The term "Disaster Legion" had similar descriptions in different civilizations and among different factions.
For example, the simplest ones: the "Artificial Intelligence Crisis" was also called the "Artificial Intelligence Disaster," and the "Mechanical Cage" was also called the "Cage Disaster." As long as you weren't stupid enough to specifically describe the players as the Fourth Universal Disaster after the "Invisible," "Organic," and "Fallen" ones, there wouldn't be a problem.
As for whether some cosmic factions would discover it during the middle and late stages of the game—
Gao Gong decided to be a little bolder.
After all, if they couldn't survive the "Three Great Universal Disasters," every civilization and faction would be doomed.
As long as he developed his faction to the level of an advanced civilization before then—and made it one of the strongest among advanced civilizations—those advanced civilizations would most likely choose appeasement when facing the threat of the Three Great Disasters.
In his previous life, the main reason the players had been turned into biological canned goods and brainwave machines wasn't that they were chaotic and evil, but that they weren't strong enough.
"You came at just the right time. I have something to discuss with you."
Turtle Jess threw down the cards in his hand, gave his seat to someone else, and gestured for Gao Gong to follow him.
A door suddenly appeared in the wall of subspace.
"Huh? You seem different from before."
Jess turned around and examined Gao Gong in surprise.
As an "advanced carbon-based life-form," one could freely adjust the spacing between one's cells and naturally change one's height at will. This had played a crucial role in the interstellar hybridization business.
Gao Gong had absorbed part of the "Leviathan bloodline," causing his main body to swell to forty-five meters. But after entering