The Second Mechanical Revolution
Hearing this, the Supreme Pontiff of the Machine God Cult was visibly stunned for a moment. But he did not waste any words. He quickly stood and followed behind the lolita.
His current behavior looked exactly like his personality had been rewritten.
The star destroyer was smaller than the large starships from before, but strangely enough, the players living inside it did not need to sleep in a large communal dormitory. Instead, everyone could have a private room.
The little players soon discovered the reason behind this bizarre phenomenon. Fourth-tier spacecraft possessed spatial expansion technology that could expand the interior of a ship tenfold, while its external volume remained unchanged.
This involved dimensional development.
Still, it was hardly surprising for ascension-level civilization technology to involve "dimensional development."
Highspeed had already known from his previous life that during sessions of the Civilization Council, many members of advanced civilizations exchanged gifts. Some would compress planets to the size of marbles, decorate them as necklaces, and give them to others.
This kind of inconceivable technology was commonplace among advanced civilizations.
The two soon left the players' residential area and stepped into a metal-styled corridor.
Unlike ordinary starships, the star destroyer had no bridge, weapons platforms, storage areas, or cabins distributed throughout it. The star destroyer's entire interior felt more like an office building. It extended both upward and downward, without the slightest sense of crowding or complexity, and every area looked much the same.
This also involved an advanced mechanical technology—interstellar mechanical-body transformation.
An expert had once suggested taking the star destroyer apart and using its technology for research, but Highspeed had decisively rejected the idea.
*Are you people trying to defy the heavens? You haven't even developed third-tier technology, yet you've already started researching ascension technology. Is there