Gao Yuanyuan had no objections to Gao Gong's idea, and neither did the two civilization leaders.
In any case, they were both newcomers. It made no difference where they looked around.
Thus, they were quickly teleported "to the Energy Hall.
It was not entirely teleportation, because their spatial coordinates in this bubble universe had not changed.
What changed was the surrounding environment.
The surroundings became the cosmic starry sky", and not an ordinary cosmic starry sky, but one filled with endless energy tides.
Or rather, a tidal universe.
The energy truly rose and fell like an ocean—a colossal wave spanning an incomprehensible scale slowly advanced. The difference in energy levels between the crests and troughs made every known physical law seem like a child's toy. Yet this ocean was transparent, luminous, and filled with countless colors that coexisted while surpassing one another.
"This is..." Yuan's vortex of light spots flickered unstably for the first time, its analysis matrix operating beyond capacity. "This is the pulse of the universe's foundation, the primordial state of energy before it becomes 'a certain kind of energy.'"
Gao Gong nodded silently.
Then, without another word, he stepped directly into the tide, searching for the target he wanted.
Gao Yuanyuan naturally followed him.
As for the other two, they were momentarily captivated by their surroundings—or rather, they had no fixed objective.
"There is a saying that the universe can only be explained through two concepts." Gao Yuanyuan raised a finger. "One is information,
"and the other is energy."
As the leader of an information civilization, Gao Yuanyuan naturally understood the former. She tilted her head and thought for a moment, feeling that the latter made sense as well.
After all, if the Big Bang existed, wouldn't it also be a typical energy reaction?
They couldn't exactly