On the beach of the Colorful Mist Coast, in a secluded corner far from where the players gathered.
Waves gently lapped at the silvery-white beach, while the colorful mist over the distant sea refracted a dreamlike sheen in the sunlight.
Divine King sat quietly facing the sea, his back against a rock.
A light screen floated before him, displaying extensive materials he had downloaded from the Library and saved to his personal page on the Forum.
He had been on vacation for three days, but still had not found a breakthrough.
The contents of the book before him, however, struck him as very interesting.
The book described a world called the "Dreamweaver Ancestral Homeland."
It was the predecessor of the world in which Tu Hu had led the Rongling Civilization to rise.
The specific period dated back to before the world encountered Annihilation, before even the Dreamweaver Civilization had emerged.
The world's tier had been low at the time, but its harsh environment could be called an extremely watered-down version of Monster World.
All civilizations waged one war after another for resources.
The book's protagonists, the "Undying Race," had fought their way through this bloody soil, carving out a blood-soaked path to world domination.
What particularly interested him was its account of the 23rd Generation Immortal King: Kui.
At a crucial turning point in his civilization's development, he had pondered: Why do we always exhaust our resources after winning the next war-apart from individual evolution, what exactly are we missing that would make warfare more efficient?
Kui and his people's leaders pondered this question for a long time.
Eventually, they realized that warfare was inefficient because their perception of battlefield information was unclear.
On the battlefields of that time.
Orders relied on shouting, flag signals, and a handful of messengers,