Olga stared at the "humanoid universe" before her, woven from countless cosmic scenes and the rules of creation and destruction. Deep in her eyes, which could analyze spacetime and see through data, a trace of realization and enlightenment finally flashed.
Everything she had been unable to understand before seemed to have found its "source" at this moment.
That "Overlord World," forcibly born against the backdrop of the universe's end, a hybrid of the "Big Bang of Life" and the "Primordial Soup"; the "Complete Codex of Life" and the "Mechanical Order" madly colliding and fusing within it; "Undying Technology" and the "Mechanical Titan"; those forcibly catalyzed, grafted, and even paradoxically coexisting paths of civilization; and even the suffocating process of universal destruction outside, accelerated threefold...
Everything originated from this "humanoid universe" before her.
"Infinite... Infinite!"
Olga suddenly thought of something.
Although the tracing of the origins of the nine main universes had broken off at the Seventh Universe when deduced backward,
that did not mean the Spacetime Administration knew nothing about the universes that had evolved before it.
After all, when it came to smuggling across universes, the sages of the Spacetime Administration had been the earliest "smugglers."
As for the first six universes—or more accurately, the first four—within the information preserved among smugglers, they were also known as the Foundation Universes.
The reason was that the earliest Mechanical Civilization, Energy Civilization, Carbon-Based Civilization, and Information Civilization had each appeared in one of those four universes. From then on, nearly half of the civilizations born in the later universes fell within those four systems.
Especially Level Nine civilizations. No matter which universe they came from, they never departed from those four systems.
The earliest four systems of civilization were therefore also known as the Primordial Civilizations.
Thus, the Spacetime Administration's cosmic