I became a god by treasure hunting after arriving 500 years early Chapter 1543 826: A New Journey (The End)

"We represent the face of the Pangu World! Only outstanding individuals are qualified to participate in this action, understand? You should send idealistic people." tallurgy was sowhat drunk, "This counts as the prelude to climbing the philosophical tree! After returning, everyone will be all-powerful!"

"What will Pangu Continent develop into after we return? Surely it won't have gone extinct already?"

Everyone burst into laughter.

tallurgy had a rather foul mouth, but you get used to it over ti.

"We are at least at the level of a Level Six Civilization."

"Level Seven Civilization, just around the corner!"

"But the subsequent developnt is indeed quite challenging. The legendary Level 8 Civilization, Level 9 Civilization—do even stronger civilizations and idealist creatures exist?"

The Sea of Chaos sparks imnse curiosity and imagination; it is an expanse of infinite ti and space, harboring endless mysteries.

At this mont, the Hou Tu remnants suddenly sent a ssage: "Haha, contact has been made... Ladies and gentlen, please board the spacecraft!"

People's expressions changed, and they hurriedly stepped onto a large flying saucer.

Those qualified to land were, naturally, the ritorious contributors of the Era War; Fourth-level Civilization is the minimum starting point.

The flying saucer quickly started, engaging in curvature navigation under the guidance of the Hou Tu remnants, heading towards the Yin World Great Void.

In the darkness, a beam of light suddenly appeared; its intensity wasn't too high, manifesting a faint blue glow, as if an entity had been transmitted from a very distant region.

A neutral voice sounded: "Friends of Pangu Continent, greetings to you, and congratulations on resolving the Epoch Disaster."

The voice sounded very gentle and friendly, with a faint trace of joy.

Tower Top Civilization!

The crowd imdiately erupted into chaos.

Lu Yuan stood at the forefront of the observatory, bowing deeply: "Sir, thank you very much for your contributions! Without the support of your civilization, we wouldn't be where we are today."

The Light Ball said warmly: "We just did so small things within our capabilities."

"Most of the work still depends on you to complete it steadfastly."

"So, once again, congratulations! The Pangu Alliance is considered a middle-level civilization within the known range of the Sea of Chaos."

"To utilize the world's resources, minimizing internal conflicts, and possessing the ability to climb the philosophical tree—these are the hallmarks of a middle-level civilization."

Everyone felt a sense of joy.

A professor from the Neutrino Industrial Alliance took a deep breath and asked: "How much do you know about the Sea of Chaos?"

The voice replied: "We indeed know a bit, but unfortunately, hastily imparting this knowledge might reduce your alliance's potential."

"Because many civilizations ascend their philosophical trees by seeking 'curiosity and the unknown,' prematurely divulging information is a form of harm to curiosity."

"Many things can only be truly understood through personal experience."

Everyone stood in place, accepting this reasoning.

The Light Ball continued: "What we can currently tell you is that the Sea of Chaos is indeed vast."

"Even the Idealist Universe—which has many—is rely a grain in the ocean of knowledge we've accumulated."

"This particular Idealist Universe was discovered by our civilization just tens of thousands of years ago, but we haven't had enough power to project ourselves here."

"So, in the Fifth Epoch, we couldn't resolve the Epoch Disaster; it was simply a matter of capability. We didn't deliberately leave loose ends or intend to test you; it was purely due to inadequate capability."

Lu Yuan sighed: "The contribution you've made is significant enough; there's no need to bla yourself. Leaving so unfinished work for future generations to complete is also normal."

"However, I have a curious question: how many years has your side explored the Sea of Chaos? Recently, we've also thought about launching a corresponding plan to seek knowledge from afar, wondering whether our preparations are sufficient."

The voice seed to laugh: "That's great! 200 million years ago, when we departed from our mother planet and ventured into the Sea of Chaos, our intelligence and technology weren't as advanced as yours, lacking diverse species and ideal technology."

"After 200 million years of effort, we've only preliminarily understood this vast world."

"Nowadays, not only does your intelligence surpass ours, but you also possess super idealist life forms; your foundation is much better than ours, so it might not take long to reach our current state."

"Of course, this is just potential; how you harness it depends on your own efforts. There are too many civilizations in this world that willingly lapse into decadence and cease progress; I hope you don't beco one of them."

Those present were erudite high-level mbers of civilization, and no one spoke, rely being shocked by the span of ti.

200 million years!

During that ti, Pangu Continent was in the Permian Period, without intelligent life or civilization—it was the era of trilobites.

But at that ti, there were already civilizations that beca strong in the Sea of Chaos.

It's been a relentless 200 million years, not a stagnant 200 million years; what kind of gap could that open between the two sides?

"May I ask what your civilization level is?" soone else asked.

The Light Ball answered without reservation: "According to Pangu Continent's categorization, all our individuals combined would count as a Level Nine Civilization, nearing the scope of a Level Ten Civilization. We've mastered quick sub-space transmission technology, enabling rapid communication within the cosmic domain, no longer troubled by energy concerns and mostly unafraid of powerful enemies."

"However, as individual entities, we only qualify as Level 8 Civilization."

Currently, Pangu Continent, excluding the Hou Tu remnants, consists only of Level Six Civilization groups, with a long way to go to reach Level Seven Civilization.

Whereas they are close to the realm of Level Ten Civilization, and any individual picked from them already counts as Level 8 Civilization.

It is indeed a staggering disparity over 200 million years, almost unimaginable.

The Light Ball smiled and encouraged: "It's alright, you are already a dium civilization; as long as you're willing to climb the philosophical tree, you can quickly close the gap."

"Improve intelligence, utilize computational power—it's not hard for one person to equate to a civilization."

Well, it sounds easy, but in reality, it's as difficult as ascending to heaven.

The climb of civilization levels involves exponential difficulty.

"In the eyes of the vast Sea of Chaos, is your civilization considered a powerful one?" another professor, inquired softly.

The Light Ball paused for a mont: "We, too, are just a middle-level civilization."

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(The end of the book!)

(Requesting a wave of monthly tickets. Conclusion remarks will be written tomorrow; I'm tired today.)