The competition for survival between civilizations occurred almost constantly across the macrocosmic scales of time and space in the Star Curtain World.
However, because of the brutality of zero-sum wars between low-level civilizations, most of these brutal conflicts were never witnessed or learned of by third parties. They often appeared in the eyes of later explorers through historical ruins and the remnants of catastrophes, and were therefore rarely recorded as firsthand accounts by outside observers.
But in extremely rare cases, accidents did happen.
This disaster-war platform of the Tidal Civilization had been pursuing the low-level civilization it had happened to discover in the depths of the ocean for several months.
This was an extremely rare occurrence in a war between civilizations!
The foundation of civilization lay in the resources necessary for survival. Exploring unfamiliar environments often meant hardship and the threat of death, so species-based civilizations that relied on and adapted to their environments generally arose only within specific living spaces.
Homeworld civilizations were different.
They were a group of Coral-like Creatures, their bodies composed of various irregular dark-red crystals. Their lifespans were extraordinarily long, and those long lifespans provided fertile soil for civilization to flourish. Writing and art had been passed down from generation to generation through special means. They called themselves the Coral Guards.
The home they spoke of was a Super Creature that had lain dormant for an unknown number of years in the deepest part of the unknown ocean—a Giant Crab of unparalleled size.
Tens of thousands of Coral Guards had taken refuge on this Giant Crab in the depths of the ocean.
Thus, the Giant Crab was the foundation of their civilization's environment.
Although this Super Creature, on which the Coral Guards depended for survival, had remained dormant for a long time since their birth