Of course, this function is sowhat redundant for Shen Shi because he can directly travel to other world lines.
This long journey is not sothing arduous for him.
As ti progresses, other core mbers also arrive one after another.
This ti, the dispatched team is quite unfamiliar to Shen Shi; they are not the veterans he knows, and even the few council mbers with personal terminals involved are not ones Shen Shi is very familiar with.
However, their capabilities are outstanding.
This is normal. Human civilization has now grown vast, and among these tens or even hundreds of billions of people, many elites naturally erge.
It’s just that Shen Shi is sowhat nostalgic, so he mostly interacts with so of the veterans.
However, he takes this rare opportunity to experience his own status up close. When these personnel board the Iwen, they even have a feeling of pilgrimage-like excitent.
"I learned from history books that Lady Iwen was the first alien transford into human culture, and at the critical point of dealing with the Daike Civilization, she made an indelible contribution to all of you." A council mber stands straight, speaking with utmost respect, even though they know Iwen is not constantly watching them, but being here at this mont still feels divine.
This feeling doesn’t co from belief, but from the history of one’s culture.
"In my view, neither the Mude System nor the Thousand Alliance’s system is reasonable," another council mber speaks, a scholar of systematic research, "Even our Pirate Alliance is the sa. These systems are established rely for the advantage of a few civilizations, unable to ensure the long-term interests of the entire system. However, this isn’t due to the lack of capability of these Interstellar Social Systems, but rather their limitations of distance and ti — but we, who possess the Holy Land, do not have such limitations."
"You’re right." The discussion seems to have suddenly unfolded, "This point has long been argued. Councilor Yulan once proposed this in the year 4882. He believed that the issues faced by the Mude System and other interstellar social systems are essentially the sa problems faced by the ruling class during the agrarian era before the information age in our Earth Star Period. The fear of potential risks in remote areas due to distant and inconvenient access led to class oppression as the best thod, at least not unleashing the potential of the lower classes. The interstellar era is the sa; if there were truly a highly active, very relaxed system, it might gradually spiral out of control. However, we are different. With the Holy Land, we can establish a special system based on the security guarantee of the Holy Land, not only maintaining supervision over the entire region of rights but also possessing direct threats..."
During the long voyage, engaging in so academic research and discussion seems to be a good way to deal with the ti.
So the discussion among these people is, in fact, the norm during this period.
But what they don’t know is that, although Shen Shi doesn’t directly participate and hasn’t even appeared in front of them, he is actually gradually maintaining awareness.
"I didn’t expect that human civilization has almost reached the point of beginning discussions on the specifics of interstellar social systems," Shen Shi murmured to himself.
The Pirate Alliance can be considered a prototype of an interstellar social system, but it is only a prototype, suitable only for the current special situation, obviously unable to establish a real "Pirate System" as its foundation.
However, as the top authority of human civilization, Shen Shi has not seriously contemplated this issue.
It was too early.
But now, he is going to the second interstellar social system he knows, a system with significant differences from the Mude System, which naturally leads the topic to this point.
Shen Shi also realizes it might be ti to start thinking about this issue.
Unlike these council mbers engaged in discussion, Shen Shi has certain concerns about the Holy Land, the Ti Crystal, the Relic Civilization, the Relic Device, and even the connections between different future lines.
He does not want to establish the entire interstellar social system that human civilization is about to build solely on these things.
Because he doesn’t know where they co from.
Moreover, all of this is entirely on his shoulders.
Once this is done, it ans his safety will directly determine the future of human civilization. If one day he tires of this life, he cannot leave human civilization. Once he leaves, the entire interstellar social system and its institutions established by human civilization would instantly collapse completely.
Shen Shi does not want this.
So he must seriously think about how to deal with the governance of other civilizations and what kind of interstellar social system should be established.
He hopes to gain sothing after arriving at the front line of the battlefield.
Ti passes bit by bit during the long course of the journey.
As human civilization becos stronger and stronger, ti seems to stretch endlessly. At least at this mont, whether for any world line’s human civilization, doing anything requires a long ti.
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