At first, when the Great Interstellar Khan recruited ten thousand civilization armies for the "Whip of Ascension," Gao Gong already felt suspicious.
After Blood Magic readily agreed to get him the pure blood of the Carbon Gold family, he felt that something was off.
After his own little Nomad civilization activated four mindsets in succession, he felt even more that something was wrong.
This Nomad civilization's disaster ability couldn't really be "civilization herding," could it?
This kind of herding was naturally not the conventional sort—invading a civilization, defeating it, and then enslaving it.
Any civilization could do that.
Rather, as long as an individual absorbed the genes of the Khan bloodline, the entire species would be forcibly transformed into genetic slaves whenever necessary.
Furthermore, all it took was studying this "civilization's" tech tree for one to gradually embark on the path of being "herded."
This method of peacefully evolving an enemy civilization through its tech tree was generally something that could only be seen in high-level commercial warfare—er, Ascension civilization wars.
Put it this way: if Gao Gong wanted to achieve this through the "Mech Tech Tree," his "Immortal Leader" and "Undying Leader" would both have to rise above Level 6 before it became possible.
However, if the Great Interstellar Khan's disaster ability was this, then everything made sense.
That was why, despite Doctor Yu's fervent introduction just now—that in another three years, she would be able to max out half of her professional knowledge chains—Gao Gong had not been particularly excited.
For some types of tech trees, developing quickly was not necessarily a good thing.
In fact, the faster they developed, the faster one died.
But speaking of tech trees—
With a thought from Gao Gong, the surrounding environment swiftly vanished. In its place, countless endless "Space-Time Boxes" rose