The three great disasters had arrived at least four hundred years earlier than in the previous life.
More importantly, the points at which they descended were not at the junctures when the Mechanical Rebellion, the Infinite Powerhouse World, and the Old-Day Destruction had completely collapsed.
Disaster upon disaster, calamity upon calamity.
Across mechanical worlds spread out by colossal mechanical constructs, Eradicators appeared. With a light grab of their hands, the magnificent constructs were wiped away completely before they could unleash enough power to exterminate civilizations.
Within one carbon-based civilization after another, figures appeared. They had not emerged from thin air, but through a method resembling "parasitism." And the hosts they chose were often the beings within that race or species with the least potential and the most inferior genes.
Then, the "Organic Revolution" began!
Like the "Mechanical Rebellion," it began with an internal revolution. From the very start, it surged like raging waves, hammering at the foundations of each civilization's rule.
Unlike it, however, the "Organic Revolution" did not begin by picking on the weak.
It directly chose this universe's level-nine carbon-based civilization—the Kingdom of Gods.
An alliance of divine nations composed entirely of carbon-based gods.
At first, only the divine kingdom of a level-nine carbon-based chief god developed problems. The distant "Cosmic Crystal Wall" flashed abnormally several times, then went out completely.
Afterward, problems began appearing in more and more divine kingdoms.
A group of beings calling themselves "Godslayers" appeared.
They claimed to be the opponents of "Infinite," and said they would purge all garbage carbon-based bloodlines and heretical beings for him.
And the Kingdom of Gods, which had achieved level-nine civilization through the divine-system path, became their target for elimination.
The first war between civilization and the disasters unfolded between this level-nine civilization and the Organic Revolutionaries.
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