According to some cosmologists' classification of ascension methods, the Mechanist civilization represented a typical form of collective ascension, suited to hive civilizations, Gaia civilizations, and pan-consciousness civilizations. The Nomads, meanwhile, represented the typical ascension method of carbon-based civilizations.
Each carbon-based individual was like a tiny booster rocket. Within the Nomad civilization's civilizational coordinates, they would set off wave after wave of small-scale Nomad frenzies.
The simultaneous evolution of hundreds of millions of players formed a super Nomadic Storm!
"BOOM—!!!!"
A soundless cosmic roar exploded on the level of perception.
An unprecedented superstorm woven from gold and crimson, mixed with countless turbulent streams of berserk life energy, spatial folds, and genetic-information radiation, formed with the civilizational coordinates at its core. It then spread madly in all directions!
This was the Super Nomadic Storm!
It was a colossal life phenomenon born from the fusion of "evolutionary life energy," "the power of the Ascension Laws," and "the collective will of civilization"!
Wherever the storm passed, the void was filled with the flavor and pressure of "evolution."
Ordinary matter that entered it would be forcibly "infected." Anything with an unstable structure might even collapse and reassemble in an instant, assimilated by the storm into an insignificant stream of its energy.
The Laws became active and chaotic within it.
The structure of space rippled unstably, like water disturbed by a thrown stone.
Then, within the Nomadic Storm, seven clusters of light surged forth at once. They were the seven ascension structures of carbon-based civilization.
One cluster of light resembled the phantom of a colossal World Tree that constantly grew, branched, and reorganized itself. Its roots plunged deep into the storm, while its branches reached toward unknown dimensions, radiating an aura of "infinite possibilities."
Another cluster of light condensed into a spiral Sacred Stele as imposing