These words about Tiantu civilization.

Jing is no stranger.

After being defeated by the Tiantu civilization, Nuo encountered an accident on the way to escape, which gave birth to the race on Qixing.

Jing Chu simply thought that the Tiantu civilization had just defeated Nuo.

But now it seems that things are more complicated.

This message was received by the Ai'an civilization when it was still on the planet, about 56,000 years ago, but the time when the news was sent must have been earlier than this time.

In fact, the group didn't know how to decipher this message until they met Jing, and it seemed like a string of irrelevant, worthless information.

Although it may seem like a bunch of illogical things, the scientists of the Ai'an civilization have unexpectedly insisted on keeping it.

Since this is likely to be the first piece of information from alien life that the Ai'an civilization has received, this information that may serve as evidence of the existence of an extraterrestrial civilization has been kept by them until now.

Then let Jing see this message that spanned 56,000 years before it was delivered to him.

It has to be said that on a vast scale, the universe does inadvertently amplify some contingencies.

How could Jing have imagined that he would hear information suspected of being related to Nuo many years later.

When a message that may span 100,000 years is delivered to the eyes, and this message is still related to oneself, everyone can't help but sigh fate.

Although Jing can't be sure whether No's original experience was this war, the information from tens of thousands of years ago and No's injury happened to be at that time.

It really made Jing can't help but associate these two things together.

What really happened?

In this message, it is actually very obvious that you can see the events of tens of thousands of years ago.

This individual life named Xian and the rest of the individual lives are at war with the Tiantu civilization because of the legacy of the metal civilization.

Metal civilization refers to most of the metal life.

I don't know what the reason for these rare life types of technological civilizations is, either they don't appear, and once they appear, they are basically intermediate technological civilizations, and they are also very powerful intermediate civilizations.

And the result of the war was very obvious, and the Tiantu civilization won.

As for whether it was a one-to-many victory over those individual beings, Jing is not clear.

After all, there is too little information.

In fact, the scenario is more inclined to war, where it is many-to-many battles.

The existing situation is more inclined to the Tiantu civilization is a combination of civilizations, that is, it refers to the civilization formed by the union of multiple civilizations.

Or led by the Tiantu civilization, multiple civilizations unite as allies to wage war with a group of individual beings in the universe.

Otherwise, this guy's combat power is too exaggerated.

Defeating multiple individual lives with one scientific and technological civilization is more or less in a situation of overwhelming combat effectiveness.

In that case, the Tiantu civilization may be the strongest technological civilization in the Ninggeng Galaxy.

It can even be said that the Tiantu civilization may be the strongest in the Ninggeng galaxy.

It may also be the closest to the advanced civilization in the entire Ninggeng galaxy in terms of technological development.

Jing didn't think that the Tiantu civilization would break through to the advanced civilization in these tens of thousands of years, after all, the advanced civilization is not so easy to break through.

Of course, if there is a secret to breaking through the advanced civilization among the relics of the metal civilization they are fighting for, it is a different matter.

But then again.

Jing really seems to know a guy who knows something about the battle with the Tiantu civilization in the first place, except for Nuo.

"Qisi, can you show me the scene of Nuo's battle with the Tiantu civilization at the beginning?"

【? 】

"Huh?"

Boy!

Kisi's reply perfectly illustrates the phrase "When I type '?" It's not that I have a problem, it's that I think you have a problem! ”。

"Any questions?"

[Why do users think that Wonders has this feature?] 】

"Didn't you say before that Nuo failed to fight the Tiantu civilization 130,000 years ago? I thought, now that you know, you should have those pictures of the battles, right?"

[At the beginning, Qisi only obtained the information stored in the body of Nuo, and this kind of information was decoded and stored in a way unique to the ■■■ civilization, and the user had no permission to read it.] 】

"Then do you know if this individual life named Envy was present when Nuo was at war with the Tiantu civilization?"

[The user does not have permission to read any of the content of this information.] 】

"You can reveal it! It's the same as when you revealed No's life to my face. ”

[The user does not have permission to read any of the content of this information.] 】

"You really don't get in the oil and salt!"

Jing Xiang frowned to show his annoyance, but found that he didn't seem to have the ability to do so.

The exact time when the message was sent is unclear, and it is not clear what happened when Nuo was at war with the Tiantu civilization.

Jing hopes that this battle took place 130,000 years ago.

Overall, though, the matter has little to do with him at the moment.

He's a guy who has just entered the intermediate stage, why does he always care about those old fritters in the universe who are close to the advanced level?

Moreover, Jing believes that this guy will definitely go to trouble the Tiantu Civilization in the future.

In terms of grudges, individual life in the universe is professional.

I hope that one day in the future, Jing will not receive a message from Nuo and the defeat of the war.

If Noh dared to add the coordinates to the message, he would dare to run around and dismantle all the celestial bodies to see if there was a guy lying inside the planet!

As for why this message was the first goal of the intermediate stage.

The individual life named Xian actually added a coordinate at the bottom of this message.

This coordinate is not something that anyone can crack, and it has a special trigger pattern.

That is, after the message is received, it will automatically determine the recipient's information processing method.

Coordinates will only be triggered if the recipient is an intermediate individual life.

Otherwise, it's just a garbled code hidden at the bottom and doesn't make any sense.

Envy's approach, in fact, Jing is not very recognized.

First of all, it is because after Jing entered the universe, he did not deal with any individual life in the universe except for Nuo.

According to the information provided by the asterisk civilization, there is also competition and devouring among individual beings in the universe.

At the same time, because of the special relationship with Nuo, and what Nuo had done before, Jing did not feel that there would be any friendly relationship between individual beings in the universe.

No's behavior is basically divided into the category of childhood shadows in Jing's growth process.

And it's not your average childhood shadow.

Nuo gave Jing a feeling that "individual life in the universe will devour young bodies".

Therefore, Jing Ke didn't think that exposing his offspring to the rest of the individual beings in the universe would be a rational act.

Not to mention also let them take care of their offspring.

However, after receiving this information, Jing will probably consider whether his previous thoughts are a bit extreme.

After all, Xian really told him where his descendants were.

In this regard, Jing can only say that it is all to blame for the dog thing, which made him have the idea that "individual life in the universe will devour young bodies".

In fact, if you think about it carefully, the juveniles of an entire planet combined are actually not as real as eating a planet.

In the hospital

(End of chapter)