"So you're trying to unravel the mysteries of the Black Domain?" Wei Peng asked.
"Exactly. This fascinating phenomenon caught our attention. Exploring the mysteries of the unknown is how we make progress," Othello replied.
"Have you figured out what's going on? Why does some technology stop working?" Liu Yun asked.
"It's only a theory. We believe that the Black Domain contains a special information barrier. It can filter out certain technologies and restrict the civilizations within it," he replied.
"We've tried all kinds of methods to study this phenomenon, but so far we've found nothing.
"We think it may be because our understanding of the Black Domain is too limited, so we've been trying to observe a broader portion of this world."
"You've been fighting the Star Clan for so long. Haven't you ever spoken with their scientists or worked with them on research?" Conilia asked.
"Of course. In fact, we saw each other as soon as we arrived in this world." Othello's answer took the Gods slightly by surprise.
"We tried to understand one another. After a period of friendly exchanges, we taught the Star Clan some specialized technologies, and their scientists gave us considerable help, assisting us in studying how the Black Domain formed."
"Then why did you end up fighting?" Conilia asked.
"As our research progressed, we wanted freer access to the Dimension Star Gate. It would make it easier to bring in experimental equipment and conduct large-scale surveys and data collection across this galaxy. But the Star Clan firmly refused.
"The Star Clan also wanted to enter our territory to conduct research, but we refused as well," he replied.
The Gods understood. So the Dimensional Channel connected the heartlands of two civilizations, and neither was willing to let the other conduct unrestricted research there. Meanwhile, both