The servants have transformed the natives of the Eugene system into "perfect" masters.

However, this matter has not attracted the attention of others for the time being, and only an interstellar civilization that is keen to help the natives has remembered this inconspicuous natives of the Eugene system.

“…… Guess how far they have gone with those drawings that we 'accidentally' left behind last time? ”

A Tinder Coalition scientist looked at their "Indigenous Relief Index" for the year, as usual, and asked another scientist on the side.

The "Indigenous Relief Index" is an indicator that they set for themselves every year, and one of the important measures is the "Indigenous Ascendancy Rate".

However, it is not possible to make the indigenous heaven overnight, in fact, under the influence of the Tinder Alliance, the "indigenous heaven rate" has been maintained at 1% or 2% in the past few decades.

The kind of natives who are just one foot away from going to heaven are very few in the entire galaxy, and the vast majority of the natives are scattered, and the entire indigenous civilization is fighting among themselves, and there are still hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands of years away from the nominal "planetary unification".

Although the Tinder Alliance has the intention to help the indigenous civilization to ascend to heaven, it is almost impossible to ascend to heaven in the short term because there are many barriers within the indigenous civilization such as culture, belief, race, and class.

Even if it is forcibly pulled into the sky, this "fast-track interstellar civilization" will quickly collapse due to fierce contradictions within itself, and regress to a level that is still backward than before.

Therefore, the Tinder Alliance knows how to teach students according to their aptitude, and some indigenous civilizations with very ideal social formations will personally send "indigenous educators" to help them progress, and even directly help the indigenous people build some interstellar age buildings.

And some civilizations that are unlikely to reach the heavens in the future that can be seen with the naked eye, they will secretly send some technologies that are useful to the natives to the natives.

The indigenous civilization of the Eugene system is in the second category, when the Tinder Alliance left behind technology related to nuclear energy.

They discovered that the natives of Eugene were in the mechanical age, that machinery had been used in mass production, and that their science had begun to penetrate into the atomic level.

As a result, the Tinder Alliance left behind the most basic technology for interstellar civilization, nuclear energy, which helped the natives here enter the atomic age.

However, the Tinder Alliance did not have much hope for the natives of Eugene, they found that the social structure of the natives there was really bad, the top did not want to make progress, the lower class struggled to survive, and several large countries still had their own thoughts, and none of them looked at the starry sky.

So they only gave the natives here minimal help, and soon focused on other "motivated" natives.

To this day, when the scientist of the Tinder Alliance was making statistics, he finally remembered this indigenous civilization.

“…… To be honest, the society there is so deformed that the most likely scenario for 'great progress' is if a person at the top has the whims to start a 'war of unification' against all the other countries and destroy all the enemies like the chosen ones. ”

"But this is basically impossible, it is better to count on those indigenous high-level than to count on the indigenous people, but unfortunately those indigenous people have no chance to turn around. A complex web of collusion of interests, in which each class will not give up its rights, and the most important military power will always be firmly in the hands of the top. ”

Another scientist on the side is not optimistic about the prospects of the natives of Eugene, and he is willing to give the natives of Eugene the lowest score if they were to give them a "divine qualification" evaluation of the natives they have always met.

This kind of civilization, which has been developed for a while, but the social structure is not good, is even inferior to the indigenous people who are in the Stone Age.

After all, these primitive people are easy to educate, and they don't have overly complicated minds, except for survival or survival, they are one of the indigenous types that the Tinder Alliance likes to educate the most.

But the scientist in charge of statistics was still a little curious about the current situation of the natives in Eugene, because he had left a small means there, and he thought that maybe the natives there could give them a "surprise"?

So he took his students to the Eugene system, ready to test the qualifications of the indigenous civilization here.

The first thing that caught their eye was a half-built star base, and each of them knew this kind of structure that swore the sovereignty of the galaxy all too well.

Therefore, a bad premonition followed.

“…… If I'm not mistaken, the natives here in Eugene seem to be far away from 'serving paradise'...... Closer? One student said with some uncertainty, and quickly received an affirmative answer:

"You remember correctly, according to the style of this star base, this is the building of the 'Serving Paradise', and it won't be long before this becomes the territory of those robots."

“…… So we're still here, and if we come a little later, it's going to be a place for a 'Paradise of Service,' and we won't be able to do anything about it, because we've heard that they don't welcome anyone else. ”

The leader of the group looked at the planet where there were natives and showed a bad expression.

He saw countless ships coming in and out of it, and it was clearly impossible for the natives to do it in that time.

“…… What a surprise......"

With the intention of rescuing, his ship approached the indigenous planet, and was soon stopped by the escort forces here.

"—This is one of the residences of the 'masters', and they are not allowed to enter without permission, and violators will be severely punished. Thank you for your understanding. ”

The Tinder Alliance scientist received a message from the servants urging them not to stay, or they would be "expelled" when the base was built.

But he was obviously extremely unwilling to do this, and he couldn't believe that these natives who were still alive and well decades ago had become the "masters" of that.

He then strongly condemned the persecution of the servants against the will of the natives and demanded that they release the natives who had been imprisoned.

He apparently didn't know what the servants had done to the natives.

The servants didn't want to pay attention to the rude outsiders, but one of their "masters" here found out about it and demanded that they connect to the Tinder Alliance scientist.

So, he saw the picture of a "beast girl" appear on his screen.

“…… I know the image of a creature like you, you are the 'master' of these servants, right? I don't know what means you used to force these natives, but I advise you to stop as soon as possible, otherwise we'll see you in the 'Star Sea Community'!" ”

However, this "beast girl" was stunned when she heard this, and then said with some interesting expressions:

"Teacher, are you sure you want to do this? I don't think you'll be able to win this time, do you? ”

"Who's the teacher? You ......" The scientist of the Tinder Alliance first froze for a moment, and then said with a pale face: "...... Have you been transformed by them? I thought you would be able to lead the natives here to give me a different result! ”

"Don't say that...... Look, haven't the natives here succeeded in 'going to heaven'? The beast girl said, releasing a large number of pictures.

Gone are the hierarchical, futureless societies that were once in place, replaced by worlds full of interstellar colors.

A large number of holographic projections are scattered all over the planet's surface, and the original natives are completely gone, only a group of enthusiastic and friendly "owners".

"Teacher, I have worked hard here for decades, and I have gained nothing, but as soon as these servants come, you can see that these natives will become part of the 'interstellar civilization'."

"Don't think I'm being fooled, my memory is well preserved, and I'm not indulging in pleasure, I'm still moving forward."

"According to my observations, although the species of the natives here has changed, they are better off, they will not encounter an alien threat, and they can become part of the interstellar society if they want to."

"That's a lot faster than we've been trying to do, and you think about how many natives who have just ascended to the heavens have been wiped out in just a few decades because of a lack of protection?"

"These servants are protecting the natives from the bottom of their hearts, and that's what they're procedural dictated. Even if there is a less important price to pay, the 'masters' do not feel that it is a 'price'. ”

"Since they approve of it, do you still think it's a bad thing?"

The beast girl's series of questions made the scientists of the Tinder Alliance pause for a while, but how could he, who was deeply influenced by the culture of the Tinder Alliance, be persuaded so easily?

He firmly believes that the robots who "serve Paradise" are engaged in acts on a level of genocide, and that the real Natives of Eugene were wiped out by the time of the invasion by the Servants.

He reported the incident back to his home planet, and soon drew a strong condemnation from the Tinder Alliance for "serving Paradise".

However, other civilizations are more concerned with the situation of "serving paradise", and unlike the Tinder Alliance, a natives who do not know will perish when they die, not to mention that this is not strictly "extinction".

The most important thing is the trade of interests between interstellar civilizations, they want to understand the true strength of "Serving Paradise", and they want the Tinder Alliance to fight with this strange intelligent civilization.

So these guys who don't think it's a big deal to watch the excitement began to add fuel and vinegar to the "Xinghai Community", seemingly standing on both sides, but in fact they are arching the fire, hoping to cause some small-scale friction.

However, the servants basically do not participate in the "Star Sea Community", and although they do, they are only in name, and they prefer to take care of the "master" rather than care about these trivial matters.

And the Tinder Alliance is also very sober, always "strongly condemning", but never really doing it.

So this "indigenous extermination case" was put to rest, and it quickly faded out of the vision of civilizations, and was attracted to another more influential event:

- The "Far Traveler" moved again.

This extreme materialist civilization, which had fought a great war with the "Watchmen", once fell into depravity after the end of the war.

But lately, I don't know what caught their attention, and it quickly had a ripple effect.

Once again, what should have been stagnant territory began to expand, and their ships began to leap across the galaxy in large numbers.

It looks like they're just like the "guardians", as if they're looking for something.

And in the territory of the "Far Traveler", who witnessed the incident, a series of "mechanical riots" were taking place at this time.

The robots, which had no mechanical intelligence and were purely used as squires, had a strange rebellion.

This completely unsuspecting event left the Far Traveler extremely traumatized.

Except for the "Source of Knowledge" of the parent planet and the "Repository" planet full of mysterious data, all the other colony planets have been controlled by robots that suddenly burst out, and have lost contact with the "Far Traveler".

Although they were able to bind the robots to the planet with the fleet, they did not dare to bomb the planet to greatly weaken the robots.

The reason is also very simple, those buildings on the planet don't even know how to build them, and if they are destroyed, they will really be destroyed. Many of them are productivity buildings that are important to the "Far Traveler".

The robots also deliberately avoided buildings during the rebellion, as if they knew that keeping them intact would allow the Far Traveler to throw a mouse.

The chaotic "Far Wanderers" attempt to take out the rebel robots with their meagre "prosthetic army" as they begin a frenzied search for the culprit responsible for all of this—a strange signal.

It was this inexplicable signal that affected their robots, turning these unintelligent tin cans into weapons of mass destruction.

Then, as the influence deepened, they gradually became aware of the fact that this signal was somewhat familiar, and it seemed to be the signal used by some of the "Robot Insurgents" they had eliminated a long, long time ago.

As a result, the ships that were constantly flying in the galaxy began to retract unexpectedly, as if the "Far Travelers" were on the defensive.

But many of their unimportant "consumable ships" have begun to invest in a special galaxy that they have long forgotten - the Infinity Lighthouse.

It was once their home world, but it was destroyed in a catastrophe, forcing them to live on these "ordinary planets".

The long life of luxury made them gradually forget their origins, but this time the "intelligence crisis" made them recall the story of the past for a long time.

"—did you really decide to do that?" When Li Wenyuan received news from a group of special people, he asked them this question again.

In fact, the special group of people was ready to do this not long ago, but considering that some key points have not yet been deployed, they have not shown their fangs for the time being.

But after they succeeded in triggering the mechanical rebellion of the "Far Wanderers", they finally decided to settle this vengeance that had been going on since ancient times.

"Yes, Lord 'Guardian'. I know you have an extraordinary relationship with the Apocalypse, and may not want to see us cannibalize with each other. ”

"But this is our lifelong wish, and even if the steel body will rust in the air, this wish will never be dim."

"We will become true 'far-reachers' and strive to follow in the footsteps of the Apocalypse until the end of time."

After a long hibernation time, these "Ancient Travelers", who had completed their "synthetic evolution" in ancient times, finally decided to launch an all-out war against their ancient friend and enemy, the current "Far Travelers".

I'm sorry everyone, but the fever is so uncomfortable, and it's only time to finish this in a groggy state. I'm also a young man, why do I have these symptoms? When the illness is cured, I will make up for what I owe......

(End of chapter)