control extreme mechanical soldiers." Instead, it had chosen to use mechanical devices to completely digest the physical bodies that had once been capable of crossing outer space.
At the same time, it used mechanical devices—in other words, "spacesuits"—to simulate all the parameters of carbon-based bodies.
Thus, these unique "spacemen" were born.
No one knew exactly how this civilization's ethics had evolved, nor which brilliant genius had suddenly had an idea,
and come up with such a wonderful plan.
That was, there was no rule saying that a "spacesuit" could only contain one "carbon-based account."
According to technological theory, the more "carbon-based accounts" there were, the more technologies one could unlock on one's own technology tree, including but not limited to mechanical transformation, species simulation, multi-form simulation, and AI development...
But the problem was that after charging down this path, this civilizational form appeared extremely strange in the eyes of outsiders.
You couldn't call it an individual civilization, because it clearly wasn't. A single "spacesuit" could store up to several thousand "accounts."
"You're honored to be able to study abroad with you."
But that grandmaster seemed to be very busy. After receiving High Engineer's initial refusal, he immediately left.
One could only say that every great civilization had its own national circumstances. If it had been one of the mechanical grandmasters under his