Chapter 510: End of Civilization

After seeing that their own main fleet was so vulnerable, the Creator Civilization.

Made the very sensible choice to submit under the command of that great existence, the Savior Heavenly Venerable.

Then, guided by the Creator Civilization.

The advanced civilizations of the Andromeda Galaxy.

Soon also encountered, one after another, a friendly visit from the Neutron Battle Star.

And during this process, they would occasionally engage in an exchange of pointers.

But overall, the atmosphere was friendly, and the results were conducive to the development and survival of all civilizations.

The visited civilizations all recognized the greatness of the Savior Heavenly Venerable and the correctness of joining them.

In fact, this was indeed the case; to say nothing of anything else.

After joining, they shared their own technology and historical cultural heritage.

They also received the technological and cultural heritage shared by other civilizations.

Regardless of whether they could understand it, at the very least, it did not feel like a loss for their own civilization.

Especially after receiving a supply of some Supernatural Ingredients.

The power of the supernatural allowed the high-level officials and experts of these civilizations to have their remaining worldviews completely restructured.

At least for a short time, these advanced civilizations would not betray Su Ping's Savior Heavenly Venerable.

At least not until they fully understood the supernatural system.

One month later.

Su Ping piloted the Neutron Battle Star and arrived at the Imprint Civilization, an ancient civilization hidden within a Wandering Planet.

The Imprint Civilization is one of the six great ancient civilizations in the Andromeda Galaxy.

Their level of craftsmanship is even the highest among the six great ancient civilizations.

It is just that this civilization encountered problems during its development, and ten thousand years ago, it experienced a civil war that affected tens of thousands of Star systems.

After the civil war, the mental state of the Imprint Civilization's race developed issues.

Their entire civilization lost its drive; not only did they withdraw all personnel stationed abroad.

The entire civilization also left their former home planet and disappeared from the sight of other forces.

Su Ping found them by relying on other civilizations helping to provide enough clues, and then he used a method of divination.

Su Ping had not placed much importance on this divine ability, but as he is already a Galaxy Emperor, it might be relatively difficult to reach the same level.

However, if he only intended to learn it to the level of a Seven or Eight Tier Divine Ability, that was easy, as simple as a normal person learning the multiplication table.

This allowed Su Ping to find the Imprint Civilization.

It was not that he coveted the unique technology tree of this Imprint Civilization.

It was just that so many advanced civilizations in the Andromeda Galaxy were willing to join the big family of the Salvation Lineage.

How could you, one of the six great ancient civilizations, be absent?

Since we are all in the same galaxy, we should all join together!

However, having found the Wandering Planet where the Imprint Civilization was located, which was currently drifting in the vast starry sky between Star systems.

Su Ping immediately discovered that the other party seemed to be in a very terrible environment.

Under the observation of the divine sense of the Avatar sent by Su Ping.

The surface of the Wandering Planet was covered with a thick layer of frost.

The surface temperature was around minus one hundred degrees, and from time to time, super-large ice storms would sweep through.

No traces of any civilization could be seen on the ground anymore.

The surviving individuals of the Imprint Civilization were now all hiding deep underground on this planet.

Relying on survival bases hidden underground to barely stay alive.

Su Ping noticed that the vast majority of the surviving individuals today were very young.

This did not match the status of an ancient civilization that was almost immortal according to the data.

"It seems that during the time they disappeared, the Imprint Civilization suffered a great catastrophe and is already on the verge of extinction?"

Su Ping had a guess in his heart.

Although he felt surprised, he also knew that this was within reason in the universe.

Stars last for billions of years, yet they will also age and perish.

Civilizations are only more fragile than stars.

Even if a civilization that has reached a certain technological level can possess the power to kill a star.

Civilizations will still head toward extinction for various reasons.

And for advanced civilizations that have reached the level of being able to navigate between Star systems, the most common cause of extinction.

Is mostly self-destruction caused by problems within the civilization itself.

A Primordial Spirit Avatar of Su Ping ignored the storms and low temperatures of the Wandering Planet and entered its surface directly.

Then, with a movement of his figure, he plunged into the mountain body of the highest peak of this Wandering Planet.

The middle of this mountain had long been hollowed out, and a production base for the Imprint Civilization had been built there.

However, after Su Ping's Avatar arrived at this base, he saw that the base was in a mess.

Most of the equipment had long been tilted and scattered due to a lack of maintenance.

Judging from the traces, there had been many waves of life forms that had rushed in to smash, grab, and loot.

Su Ping also saw many corpses lying on the ground or leaning against the walls.

Judging from these frozen, stiff corpses, the individuals of the Imprint Civilization looked very much like the elves in fantasy novels.

Their bodies were slender and frail, and the head area was also generally somewhat elongated.

As for their appearance, it was clear that while they looked a bit horrifying at first, after looking at them for a while, one could feel they were somewhat acceptable.

Su Ping had no intention of going on a grand adventure to search for hidden secrets.

He breathed out a command.

Immediately, the Avatar of the Dream Snake, one of the four great Demon Emperors, appeared in response to the summons.

He then immediately unleashed the Entering Dream Divine Ability, which covered the entire Wandering Planet.

In an instant, he pulled the thousands of surviving Imprint Civilization individuals remaining in the underground base into the Dream Realm.

Through interrogation and tracing within the Dream Realm.

Su Ping finally understood what had happened to the Imprint Civilization.

After the civil strife within this civilization ended, the entire civilization lost its drive.

Fearing that other civilizations would discover them and harbor malicious intent.

Their entire civilization found a Wandering Planet and hid away.

Then, relying on the civilization's accumulations, the hundreds of millions of individuals in the entire civilization lived very comfortably at first.

They did not worry about food or drink, nor did they have to work; whatever work they wanted to do depended entirely on their sudden interests.

However, after such a life went on for a long time, most people felt bored.

In the end, the vast majority of the civilization's individuals chose to indulge in the virtual world to seek pleasure and excitement.

Then, a thousand years ago, an Imprint Civilization individual who had once been a great scientist suddenly woke up from the virtual world, feeling that the compatriots of the Imprint Civilization could no longer go on like this.

If things continued this way, the Imprint Civilization would truly head toward decline or even extinction.

Thus, this great scientist believed himself to be the savior of the Imprint Civilization, driven by a sense of mission.

He found a way to destroy the virtual mainframe, cutting off the virtual network for the entire civilization!

Then, unsurprisingly, this great scientist became a sinner to the entire civilization and faced opposition from the majority of his compatriots.

The Imprint Civilization erupted into another civil war, a war between the majority of individuals and the very few who supported the great scientist.

The great scientist's faction was ultimately wiped out.

But the war also destroyed a large number of bases and equipment.

Faced with the mess everywhere, and upon learning that the virtual equipment might not have a chance to be repaired in the short term.

Even the physical repairs for most individuals would have problems.

It was possible that many individuals would not live to see the equipment repaired or the civilization develop to that stage.

Having already lost their drive and their Essence Spirit and Qi, the Imprint Civilization ushered in the largest wave of suicides in its history.

And this formed a mental illness like some kind of terrifying curse.

Among the survivors, even those who were still relatively normal would suddenly choose to end their own lives because of the slightest accident.

Under such circumstances, reproduction was even more impossible to occur.

In the end, the last batch of the Imprint Civilization used their final efforts to repair the biochemical cultivation base.

They used seeds from a long time ago to cultivate a new generation of Imprint people to inherit their civilization.

However, these last Imprint people also passed away one after another not long after the biochemical humans were successfully cultivated.

The newborn Imprint biochemical humans, although still quite intelligent, did not have the opportunity for systematic training.

They could only slowly grope their way toward survival in this underground world.

And because the environment was becoming increasingly worse, and there were fewer and fewer bases that could provide survival materials.

They were also in a state on the verge of extinction at any moment.