The Seventh Tier of the Gate World and the Spirit Realm (Part 1)

"Compared to the universe's fixed probabilities, the relationship between the Seventh Tier of the Gate World and the Spirit Realm posed a more substantial, physical threat to the species..."

"Yeah. If those idiots regained the right to use the Spirit Realm, who knew what might happen?"

On the eve of the Hui civilization's destruction, the remaining Hui people exhausted every method they could think of in an attempt to preserve their civilization. These plans included continuing it through clones, or transferring their collective consciousness into another species and using it to usurp a magpie's nest. Yet all of them ended in failure.

The fate of the Hui civilization seemed sealed in stone.

After trying every possible method, the Hui people ultimately decided to let other civilizations succeed them.

The Hui civilization opened control of the Spirit Realm. Any race could travel to the Spirit Realm's core and make a wish to it.

At the time, the Hui people did not think much of it. They merely wanted the Spirit Realm to remain behind and aid those who came after them.

As for who exactly those successors would be, the Hui civilization made no choice. The situation at the time was chaotic, and the Hui people did not know which civilized races would survive. But one thing was certain: probability's backlash would not wipe out everything. Civilizations would inevitably remain in the galactic experimental zone.

The Spirit Realm of that era was extremely open. It welcomed any intelligent species. Though a price had to be paid, that price was merely ordinary matter. In other words, one could pick up any stone from the roadside, think, Enter the Spirit Realm, and easily enter to make a wish.

Unlike the later Collectors, who needed creatures with sufficient "talent" and had to offer the