Age of Cataclysm: I Can Unlock the Tech Tree
Chapter 794

Tenth Descendants

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Concealed beneath the projection, the research robots seemed to have truly become a protruding "rock" on the Floating Continent—the silicon-based jellyfish had not noticed them at all.

They stood on the Floating Continent, quietly watching the group of silicon-based jellyfish in the distance.

Their various sensors rapidly transmitted the collected data to the [Earth].

The silicon-based jellyfish had an average total height of 3.65 meters.

Their tentacles averaged 3 meters in length.

Their "heads" averaged 0.65 meters in height.

They were much larger than humans, but compared with individual members of the Tenth Empire, they were still as tiny as pets.

Another message arrived from [Ten].

[Tenth Descendants. That is the name I gave them.]

Lü Yongchang's gaze shifted slightly.

The name's surface meaning was easy to understand: descendants of the Tenth Empire, shortened to Tenth Descendants.

But its deeper meaning carried far more significance.

Descendants.

This weak artificial intelligence actually regarded these silicon-based jellyfish as descendants of the Tenth Empire!

At this very moment, even though these silicon-based jellyfish were only as civilized as Stone Age humans, they probably mattered far more than human civilization in the eyes of this weak artificial intelligence named [Ten].

And not just human civilization.

Lü Yongchang believed that even a level six civilization would rank below those jellyfish in the fortress artificial intelligence's priorities!

"Being born into the right family really does take skill!"

He could not help letting out a sigh.

Beside him, Fang Xu nodded earnestly. "Yes. With this weak artificial intelligence guiding them, these silicon-based jellyfish can avoid so many wrong turns."

Lü Yongchang opened his mouth, then stopped.

Avoiding wrong turns on the road of civilizational development was not actually such a big deal.

Human civilization had not taken many wrong turns either.

What mattered most was that, growing

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