It is true that a full-scale war between gravitational levels is underway in that solar system, there is no mistake.
It is also true that the two parties involved in the war are gravitational level entities, there is no mistake either.
But... those two entities can only be called gravitational level entities, and cannot be called two Gravity Civilizations.
Only now did Tom see clearly that one of the parties involved in the war was not a Gravity Civilization at all, but a group of Star Beasts! A Star Beast Disaster!
Tom had only heard of Star Beast Disasters, entities that only undergo physical evolution and can rival battleships with their bodies, but had never seen one before.
The group of Monster Birds encountered in the Solar System back then could at most be called a type of interstellar life, a rough primitive version of the Star Beast Disaster, and could not be considered a true Star Beast Disaster.
Now, he had encountered one!
Tom couldn’t clearly see the specific appearance of those Star Beasts, but judging from the various characteristics they displayed, they were undoubtedly Star Beasts.
And at this mont, countless Star Beasts were gathered around a large rocky planet, bombarding it wildly. That large planet, on the other hand, had activated a giant shield covering the entire planet, and countless spaceships and unmanned combat equipnt were doing their best to resist.
From the perspective of the battle situation, it was clear that this Star Beast Disaster had suppressed the legitimate intelligent civilization around the planet, wantonly besieging it. The Star Beast Disaster had a great advantage, and it was probably only a matter of ti before that intelligent civilization was destroyed.
And the technological strength of that legitimate intelligent civilization was roughly on par with his own, perhaps even slightly exceeding it.
Tom’s mind was racing.
Undoubtedly, this Star Beast Disaster was extrely powerful in combat.
Although based on his various trump cards, his true combat power exceeded that of the intelligent civilization, the combat power of this Star Beast Disaster also seed not to have been fully displayed.
Tom clearly saw that there were also large numbers of Star Beasts around other planets, and they were not participating in the siege.
So...
Should he enter this solar system, confront the Star Beast Disaster, and rescue that intelligent civilization?
Tom thought for a mont and finally made a decisive decision.
Retreat!
Give up on this target!
Just to have a Gravity Civilization help him keep an eye out—and only keep an eye out—for the whereabouts of the Grey Worm Civilization, he would risk engaging in a full-scale war with a Star Beast Disaster. Even if he could ultimately win, Tom thought it was not worth it.
Releasing goodwill to other civilizations was sothing Tom was happy to do. But if this behavior would bring him risk, then forget it.
I am just a benevolent civilization, not a saintly civilization.
At this mont, it was almost impossible for the warring parties to discover him. Since that was the case, he would quietly leave and slip away.
But at this mont, the gravitational wave detector suddenly detected a faint gravitational wave tens of billions of kiloters ahead.
That was clearly caused by changing the curvature of space.
It seed that a smaller target was performing warp travel there! And its heading was also towards this solar system!
Had it discovered him?
The mont he detected this faint wave, the first question that ca to Tom’s mind was this. But after a comprehensive assessnt, Tom thought the probability was small.
That was clearly just a small target. Since the target was small, it was impossible for it to have too many deep space detection devices inside. And his fleet had been maintaining a regular inertial navigation state during this ti, basically not emitting much radiation to the outside world.
The next question was... why would there be a small target performing interstellar navigation here?
After a comprehensive analysis, Tom gradually understood.
This target should belong to one of the two parties engaged in war within the solar system.
Because based on the great developnt of quantum mathematics, gravitational level entities can already achieve superluminal communication across solar systems, which ans that gravitational level wars are no longer limited to one solar system, but may involve multiple solar systems.
It is possible that the main battlefield is in this solar system, but the resource base is in another solar system, and small-scale skirmishes can break out in the vast space at any ti.
Since that is the case... let’s take a look.
Tom imdiately aid many large deep space observation devices in that direction.
Within warp space, the montum of matter is also preserved, and so is light.
This ans that once it leaves warp space, light and radiation will continue to propagate along their original direction and montum, and there will be no situation where the speed of light emitted backward is canceled out because the light source itself is moving at superluminal speed, and its direction of motion is also consistent with it.
Since that is the case, it is possible to detect light and radiation emitted by a superluminal light source. However, affected by warp navigation, these light and radiation will exhibit very special properties and require extrely complex decoding and restoration to obtain the information they carry.
It just so happened that Tom had deep technical accumulation in this area.
After so observation, Tom indeed saw, just as he had speculated, that it was a small fleet consisting of only a dozen large transport ships.
Since it was a fleet, it obviously belonged to the intelligent civilization side. Calculating from the tonnage and mass, they were likely transporting so tallic elents.
Perhaps... the main body of the civilization is trapped in the main battlefield, besieged by the Star Beast Disaster and unable to escape, and also unable to obtain sufficient supplies in this solar system, so they can only obtain supplies from other solar systems to sustain the war?
After observing quietly for a while, and after that small-scale target gradually moved away and could no longer detect their movents, Tom made up his mind to leave.
But at this mont, the data analysis system parsed more information from the previous observations, and the specific appearance of those large transport ships gradually appeared.
Tom took a look and was startled again.
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