The information Michel provided was accurate, but it truly gave Ganis a severe shock.
In the distant Savage Galaxy, the Priest Civilization—a backward surface civilization, a primitive civilization that had never known glory—had actually met the requirements first.
According to the joint agreement among the three civilizations, the Angel Civilization had the right to guide the Priest Civilization onto the path of faith.
However, this guidance process had always been carried out under the supervision of the other two civilizations.
They could not provide any foundational technologies that would raise productivity, nor could they exploit planetary resources.
At present, the three civilizations were relatively restrained in their development of the New Star System, and it did not involve the ecological planets themselves.
Yet under such surveillance, Manhab had achieved results instead.
Of course, faith did not have any absolute connection to technological advancement.
Thus, the Great Xia Empire, as the experimental party, attached great importance to this.
Derek was unable to come personally, but Qin descended upon this backward civilization with his son, Elvis.
Manhab had dressed neatly early in the morning and quietly awaited the arrival of the Great Xia Empire's Imperial Prince.
To him, there was no such thing as being experimented upon.
From the Priest Civilization's perspective, their primitive religion had reached its peak and was slowly declining.
Then the Angels descended from the heavens, bringing faith anew and granting sacred Transcendent Power.
They had no concept of technology. They only knew that faith stood above all else.
Such simple-mindedness instead allowed faith to accumulate rapidly.
They also relied wholeheartedly upon the Angel Civilization, unlike the Colossus Civilization, which harbored countless ulterior motives.
As dawn rose, life returned to the land.
The Great Xia Empire's envoys had completely abandoned landing craft. Led by Qin, they descended from