Communication
Even if Gaffle was countless times smarter than Gavre, with vastly more workplace experience, she was still stunned when she first heard what he had done.
"What... are you trying to do?"
Gaffle's first reaction was that he was "staking out territory"—perhaps after discovering a resource planet, or an energy-rich region. But that kind of operation was generally only used by lower-level civilizations.
The reason was simple. Resource wars only existed among "lower-level civilizations" because any ascended civilization had mastered "space-time technology" to some extent.
At the very least, this space-time technology could "open space-time branches."
And once one could open "space-time branches," one could theoretically achieve "unlimited resources."
The Civilization Council would even proactively provide countless "resource coordinates." Whatever type you needed, they had it.
But providing these coordinates wasn't meant for you to "stake out territory." Instead, you used the "resource coordinate" as the axis to open a "space-time branch." Within that branch, resources of the same type and scale would exist.
If one "space-time branch" wasn't enough, you simply opened a second, third, fourth, or fifth...
Until your resource needs in that area were satisfied.
That was why the total resources of the main universe were both limited and unlimited.
Therefore, when ascended civilizations went to war, it absolutely could not be a "resource war."
The technological trees of those civilizations had already reached the level of "infinite energy."
So the other party's actions were—absurdly bizarre!
"Why is that?"
Gaffle stared straight at him, as though she wanted to discover the truth from his face.
In fact, the "investigation" had already begun.
Her "space-time cognition" instantly spread, seeped through, and leaped out of the current space-time continuum, diving into the vast, interwoven "ocean of possibilities" of the main universe—the countless timelines and parallel worlds that ran