We'll Handle It

Huo Gu combined the intelligence on the Great Destruction obtained from the Revealer with information related to the Hui civilization, gaining a more concrete understanding of the "Great Destruction" spoken of by the Seventh Stratum of the Gate World.

The galaxy inhabited by Amoeba was not permitted to contain civilizations that had reached excessively high levels.

To trace the root of it, one had to go back to the galaxy-scale probability experiment conducted by the Hui civilization.

In a sense, civilizations were very similar to living organisms. Both instinctively maintained their own entropy reduction, while every individual within a civilization was like a cell within an organism, sustaining the civilization's continued existence.

And precisely because of this, civilizations possessed the same bestial nature as living creatures. That nature manifested in war, the seizure of surrounding material resources, invasion, and enslavement of other civilizations.

Civilizations constantly developed and expanded, yet the total amount of matter in a galaxy remained unchanged. Eventually, they would either embark on a path of war to destroy other civilizations or form alliances with them.

But neither outcome was what the Hui civilization wished to see. They wanted the number of civilizations to fill every corner of the galaxy. The latter might still be tolerable, but the former path of war would inevitably run contrary to the direction of the Hui civilization's experiment.

Thus, once civilizations within the galactic experimental zone developed to a certain level, the Hui civilization would carry out a cleansing operation—the "Great Destruction" referred to by the Seventh Stratum of the Gate World.

"No wonder no sufficiently powerful civilization can be found in this galaxy after all this time..." Huo Gu came to a realization.

By now, Amoeba's territory had expanded beyond a thousand light-years—a vast scale that even light would need a