So you can't blame the Wils, how much they look down on the humans on the earth, just imagine, when you tried your best, crossed the distance of I don't know how many light years, consumed the energy needed for the survival of your own race and transmitted some fragmentary signals, trying to let a civilization obtain the knowledge of building a space wormhole, but these indigenous creatures only mastered a little fur, and used this fur to set off a war in their own world, trying to rule the world.

Such behavior is extremely childish and ridiculous in the eyes of the Will civilization, which has developed to a higher level.

So they think that humanity is weak and divided......

But the Welts did not give up on guiding these humans.

If they want to survive, they must successfully reach this star field.

……

The leader of World War II, the man with a mustache, was the first organizer in the world to be chosen by the Wells.

But it is clear that he has used the knowledge given to him by the Willis in something extremely unfar-sighted.

But this is also very normal, if you are still a beast, you will only think about whether you will go hungry today, and when you become the leader of the herd, you will only think about the direction in which the herd will migrate when the seasons change, and when you are a sapient creature, you may start to try to improve the standard of living if you are enough to survive......

Even if this law is applied to the entire civilization, it is completely reasonable.

Vision limits thinking.

Although it is said that the mind can be ever-changing, and you can come up with all kinds of things while lying in bed, when you open your eyes, it is unlikely that you will be able to practice the things you just thought, because the real world in front of you is what you should care about, and this is the limitation of vision to thinking.

Humans cannot see the outer universe.

I didn't even figure out the solar system.

They have no idea what their race will face in the end, so what each individual seeks in his short life is nothing more than to eat better and live better. As everyone knows, everything they are pursuing now is limited to the system created by human beings themselves. For example, money is the currency created by human beings; Rights can still only be exercised within a certain range of human groups. For human beings, these pursuits are enough to consume their lives.

Because the farthest thing they can see in their field of vision is nothing more than that.

So when everything is compared to the universe, it doesn't seem worth mentioning.

However, what stage of civilization is in the life of the creatures, they will think about things, and this is also a law of the universe.

At the level of civilization of the Welts, they will think about the survival and continuation of the entire race, because what they can see is the universe, maybe only a corner of the universe, but it is also countless times wider than what humans see.

They see the difficulty of survival, but also the presence of greater strength.

Evolution is endless.

Once you stop, you think it's apoptosis.

They had struggled to survive on a planet, and had come close to being wiped out by a more powerful civilization, but the Welts had survived.

They are predators.

The evolution they seek is based on a civilization, not an individual.

After witnessing death, we can fight for survival.

……

Obviously, humanity has not yet witnessed it.

But the arrival of the Welsh shortened the time for all this to come.

Perhaps even if the Wilks don't come, in the end human beings will not be able to successfully overcome the bottleneck of development and enter a high-level civilization level, and the consumption rate of resources far exceeds the development rate of human science and technology, which is the Wil's assessment of the human world.

If calculated from the perspective of probability, the probability of human survival in the bottleneck stage is almost zero.

They do not believe that humans can enter the middle and upper stages of civilization.

It's as simple as that.

All this can be calculated.

The path that humanity is taking now is only the path that other civilizations in the vast universe have taken, and the Welts have lived through such a period.

When there is a slight deviation in the direction and speed of development of science and technology, it will directly lead to the rapid death of a race, because the price paid by the development of science and technology is the energy environment on which life depends.

The only way to do this is when the technology used to restore the energy can be reused, but the truth is much more than just a sentence.

The Welts survived, but they did not sustain the survival of their planet.

However, they have also abandoned the way of living on a certain planet.

Only with enough energy, enough material materials, they can survive in any corner of the universe.

This is the predator.

……

In order to survive, they don't mind spending nearly a hundred years, leading humans to learn to build spatial wormholes.

From the beginning of the Second World War to the later crushing by the armies of the Entente.

However, the part of the system that had been in contact with the Will civilization for a long time was retained by the victorious powers.

These countries are the ones that have gradually developed and grown in the new century.

And the team that originally had only a few scientists gradually developed into an organization, an independent research institute......

To put it bluntly, ** was defeated, and the person who was defeated ** took the original source of strength into his pocket. They continue to maintain the existence of this project, providing all the funding and power support, because it will be the most high-end scientific research platform for mankind.

this platform.

Later it became known as the Phoenix Immortal.

Those countries that defeated ** in World War II are actually the countries that today command the coalition forces and the Welsh to fight.

You can roughly understand that they snatched a small bird from the hands of their own defeated generals, raised this bird with their own resources, and raised it into an immortal bird that was enough to cover the sky and the sun, but in the end it was discovered that this bird would not carry him to the sky, but would tear open the sky and let its true owner come down and destroy everything.

In the long years.

These countries thought that the immortal bird had always been a scientific research project under their control.

That's all.

As everyone knows, after acquiring scientific and technological knowledge far beyond the current level of human beings, the immortal bird has countless ways to break out of the control of these countries.

Fifty years or more, this platform was no longer dominated by the Entente.

The Immortal Bird has its own operating system.

If I had to explain it, it would still be the same reason.

Its horizons are expanded, and its thinking jumps with it.

(End of chapter)