Ultimate Void Definition

It couldn't possibly be the Ultimate Void!

It absolutely couldn't be the Ultimate Void!

What is the Ultimate Void?

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As previously stated, the Ultimate Fear is an objective law, and at the same time, it is a state of wisdom and thought.

No matter how the main biological civilizations within the known universe develop, they will always encounter stronger irresistible forces and head towards destruction;

Under the Shenhe technological system, civilizations are incapable of overcoming these irresistible forces.

Extending this meaning, the universe cannot accommodate the highest wisdom of life in the main biological worlds. Their wisdom cannot break through the universe, and thus they cannot understand the true universe.

The direct explanation of this state of thought is still: the will of civilization can never supersede the will of the universe.

Civilizations are always contained within the universe, and no civilization can step outside the framework of the known universe to think.

Unable to break out, unable to overcome, they can only develop and think within this framework.

Under such cognitive conditions, the universe is divided into the known universe and the unknown universe, which in turn gave rise to a series of Shenhe morals and related civilizational concepts.

Under these concepts and conditions, civilizations under the Shenhe technological system appear so extreme and ridiculous.

The Shenhe Civilization would allow its stars to be destroyed, preferring to collectively wander and establish the Super Seminary, to help develop and establish main biological worlds with God River Body life, rather than violate such laws.

The Deno Civilization would wage war over trivial disputes, leading to mutual destruction.

The Lieyang Civilization would stubbornly defend the mother star of half a planet, unwilling to leave for tens of thousands of years.

Because in their view, their respective civilizations are bound to the planet that gave birth to them.

If the universe's irresistible forces demand their destruction, then whether they leave their mother star or not, they will ultimately be destroyed by these forces.

If the universe does not allow them to perish, then those irresistible forces will allow them to continue to exist, even if they only remain on the Lieyang star, which is only half a planet.

Only when absolutely necessary, and when they can no longer sustain themselves, can they abandon their place of origin and wander the universe to find the next abode, like the Shenhe Civilization.

Angels and Demons, relatively speaking, have made some progress in their thinking, but it is still quite limited. They fight fiercely over trivial disputes of justice and evil.

Because in their view, the framework of the universe is there, and they cannot change it.

The inherent difference between justice and evil makes them regard each other as an irresistible force for their respective civilizations to survive within this framework.

Only by eliminating this irresistible force can they wholeheartedly develop their civilization.

In short, civilizations under the Shenhe system are a group of backward civilizations that are both extreme and conservative, developed under the "Ultimate Fear" and inheriting a consistent lineage.

The so-called God-level Civilization is merely a clown in a borrowed robe, unaware of its own absurdity.

Under such a state of "Ultimate Fear," the development ceiling of these God-level Civilizations is completely locked. Their wisdom and thought ceilings are also almost completely locked.

What imposed this intellectual shackles upon them, besides the objective factor of "Ultimate Fear," is primarily the Shenhe morals and related civilizational concepts upon which their civilizations developed.

Many civilizations in this universe did not realize this point before, and even if they did, they were powerless to break free from such a state.

However, Karl creatively broke out of these old frameworks and, based on this "Ultimate Fear" theory, made the following epoch-making definition:

In a state of Ultimate Fear, all existing perceptions may be completely wrong.

For example, as a civilization's technology develops and explores the edge of the universe, this technological exploration signifies that the civilization's highest level of wisdom has reached its limit;

When the highest wisdom of this civilization explores this edge, it will discover that no matter what technological theories or the knowledge accumulated over hundreds of thousands of years, they cannot define the specific edge of the universe.

The true universe, in theory, should be infinitely large, but in terms of cognitive concepts and actual observation, this infinitely large universe actually has an edge.

Such a circular theory forms a paradox that cannot be broken.

Therefore, there must be knowledge unknown to civilization that can break all these paradoxes, break through everything that even the highest main biological wisdom cannot penetrate, and unlock the boundary between the known universe and the unknown universe.

Such a civilization is defined by Karl as the "Ultimate Void"!

Any so-called God-level Civilization cannot compare to such a civilization!

And such a civilization has never appeared in the known universe, or rather, has never been discovered.

Karl is dedicated to researching the primordial power of the void, wanting such a civilization to be born, or for such a civilization to be explored and discovered.

He wants to subvert the various civilizational concepts and outdated worldviews that have continued since the establishment of the Shenhe Civilization through this method.

To negate the entire main biological world, allowing all civilizations in the universe to be reborn from destruction.

And Karl himself will use the "Ultimate Void" as a cornerstone, revolutionize the era, and become the great founder of the new era!

This is also Karl's true aspiration.

The Human Federation, which suddenly appeared in the Milky Way Galaxy, was initially identified by Karl as the "Ultimate Void."

Because the unknown technologies used by the opposing civilization and the powerful strength they displayed completely surpassed all civilizations in the main biological world!

Even the former Shenhe Civilization could not compare to this Human Federation.

Even the powerful Angel Civilization could not contend with it.

What else could such a civilization be if not the "Ultimate Void"?

Only soon, Karl discovered that this was not the case.

Because this Human Federation still possessed certain basic desires they recognized, such as territorial expansion.

Karl, through the Great Clock, secretly observed the Human Federation's great expedition launched in the Milky Way Galaxy.

Karl was disappointed.

In Karl's opinion, such blind territorial expansion was undesirable.

A civilization with a desire to expand its territory must still have certain limitations, must still be confined by the framework of the known universe, and certainly cannot be what he defined as the "Ultimate Void."

Even God-level Civilizations do not care about the size of their territory.

Because there is no need.

The universe is so vast, there are no civilizations beyond their level.

No matter how small their territory, it does not prevent these God-level Civilizations from mobilizing all sorts of resources in the known universe at will.

After all, no one will stop them.

Why would the true "Ultimate Void" pay attention to expanding so-called territory?

The vast universe is theirs to traverse freely, its infinite resources theirs to take at will, and its various rules theirs to change as they please.

Such a civilization, in Karl's view, is the one that truly meets the standard of the "Ultimate Void"!

This Human Federation should only be a super-civilization that slightly surpasses the scope of God-level Civilizations but has not yet reached the "Ultimate Void."

As for why such a civilization suddenly appeared in the known universe without being detected by other God-level Civilizations before, Karl could not know at all.

The Great Clock could not provide a specific answer either.

The other civilization might be related to the Ultimate Void, but it is definitely not the Ultimate Void.

Since the Human Federation is not the "Ultimate Void."

Then, could the cosmic phenomenon that instantly destroyed an entire galaxy have been caused by the "Ultimate Void"?

Karl also dismissed this conjecture.

Karl was unaware of the existence of the "Hunter" and did not know the true terror of the "Hunter."

But he knew that even destroying a galaxy was nothing to the vast known universe.

The "Ultimate Void" should be the ultimate existence that breaks the boundary of the entire universe's edge!

And currently, the unknown crises and novel civilizations that have suddenly appeared frequently in the known universe.

Such as the "Human Federation," "Hunter," "Presolin Zerg," "Final Defense Protocol," "Purification Protocol," "Cyberlex," and so on...

No matter how world-ending, threatening, or harmful they are, in Karl's eyes, they cannot fit the definition of "Ultimate Void."

Karl was moved by the sudden appearance of these novel things, but that was all.

The Ultimate Void he sought his entire life could not be these mortal things still bound within the framework of the universe.