Star Map Mapping
Generally speaking, alliances of any kind basically had an alliance theme.
When villains gathered together, they were usually preparing to do something big.
When heroes gathered together... they were basically doing something big too.
As for disasters and half-disaster civilizations like these, the reason they could gather together, maintain a state of loving and killing one another, and yet not disband was simple.
Ascension.
They conquered the cosmic starry skies, absorbed the essence of tens of thousands of civilizations, and then ascended.
To them, civilizations of the same level were basically no longer much of a threat.
After all, among a thousand Tier Three civilizations capable of simultaneously stacking disasters, the physical technology tree, and the Ascension Domain, there might not even be one.
Thus, in an operation resembling the "Whip of Ascension," the most important thing was not actually dealing with Tier Three civilizations, but discovering ascended civilizations.
But the gap between civilization tiers was enormous. When they encountered an ascended civilization, even the most powerful disaster would be easily crushed to death.
Among the ascension powers controlled by the Interstellar Great Khan, there was one that could sense ascended civilizations in advance.
Although it could not detect them with one hundred percent certainty, judging from past results, it had a success rate of forty to fifty percent.
This method was called "species ranching."
In Gao Gong's understanding, this should be a biological-side method involving a "simulated timeline."
At this moment, these civilization leaders were wrapped up one by one by the whip and then thrown into the star map. None of them resisted.
After all, the earlier they were subjected to "species ranching," the sooner they could make preparations.
At the center of the star map beneath their feet was the target of their execution