The Illusory God Space-Time and the Fifth Continent differed in the nature of their powers and in their civilizations, so their architectural styles and cultures were different too. Yet many things were also the same. For instance, the Illusory God Space-Time had both Cultivation Civilizations and Technology Civilizations. Lu Yin hadn't expected that. He'd assumed the entire Illusory God Space-Time cultivated Illusory God Power.
"This civilization hasn't even managed to leave its planet. They'll have to make their way out through their own efforts. Only when they see outsiders like us will they truly understand this space-time." In the starry sky, Xu Lie and Lu Yin looked toward a distant, dark-red planet. Technology on that planet had only just begun to develop. Its people were still in an era where cold weapons and firearms coexisted, and it would take at least a hundred years, if not longer, for them to leave their planet.
Lu Yin had considered other civilizations from this perspective more than once. To those civilizations, people like them were aliens, beings beyond their reach. If they appeared, they might even be treated as gods. But once those civilizations left their planets, they would discover that the only difference between them was their level of cultivation. There was no fundamental distinction.
He often wondered whether a pair of eyes watched him from the heights of the void, observing the workings of this space-time. As Shi Wuzhang had said, everything could be quantified, and the owner of those eyes would be the one controlling that quantification. Did such a being exist? If not, where had Shi Wuzhang's Karma Fruit talent come from? And where had his own die come from? If the being did exist, what kind of creature was it? What kind of immense power did it possess?