Lu Yin took a deep breath. Weapons of emotion? The cultivation world had those. The Mortal World Path was a standard emotional attack, and then there was Eternity, who saw not appearances but emotions alone. That was how he had recognized Chen as himself.
Though both involved cultivating emotions, this Technology Civilization used them in a completely different way. It could make emotions replace flesh and blood. It reminded Lu Yin of the first time he had seen Bone Language: as unsettling as white bones tearing through flesh.
The final category, Common Sense Weapons, sounded much more ordinary. But "ordinary" only meant they didn't involve realms that ordinary people struggled to understand. In practice, even Common Sense Weapons were terrifying.
Take Extreme Compression, for example. It could materialize and compress time and space, then switch them around to create a spiral that pierced through anything. Even cultivators of the Time Dao would struggle to do that.
The universe itself had no limits. The Wei Luo Civilization believed that, given enough time, its Extreme Compression could pierce through anything.
Another Common Sense Weapon was called the Great Thousand Night. It was the one Lu Yin had recognized as resembling an Anti-Radiance Weapon, but it was vastly more powerful. He knew how it worked, but there was no way he could reproduce it. Only technology developed to a certain level could achieve that.
There were seven weapons. That might not seem like many, but they represented the pinnacle of every weapon in the Wei Luo Civilization. Any one of them, handed to another Technology Civilization, would be enough to raise it to the level of a Fishing Civilization and provide endless avenues for research.
That was the Wei Luo Civilization.
A single Imperial Ship had created a civilization that ranked among the