"Perhaps Qi Civilization's time-interference technology was imperfect, or perhaps there was some other reason. In any case, every team that arrived before the one sent to our star region failed," Ying explained slowly.
"Then did the Qi Civilization team that came to this star region succeed?"
Hearing Sarah's question, Ying shook her head. "For Qi Civilization, once they dispatched a team, they could immediately judge its success or failure through feedback from reality. But for us, we exist in the past relative to Qi Civilization's point in time. We have to follow the flow of time and experience all of this before we can learn their final outcome."
Seeing Sarah nod without asking another question, Ying continued, "Through calculations, Qi Civilization pinpointed the enemy's place of origin, then adjusted the time to the barbaric era when the enemy had only just arisen. Limited by the time machine's capabilities, their mission team had only ten people, but they were equipped with an eight-meter-long small spacecraft. It carried production equipment and weapons, enough to destroy even a fledgling civilization that had entered space, or even an intermediate civilization. A mere barbaric civilization naturally posed no challenge."
"However, when this mission team arrived in this star region, they discovered that it was completely different from what they had expected. This star region was too quiet. They found no race matching the description, and they did not even find any signs of life."
"The mission team's time travel was a one-way ticket. Qi Civilization could send them here, but could not bring them back. However, these team members were civilization's most loyal warriors. They had known the consequences when they accepted the mission."
"Although the situation at the mission site differed from their predictions, Qi Civilization had anticipated certain unusual circumstances after so many