The First Thousand and Thirty-Four Chapters of the Milky Way Spiral Arm Regional Managers Meeting

In the Milky Way, on the seventh planet of the star system V838 Monocerotis, a group of proton observers transmits a signal to a star system in the Perseus spiral arm 6,500 light-years away.

In this Perseus α301 star system, there is a space base of the Carbon-Based Alliance.

This space base belongs to the photosynthetic civilization and is one of the main space bases in the Milky Way of the Carbon-based Alliance.

The green-skinned alien Piggs is the person in charge of the Perseus α301 base of the photosynthetic civilization.

He has been working at the Perseus α301 base for three hundred years. Since the Milky Way is not the main battlefield, there has been no direct military conflict in these three hundred years.

This makes the knowledge he learned at the top military academy of photosynthetic civilization useless.

To say it is useless is actually not appropriate.

Because war may come at any time, and peacetime vigilance is often more important.

His term at the Perseus α301 base is about to expire, and the home planet has already begun to dispatch the next person in charge of the base. After the successor arrives, he can return to the home star.

However, after returning to the home planet, it is not known what position he will be transferred to.

After returning to the home planet, whether he can be promoted to the military rank depends on the results of the debriefing.

However, his time at the Perseus α301 base can only be described as unremarkable.

No merits, no faults, not too bad, but there is no chance to perform.

In this case, it is difficult to get reused when returning to the parent star.

It's just that, serving in a remote galaxy far away from the main battlefield, there is no chance of performance at all.

Three hundred years have passed, and his term of office is about to end, and he has accepted the result.

I just felt bored in the last few years of my tenure.

Boredom appears to be a state in which carbon-based life exists.

The life form of a certain low-level civilization he observed also existed in this state.

The contact with human civilization is also when he is bored, he finds something to do.

It's just that the low-level civilization, which was originally thought to be a passer-by in the universe, destroyed several star gates of the Palesian civilization one after another.

This made his work report finally have something to write.

Therefore, he has been observing the struggle process of the low-level civilization in that solar system, which is very interesting.

It's just that, at first, I thought that the low-level civilization was just struggling, but gradually realized that something was wrong.

"Palese stargate of Monocerotis v838 destroyed."

When Piggs was having a holographic meeting with the administrators of the Perseus spiral arm region of the other two civilizations of the Carbon-based Alliance, he suddenly interrupted the meeting and announced the news.

"What are you talking about?" A Perseus α301 area manager asked doubtfully.

"You should soon receive relevant information that the Palesi stargate of Monocerotis V838 has been destroyed." Piggs repeated.

This holographic meeting is the regional management meeting of the spiral arm of Perseus and the spiral arm of Orion in Milky Way.

Therefore, the regional administrators participating in the meeting have a good understanding of the star map of the Milky Way, and a better understanding of the star gate location of the Palesean civilization.

Moreover, Monocerotis V838 had a tragic battle 20,000 years ago.

That battle was written into the carbon-based alliance's knowledge of newborn brain imprints, and it basically belongs to the content that every member of the carbon-based alliance knows clearly.

"The star gate of Monocerotis v838? Isn't that one of the most important star gates of the Palesean civilization in the Milky Way?" the manager of the Perseus α301 area asked doubtfully.

"Yes." Piggs replied.

"Did your photosynthetic civilization send a fleet to destroy it? Why didn't I receive relevant military action information here? Could it be a secret operation?" The manager of Perseus α301 area was even more puzzled.

"No, it was destroyed by a low-level civilization." Piggs said with a hint of complacency in his tone.

"It's impossible." The Perseus α301 area manager immediately expressed doubts.

In the normal cognitive category, there is no possibility that a low-level civilization can destroy an important star gate of a high-level civilization.

If it is those unimportant stargates that are in a semi-abandoned state, or they may be destroyed by low-level civilizations due to negligence in defense.

However, a star system like Monocerotis v838, which was won through a fierce battle, has a very strong defense force.

"Piggs, are you kidding me? It's meeting time, we don't have time to discuss such unrealistic things with you." Another manager of the Perseus spiral arm area said aloud, his tone revealing A trace of displeasure.

"I'm not joking. If the relevant information is not passed to you immediately, I suggest that you take the initiative to seek confirmation from your home planet." Piggs said vowedly.

Piggs' tone was very firm, which made the managers of the other two civilizations in the Carbon-based Alliance's spiral arm area even more puzzled.

They really couldn't figure out why Piggs wasted his time lying, so they could only take the initiative to ask the mother planet to verify this matter.

Since the distance between α301 Perseus and V838 Monocerotis is 6500 light-years, it is impossible to know what happened to V838 Monocerotis by normal optical detection means.

Specific information can only be obtained through the quantum communication of the parent star.

In less than half a minute, a feeling of astonishment spread in the meeting of the managers of the Perseus region of the Milky Way.

"The Palesi stargate of Monocerotis V838 was really destroyed. It's unbelievable. The information from the mother star confirmed this statement. It turned out to be destroyed by a low-level civilization. How is this possible?" a Perseus The manager of the spiral area exclaimed.

In the eyes of the managers of the spiral arm regions of these higher civilizations, either with their own eyes or in the data, they have seen a lot of low-level civilizations.

They are well aware of how weak those low-level civilizations can be.

Theoretically, it is impossible to confront higher civilizations, let alone destroy a stargate.

A high-level civilization can destroy a low-level civilization with just a collision with any aircraft.

However, now the Palesi Stargate of V838 in the Monoceros constellation has been destroyed by a low-level civilization, which is simply incomprehensible.

Not to mention low-level civilization.

Even if the Carbon-Based Alliance wants to destroy the Palesi stargate of Monocerotis v838, it will be very difficult.

The importance of the Monocerotis v838 star gate is worthy of the support of the main fleet sent by the Palesian civilization.

Once it is fought, the battle of 20,000 years ago will be repeated again.

"How did a low-level civilization destroy the Monocerotis V838 stargate? Didn't Palesi send the main fleet to defend?" The manager of the Perseus spiral arm area asked Piggs for details.

Although he was confirmed by his parent star and confirmed this matter, the details are still unknown.

"Paleser sent the Third Pegasus Fleet to defend, but it was still destroyed." Piggs replied.

"This is impossible. The Third Pegasus Fleet in Palese has stellar-level energy warriors. How could it be possible for a low-level civilization to destroy the star gate!" Several spiral arm area managers questioned at the same time.