Compared with the many civilizations of the Star Curtain World, the Superhumans had one particularly terrifying trait.
There were no traitors among them.
Under the harsh civic system maintained for ages, most Superhumans had lost their interests, hobbies, and even emotions. They had retained only the most basic needs for survival and reproduction, conserving their dwindling resources and ensuring the civilization's continued existence.
On that basis,
after years of traversing the vast cosmic void and using the Star Curtain World as a giant energy battery, the Superhumans would never surrender to a backward native civilization—a primitive world's inhabitants who, in their eyes, could be wiped out at any moment.
That would be as ridiculous as a human giving in to an ape.
"Just what you'd expect from the Artificial Sun Law."
The Ancient One flashed to Reilo's side. Watching the Superhumans' resource-gathering Outpost Base lose its power and slowly fall toward the ground, he couldn't help but praise it.
Once they had entered the Outpost Base, Reilo had been the undisputed main force. He had easily destroyed its core power system.
After all, damage inflicted from within could be amplified tenfold, even a hundredfold, compared with a strike from outside.
Bzzzzzz.
The Moonlight Passageways that had connected the Star Curtain World to the Outpost Base went dark one after another. Then the spherical pods, pulled by the Star Curtain World's gravity, began falling toward the ground. Though they were far away, the two knew that the resource hub city below had been reduced to ruins.
"It seems there weren't any high-level Superhumans worth worrying about at this Outpost Base. After all, this place is still within the reach of the Star Curtain World's laws. Now that Superbody Entropy A2 has returned and begun repairing things in preparation for war, it