The Sabi people were utterly conflicted. Lan Mu clearly knew the answer, yet refused to tell them. There was nothing they could do about it.
At that moment, they bitterly regretted not showing the Galactic Core inhabitants any respect, bitterly regretted how arrogant they had been.
They had never known that the Level Six Galactic Core inhabitants had mastered such profound secrets. If they had known, they would certainly have found a way to learn the answer from them.
The Sabi people of the past had been too proud, believing that if their technology continued developing, they would eventually enter Level Six.
From the very beginning, they had treated the Galactic Core inhabitants as imaginary enemies, as their sole goal.
Once they surpassed them, the Sabi people could pursue the ultimate mysteries of the universe without worry. Only then would the truth of the universe become their final objective.
How could they have known that Level Six itself already touched upon the ultimate mysteries, and that there was an insurmountable gulf between them?
The more they knew, the more ignorant they felt. Before discovering Void power, they had never regarded the Galactic Core inhabitants as some unfathomable pinnacle.
After all, the Galactic Core inhabitants had pursued some mystery of life, only to perish alongside the insect race. The Sabi people had always looked down on them.
But now, they were filled with extreme regret over their past ignorance.
The arrogance born from their ignorance had caused them to lose their chance to obtain the answer.
"We may be unable to learn the answer, but our civilization can! Divine Dragon, look at this!"
Naturally, the Sabi people had considered the consequences if they could not stop the war. Then they could only risk their lives to hold Lan Mu back.
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