In truth, after piecing together clues gathered over the past ten thousand years, the Superhumans had long since obtained accurate intelligence: the Storm Continent Assembly was trying to build an interstellar battleship.
Or rather, it was a plan the Star Curtain World had pursued for tens of thousands of years, almost without ever giving up.
After all, once a civilization reached a certain level, it was inevitable that it would form all sorts of theories and conjectures about a powerful, higher-level civilization like the Superhuman civilization—a civilization at the very pinnacle. The first thing these native civilizations, trapped on the back of the world, imagined was an interstellar battleship capable of freely traversing the void of space.
However, civilizations locked inside the Star Curtain World by the Superhumans had almost never truly encountered or learned about the conditions in the void of space. How could they use the environment within their world as a reference and design a Flying Device suited to the void?
Besides,
their Curvature Spacetime technology had yet to reach the Superhumans' level, let alone the more advanced Space-Time Channel technology.
The true might of a Level Six interstellar civilization far exceeded anything the native creatures of the Star Curtain World could imagine. It existed only in the Superhumans' conjectures, and even they had glimpsed no more than a fraction of that level.
In the various underground shelters on Superbody Star,
countless high-ranking Superhumans watched the Central Civilization's interstellar battleship fire that shot at almost the same time. Hundreds of senior Superhuman officers began discussing it.
There was no denying it.
Even in the Superhumans' eyes, this Central battleship posed a considerable threat, ranking just below the ancient weapons of the Ancient Ones.
To the Superhumans, the battleship looked clumsy and crude, assembled entirely with the most