None. Not a single one.
Every single superhuman had risen above this cannibalistic environment.
There were fools willing to risk their lives, but they were only a minority.
Most people knew how to read the situation.
Xie Yu immediately contacted Headquarters.
He explained the peculiarities of this world. The resurgence of spiritual energy was itself a point at which a world was about to undergo great change and reach a turning point.
Superhumans had emerged in response to the times.
But whenever great change came, disaster was sure to follow.
It could come from external forces or internal causes.
Whether a world could ascend depended entirely on the capabilities of its native lifeforms, as well as the world's resilience.
Of course, the greater part depended on the native lifeforms. The world itself could only play a supporting role.
The world provided the stage, but it was the achievements of its lifeforms that determined how high that stage could be raised.
As the saying went, the world was a grand stage—come if you've got the life for it.
When a world developed in a positive direction, its lifeforms would offer positive feedback in return.
Only by nourishing each other could they flourish endlessly, prosper, evolve, and ascend.
But there was no need to consider this world's future development. Its current state alone was enough to reveal the problem.
Illegal human experiments.
The division in status between ordinary people and superhumans.
The latter styled themselves as a new humanity, superior to all others.
The former were scorned by superhumans, regarded as useless remnants left behind by the world's evolution.
Ordinary people, meanwhile, feared that they truly would be eliminated by the world, so they too rushed to become superhumans.
Under such circumstances, the illegal experiments in laboratories across the various nations only