Starting as a Mechanical Hunter
Chapter 1781

Galactic Disaster (Part Two)

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Conqueror's Whip: Abandoning the traditional paradigms of mechanical and energy weapons, it herded the power of life itself on a galactic scale. Its pursuit was not destruction, but "conquest," "assimilation," and "evolution"—transforming every species across the galaxy into a living ecosystem that could be wantonly shaped by civilization and ultimately serve "ascension."

Trait One (Species' Whip): No longer satisfied with cultivating new biological weapons, it regarded every known life-form in the universe below the Ascension Stage as "weapon components" that could be dismantled, recombined, and optimized. It pursued the fusion of the finest traits of billions of species into one furnace, creating the ultimate "perfect" biological weapon.

Trait Two (Civilization's Whip): It regarded the target civilization as a whole—including its technology, culture, social structure, and even its people—as "nourishment" or "components" that could be digested, absorbed, and used to strengthen itself.

Trait Three (Ascension's Whip): It forged the "ascension" path of an individual or civilization itself into an absolute force field capable of suppressing, twisting, and even negating every other evolutionary path. Within this force field, only the Nomads' mode of ascension was a legal and correct way of existing.

As the final "Calamity Trait" was developed and fused,

the three balls of light completely merged with the power of ascension. In the end, a phantom and terrifying scene unfolded behind Gao Gong:

It was a knowledge tide constructed from countless civilization ruins and twisted technologies, surging endlessly forward.

Wherever the tide passed, stars went dark. But even more terrifyingly, the "meaning" of civilization was erased—all unique technologies, cultures, and philosophies were devoured and broken down by the tide, until nothing remained but the extreme pursuit and imitation of "biological ascension" and the "Great Khan's power."

It did not destroy life. It destroyed the diversity of civilization and all potential

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