Chapter 482: First Contact with Alien Civilization

Peters is a rescuer for the Human Federation stationed at the Pan-Galactic Alliance. You can treat him as a diplomatic ambassador, or you can treat him as a firefighter.

In reality, rescuers are composed of members from various civilizations. They are responsible for the contact between their own civilization and other civilizations, while also monitoring the movements of the Zerg, tracking their traces, and searching for new civilizations.

Once they discover Zerg invading other newborn civilizations, they must immediately go to support, drive away the Zerg, and at the same time absorb the new civilization into the Pan-Galactic Alliance, making them a member of the Pan-Galactic Alliance to jointly resist the Zerg.

However, just as the Heavenly Demon Queen thought, there is selfishness between various civilizations. Apart from the war with the Zerg, the development of the civilization itself also requires sufficient resources. One more civilization in the galaxy means one more competitor. Although this competitor is an ally at this time, no one can guarantee that the ally won't be a competitor after driving away the Zerg.

Thus, the rescuers began to slack off, wanting to use the time difference to let the Zerg wipe out the newborn civilization. In this way, they could reduce a potential enemy. But once this method is known by other civilization members of the Pan-Galactic Alliance, they would be in trouble. After all, other civilizations would also seize such a good opportunity to accuse them, and the final result would be ending up in a trial court, bringing trouble to their own civilization.

"Scan the internal situation of the planet."

Peters said leisurely. For these hick civilizations that hadn't even walked out of their planet, Peters didn't believe they could resist the Zerg. In his mind, ten days were enough for the Zerg to wipe out this civilization, which was why he came over.

In reality, he was completely ignorant of everything on this planet because the Pan-Galactic Alliance kept in touch with this cosmic warship. If he used this cosmic warship to probe the situation of the planet, other civilizations of the Pan-Galactic Alliance would know. If the civilization hadn't been destroyed by the Zerg yet, he would receive orders from the Pan-Galactic Alliance.

So he estimated that this civilization had perished before he dared to order the warship to probe the situation of the planet. If the result of the probe was that the civilization was destroyed, no one could blame him. Who told him he just happened to encounter a cosmic ray burst?

"Respected rescuer Peters, there are eighty-six cities inside the planet, of which only twelve cities have human activity; the other seventy-four cities have been abandoned. Preliminary judgment is that the civilization has suffered a major blow but has not completely perished. It is suggested that the rescuer go to rescue them." The voice of the intelligent brain sounded inside the warship's internal space, and at the same time, the warship accelerated toward Earth.

"Damn intelligent brain, damn civilization." For the intelligent brain's self-assertion, Peters only cursed, but for the Earth civilization, he felt deep hatred.

Because he understood that the reason the intelligent brain would act on its own was mainly because of the discovery of the civilization. According to the rules of the Pan-Galactic Alliance, discovering a civilization means absorbing a civilization into the Pan-Galactic Alliance, unless this civilization really needs too much time to develop.

The so-called needing too much time means that this civilization is still in a primitive society and simply doesn't know how to apply technology. Once such a civilization is discovered, it must be wiped out, because the time and energy required to support such a civilization are too much; it's better to wipe them out, or turn them into slaves, and then occupy this planet to let the civilizations within the Pan-Galactic Alliance grow stronger.

"But if they have no potential, I can also wipe them out," Peters calculated secretly in his heart.

The so-called lack of potential means that the life of this civilization is not smart enough and doesn't have much development potential. As for the judgment, it is very vague.

The Pan-Galactic Alliance is just that cruel. For civilizations that have potential or can be supported, they will provide support to make them a member of the civilization fighting the Zerg. But for civilizations that have no potential, or whose support time is too long, they adopt an attitude of wiping them out. The resources left by the civilization will naturally be handed over to other civilizations to let them develop and grow stronger.

"If there is no potential, don't blame me." Peters looked at the yellow planet, a cruel smile appearing on his face.

The warship landed slowly on the ground, the hatch opened, and at the same time, the intelligent brain emitted a radio wave derived from the analysis of this civilization, telling this civilization: The Pan-Galactic Alliance has arrived.

Ilis, who was observing the cosmic warship, suddenly received this signal and immediately revealed a playful smile. "Ye Nan, they actually deciphered our signal and used our signal to tell us they have arrived."

"Then did you contact it?" Ye Nan asked.

Since the other party sent a signal, Ilis would definitely contact the other party. If not, it wouldn't be Ilis's style.

Ilis is a queen; in the world of the network, she is the master.

"Of course." Ilis revealed an eerie smile. "This intelligent life is very interesting."

"Interesting to what extent?" Ye Nan also asked with interest. If Ilis said it was interesting, then it must be interesting.

"Its computing power is a thousand times mine, but it has no self-awareness," Ilis replied. Although the Space-Time Empire's intelligent brain claims to have no self-awareness, as a program split from Ilis and Smila, it still carried a little bit. An intelligent life like this intelligent brain that purely has no self-awareness is truly rare.

No, it cannot be called an intelligent life; at best, it is just a computer.

"Then can you……." Ye Nan's words hadn't been spoken yet, but he believed Ilis could understand his meaning.

"Of course I can." Ilis naturally understood Ye Nan's meaning. "Although this intelligent brain's computing power is above mine, its own program is below mine. What it relies on is just the power of the host."

It's like a personal computer and a server cannot be compared, but this doesn't mean the programs in a personal computer are inferior to those in a server. Although most situations are like this, there are always exceptions, such as hackers.

"That's good. You stay here to hack that intelligent brain and help me understand the situation of the Pan-Galactic Alliance. I will go and test them." Ye Nan took a deep breath and walked out with big strides.

The place where the cosmic warship landed was just outside the Mechanical City where Ye Nan was located. I don't know if it was a coincidence or intentional, because the Mechanical City where Ye Nan was located was the capital of the Space-Time Empire.

Outside the warship, many people had already gathered. These people were ordinary citizens. They pointed and gestured outside the warship, full of curiosity and fear for the unknown cosmic warship that had suddenly descended. The bolder reporters picked up their cameras to crazily kill film, and the even bolder ones simply knocked on the cosmic warship, very amazed.

"What are you doing here?" Ye Nan had no dignity at all. I don't know why, every time he wanted to be serious, exaggerated, cold, etc., to express himself like an emperor, he felt weird. Finally, under Ilis's suggestion, he took the so-called pro-people route.

"It's Your Majesty."

"Your Majesty."

The onlookers saw Ye Nan coming and became even more excited. Although they knew that this kind of cosmic warship would attract the attention of the Empire's high-level officials, they didn't expect His Majesty to come in person.

"Everyone, disperse if you have nothing to do. Don't disturb our alien guests."

Peters walked out of the hatch, his face somewhat gloomy. He had originally opened the hatch, but ended up being watched by onlookers. That feeling made him think he was a monkey in a zoo. Unable to bear the disturbance, he simply closed the hatch and hid back inside.

Now seeing Ye Nan coming, he simply ran out, muttering as he ran: "Damn monkeys, you are the monkeys; your whole family and your whole civilization are monkeys."

Peters put on a translator. This is a tool specifically used by the Pan-Galactic Alliance to talk to new civilizations. As long as the intelligent brain hacks into the network of this civilization, it can intercept the civilization's language from the network and inject it into the translator, which is extremely easy.

What, you say there is no network? Is a civilization without a network still a civilization? Seeing such a civilization, there is no need to communicate; just wipe them out humanely, so as not to occupy the latrine and not poop, wasting resources.

Peters hoped in his heart that this civilization didn't even have a network, so he could directly destroy this civilization. But unfortunately, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment.

"Are you the supreme leader of this civilization?" Peters looked at Ye Nan and asked. Through the public network, he had also learned some information about this civilization. Although he knew Ye Nan was an emperor, he didn't want to call him emperor because that would make him feel inferior.

"Damn natives, actually still a feudal society, truly a native civilization." Peters muttered in his heart, but on the surface, he revealed a trace of a smile. "I am Peters, a rescuer of the Pan-Galactic Alliance. You can call me Peters directly."

Peters said, telling Ye Nan some information about the Pan-Galactic Alliance. This Pan-Galactic Alliance was roughly the same as the Pan-Galactic Alliance in the Heavenly Demon Queen's mouth. Apart from judges and rescuers, it wouldn't leave any institutions in the civilization it was in.

However, it was different from what Ye Nan imagined, which was that the Pan-Galactic Alliance wouldn't specifically support weak civilizations; what it gave was an opportunity.

After actively joining the Pan-Galactic Alliance, the commercial network within the Pan-Galactic Alliance would connect with your civilization, allowing your civilization to trade with other civilizations. And the currency used for the exchange is a universal cosmic currency—Silver Yuan.

Silver Yuan is actually the same as credit points, a type of virtual currency that doesn't exist in reality. At the same time, Silver Yuan itself is not open to private individuals; it can only be used when trading between civilizations. In normal times, it has no use.

As for how to obtain Silver Yuan, you need to use the currency of your own civilization to exchange for it. However, wanting to exchange for Silver Yuan is not an easy thing.

For example, you hang one million faith on the network to exchange for one Silver Yuan. If someone wants it, naturally there is nothing, but the fear is that no one wants it. Generally speaking, a civilization that has just joined the Pan-Galactic Alliance, even if you hang one hundred million or one billion on it, no one wants it, because even if they take your money, it's useless.

It's like you open a notepad on your own computer, type a 1 on the notepad, then add countless 0s behind it, and finally add a money symbol, representing that you have trillions or tens of trillions, but in reality, this number has no purchasing power. Apart from yourself, no one will use your currency.

"Silver Yuan!" Ye Nan murmured. Although this was different from the free aid he imagined, making him somewhat disappointed, at least he saw the hope of obtaining those technologies.

It's just that what he was considering now was how to obtain Silver Yuan, or what special products he had that would make others buy his credit points.

Seeing this Majesty in front of him fall into deep thought, Peters was full of contempt. He knew what this so-called supreme ruler of the civilization was thinking, and it was precisely because of this that he was disdainful.

"What does he think Silver Yuan is? Is it so easy to obtain? Even the Human Federation only has tens of thousands of Silver Yuan, and these Silver Yuan were exchanged by selling mineral resources."

Peters thought in his heart, feeling a bit of heartache. In reality, their civilization, like the Space-Time Empire, was attacked by the Zerg and only developed rapidly after receiving help from the Pan-Galactic Alliance.

To make their technology progress, they crazily sold mineral resources, using mineral resources to exchange for Silver Yuan. After all, mineral resources are universal in the universe.

After obtaining Silver Yuan, they began to buy high technology. It's just that the higher the technology, the more Silver Yuan is needed. To have the power to fight the Zerg as soon as possible, they bought cosmic warship technology and individual power armor, and then developed their own technology based on this. After all, Silver Yuan is hard to obtain. Even for them, they paid a huge price. Wanting to obtain more technology with their financial resources is also very difficult.

"I don't know what technology this civilization has." Peters plotted in his heart. In reality, from some information intercepted from the network, he knew that wanting to wipe out this civilization was somewhat unrealistic, so he planned to use this civilization's ignorance to quickly sweep up some things.

"Hmm, this world actually has weapons like particle cannons, not bad, not bad, can take them back. And things like intelligent brains, powerful, powerful. Damn, actually there is Noah's Ark, and it was developed by themselves." Peters received the information transmitted by the intelligent brain and immediately his eyes shone.

He never expected that this civilization, which looked ragged and hadn't even developed the planets around it, actually had two colonies, and both were habitable colonies. This made him somewhat jealous.

At this time, he didn't dare to look down on the Space-Time Empire anymore. In terms of overall technology, the Space-Time Empire definitely surpassed the Human Federation that hadn't joined the Pan-Galactic Alliance. Even the current Human Federation was inferior to the Space-Time Empire in some fields.

Peters, realizing the shortcomings of his own civilization and the strengths of the Space-Time Empire, began to plot in his heart. "If I take this information back, I can let the Federation spend fewer credit points and sell fewer resources. And I will also obtain unimaginable benefits within the Federation."

Peters's mind began to move, and he began to fantasize about what benefits his family would obtain after he obtained the technology. As for whether he could obtain it, he wasn't worried at all. Fooling a native, he believed he could still do it. (To be continued.) ===== CHAPTER 483 =====