Chapter 1866: Prisoners

The job of a cleaner in the Great God Civilization is actually not dangerous, because they always use weapons of mass destruction to attack low-end civilizations, and usually they are wiped out before the enemy knows why. And the cleaner waved his sleeves and left without a cloud.

The cleaner who attacked the Three-Body Star was already an experienced cleaner. He was knowledgeable and had traveled through colorful nebulae, shoulder to shoulder with supernovas, and competed with black holes. He had driven a spaceship from one star cluster to another. His footprints spanned countless light years, and his eyes had witnessed countless miracles.

The cleaner may not be a glorious profession, but it is definitely the profession that goes the farthest. Many individuals in the Great God Civilization do not know the universe as well as the cleaner.

So facing the regular four-dimensional fragments that surrounded him, the cleaner knew that he was finished, and his spaceship did not have the function of resisting four-dimensional cutting. Of course, this is not because the Singer Civilization has no technology, but because they do not think that the cleaner's life is worth so much money, so they are unwilling to install such a device on the spaceship.

The cleaner knew that he was in trouble, and the current situation was beyond his ability, and he could not stop it.

But the four-dimensional fragments did not tear the spaceship apart, but only fixed it so that it could not move.

"They want to catch me?" This was the first time the cleaner encountered such a problem. What would happen if he was captured by a low-end civilization? He really didn't know.

The Singer Civilization and the Border Civilization had fought for thousands of years, and it was not without prisoners. But that was a great civilization of the same level, so it didn't matter if they were captured. But being captured by a low-end civilization was really unprecedented, and perhaps he would be recorded in history.

The Trisolarians were saved, but they didn't know who saved them.

Of course it was Duran, otherwise who would be so kind to the Trisolarians? And who had the ability to help the Trisolarians?

And the one who assisted Duran was a survivor of a high-dimensional civilization - the Ring.

The Ring Civilization was originally a four-dimensional civilization, very powerful, but unfortunately their civilization was already at the end of the four-dimensional period when it developed.

Legend has it that the universe originally had ten dimensions, but the war has never changed. The tenth dimension was reduced to nine dimensions, and then it kept reducing...

The method adopted by every powerful civilization is to reduce its own dimension, and then use dimensionality reduction weapons to wipe out all enemies.

Of course, the ten-dimensional civilization has become history now. Even the survivors of the Ring Civilization can only tell this history. The Ring Civilization does not know the truth.

What the Ring Civilization is sure of is that their development was on the eve of the collapse of the fourth dimension. They have developed for about 10,000 years and experienced many scientific explosions. Unfortunately, before they had time to act arrogantly, the fourth dimension had collapsed. They could only hide in the fragments and survive.

However, the survivors of the Ring Civilization still laughed at the civilizations that launched the dimensionality reduction attack: "Do they really think that reducing to three dimensions can protect the civilization from existing forever? Unfortunately, in the three-dimensional space, their original technology and power can no longer be used. Their descendants have forgotten their ideas and even their origins, and have thrown everything in the four-dimensional behind." The survivors of the Ring believe that these civilizations that have reduced their dimensions are not as good as those who are struggling to survive in the four-dimensional fragments. At least they can still remember their past.

"Hello, cleaner. I'm the Zerg designer you've been looking for." Duran boarded the spaceship and came to the cleaner to introduce himself.

The cleaner looked at the uninvited man in front of him and was puzzled: "Why do you want to help Trisolaris? They are not your compatriots?" This does not conform to the Dark Forest Law.

"If you want to save them, just save them. What's there to understand?" Duran said, "Come and have a good chat with me."

Duran felt that the biggest problem of civilization now is that it is too divided, which is different from the division of classes within civilization.

The division of classes within civilization is because the classes have been solidified for a long time, and the classes have not been circulated, and they only consider the interests of their own classes. There will be ridiculous things like "Why not eat meat porridge". Therefore, if civilization wants to continue, it must prevent division, and each class cannot only consider its own affairs.

For the universe, the problem is much more complicated. First of all, the universe is too large and the distance between civilizations is too far. Although distance creates beauty, it is also easy to produce a chain of suspicion.

Distance is the main problem of civilization division, take the earth and Trisolaris as an example. 42,000 light years is close enough for the universe, but such neighbors need more than 200 years of technological explosion to truly complete face-to-face communication. Coupled with the huge difference in race, separation is inevitable.

The values ​​and worldviews shown by the cleaners are also very different from those of humans and Trisolarans.

The cleaners were also surprised, because Duran, the Zerg designer, is not only not an anti-life person, but has his own unique set of values. After communicating with Duran, he couldn't help but say: "You actually think that the Zerg can promote the unity of the universe, but the Zerg is obviously more chaotic, and the Zerg makes our civilization miserable."

"Only chaos can fight against the unspoken rule of the Dark Forest Law." "The Dark Forest Law is the immune system that spontaneously arises when various civilizations oppose unification. But now it has turned into a cancer and has become an excuse for advanced civilizations to wipe out weak civilizations. In order for advanced civilizations to maintain their hegemony in the universe, for the individuals of your civilization, the laws of the dark forest are also the fear that your leaders instill in you, and they use fear as a collar to firmly control you."

The cleaner was silent. He didn't think Duran's theory was completely correct. What exists as fear is not only the dark forest theory, but also powerful weapons. Civilized individuals have no other choice but to be tied to the civilized chariot and keep attacking. If they stop, they will be killed by their own chariot.

So just because Dulan said it was easy, it didn't mean that the cleaners would immediately agree and join him in resisting the old system. But now the cleaner understands why Duran wanted to create the Zerg, because the emergence of the Zerg has indeed eased the war between the Singer Civilization and the Border Civilization, and now they have to work together to fight the Zerg.

But this is still a war, and nothing has changed for the entire universe.

"Go back and tell your commander that the person you are looking for is me. If you want to kill me, just come, if they have the strength. If they don't come, I will continue to build more Zerg, and the two of you will be more civilized. He will definitely not be an opponent."

The cleaner was stunned. He didn't expect that after talking so much, the other party was going to send a challenge. He couldn't help but remind him: "If you really get the attention of the army, then we will not only deal with you, but also this person." All nearby civilizations and your galaxy will be destroyed."

The cleaners are also kind.

But now that Duran is here, he is naturally prepared, because under the guidance of Dinisha, the dinosaur civilization has restored ten dimensions in the depths of the universe.

Although it is only a small fragment, the power bred in the ten dimensions will become Duran's secret weapon to rewrite the history of the universe.

Changing the world starts with changing the two civilizations of Singer and Frontier.