Chapter 1834: Naming Rights
Generally speaking, carbon-based fusion among carbon-based civilizations was strange and bizarre, taking all sorts of forms.
But basically, once a carbon-based civilization ascended, the target of its first carbon-based fusion was always its own "ascension talent."
And once the fusion was complete, it meant that the ascended species of the carbon-based lineage had officially taken shape.
One should not underestimate this kind of fusion, because it was actually incredibly powerful. For example, by manipulating an ascension talent, one could simultaneously stack millions of fourth-tier fusions onto a single individual. Or, if it were a collective-consciousness civilization, it could directly summon an ascension-level "collective consciousness."
For example, the "Dragonkin Civilization" Gao Gong had dealt with could directly summon the primordial soup.
Gao Gong discussed the idea of "ascension talent fusion" with the "coral spirit" opposite him.
The coral spirit revealed that its civilization's ascension talent was of the "pheromone type." Once the fusion was complete, it could sense ascension-level pheromones. Whether fourth-tier or fifth-tier, it could detect them to some extent. According to its plan, it could develop its civilization into a kind of "civilization detective"—any object, threat, or existence related to an ascended civilization could be brought to them for investigation.
That was also the business it planned to establish within the Civilization Council.
In fact, every ascended civilization that joined the Civilization Council would eventually seek to establish some kind of business within the council, in order to engage in mutually beneficial interaction with the other ascended civilizations.
However, Gao Gong always felt that the business the other party was starting was less like being a "detective" and more like being a "search hound."
The "Yuan Pivot" beside them, on the other hand, had no intention of starting a business. It seemed to plan to