Luo Qi had said nothing about controlling these holders, but he knew everyone present was intelligent. Anyone who was not would never have gotten a seat here.
All the holders understood that they would have to create the source universe themselves. It was also a project that would put their technology to a serious test.
"Then you have another 48 hours of universe time." With that, Luo Qi kicked the holders out of the microcosm.
The holders abruptly appeared in a stretch of starry space in the conventional universe. Cosmic radiation and vacuum were both fundamental to their survival.
But to build a supermassive, digitized source universe that no living creature could distinguish from reality, they would have to discuss its structure in detail. This, too, was an unprecedented megaproject...
After handing the work off to his "temps," Luo Qi turned his attention back to the red star. The thing seemed to have taken root and could not be expelled. Powerful spatial isolation surrounded it, and Luo Qi had no idea how destructive the monsters inside could be.
But they clearly were not anything good. Letting them out might destroy all life in the universe, and Luo Qi himself would be the first to suffer.
It truly was a Pandora's box the size of a particle.
The Forerunner Civilization, which had originally controlled the Long Lantern Nebula Constellation, had vanished outright. Luo Qi could not even ask it where the other advanced civilizations had gone.
That was also what puzzled Luo Qi most. In terms of the Fermi paradox from his original Earth, where had all those supreme civilizations gone?
Multitasking, he activated his long-range detection again, performing another preliminary scan of the conventional universe within a radius of 100,000 light-years. Countless stars, spatial structures, and irregular celestial bodies appeared