System: My Doomsday Train-Chapter 791 - 326: "It’s not slaughter, it’s erasure." (Requesting monthly votes)_5

Chapter 791: Chapter 326: "It’s not slaughter, it’s erasure." (Requesting monthly votes)_5

"I once thought—"

"A long-lived, powerful dictator who acts wisely and decisively."

"Was the best leader for a civilization."

"Now it seems that this statement is not accurate, at least from the perspective of a civilization, it’s not a good thing."

"Humans cannot achieve immortality."

"At least in the ’Train Civilization,’ this is the case."

"In order to repair the body repeatedly through the ’Medical Cabin,’ to restore youth. Each repair consumes more resources than the last, which is an exponential increase in resource consumption."

"One day."

"The resources of this civilization will not be able to afford the leader’s need to extend life. It’s hard for someone who has led a civilization to such heights to accept their own death, and at this time, they often go mad, desperately trying to obtain more resources to prolong their life."

"And from this moment, it’s often the start of the civilization’s disaster."

"Before Coco and the others embarked on their journey, it was said that the leader of the ’Nia Civilization’ was about to reach the point where life extension was necessary, and the Nia Civilization had already started gathering all military power and resources."

"The leader of ’Nia Civilization’ has extended their life many times, and the resources required for this life extension will be astronomical."

"The Nia Civilization has three choices at this time."

"First, use all military resources for life extension, allowing the leader to live another hundred years at the cost of losing the foundation of the Nia Civilization."

"Second, integrate all military resources to prepare for further exploration and expansion. If they find another star system and successfully conquer it, they can not only extend life again but also make the Nia Civilization greater."

"Third, have the leader willingly face death, saving a large amount of resources as the foundation for the Nia Civilization to rise again when opportunity arises!"

"News has repeatedly reported on this matter, with everyone within the Nia Civilization awaiting the leader’s decision. Before the decision was made, Coco and the others embarked on their journey, thus not knowing which choice the leader finally made."

"But I think..."

"Perhaps it should be the second choice."

"The Nia Civilization, not yet prepared, began a desperate gamble, going all-in, and during exploration and expansion, they unwittingly encountered a Level 6 Civilization and were instantly defeated by a single move."

"The other three star systems, due to abundant resources, were occupied by this Level 6 Civilization, whereas the ’Nia Star System,’ which is where we are, was overlooked by the Level 6 Civilization due to its sparse resources."

"In the following ten thousand years."

"In this neglected area, gradually emerged thousands of civilizations, led by the Insect Race Civilization, Kasha Civilization, and Mechanical Civilization."

"Although it’s uncertain how much it differs from the actual situation."

"But I feel it shouldn’t be too far off."

"The good news: for the short term, we are temporarily safe here."

"The bad news: we cannot expand anymore; if we do, we’re likely to be attacked, and the moment we reach out, we’ll have it cut off."

"..."

The always calm Ai was a bit baffled at this moment, and after a while, he said in a daze, "Master Mang, if this Level 6 Civilization is really as you say, wouldn’t it be invincible? Why would it hide around, instead of running to the depths of the cosmos, wiping out all civilizations, and becoming the cosmic overlord?"

When Ai’s address changed from Train Captain to Master Mang, it indicated that Ai’s words carried more personal feelings at this moment, rather than a serious discussion of official matters.

"No."

Chen Mang gently shook his head, feeling a bit of crisis but not overly desperate: "In this world, where there’s a spear, there’s a shield; where there’s cause, there’s effect; where there’s 1, there’s 2, this is the Cosmic Rules."

"Since a Level 6 Civilization can cross the timeline directly to kill opponents in their nascent stage."

"Then there must be corresponding defensive measures."

"And countermeasures."

"This is beyond doubt."

"Although we can’t achieve this temporarily, I have a feeling, I think it’s coming soon."

When the 500-Level Supermodel Effect of the ’telescope’ turned towards the Observable Cosmos, he felt something strange, and now he finally understood.

200-Level Supermodel Effect is the endpoint of Level 3 Civilization.

This interval is the strongest form of Level 3 Civilization.

While the 500-Level Supermodel Effect very likely is the interval for Level 5 and even Level 6 Civilization. Within this interval, aside from values, there are all sorts of bizarre rules as the main attack and defense means.

When he only has values, the opponent pulls out rules, he definitely won’t be able to compete.

That is dimension reduction crushing.

Values, no matter how high, are useless.

Even 1000-Level armor is powerless against such cross-timeline strikes.

When both sides have rules, then what to compete is the value of the rules, when competing in values, he’s never feared anyone.

What he needs now is...

A large amount of resources, and a lot of time!

Once his train’s components all reach Level 500, the ’Fixed Star’ and ’Human Civilization’’s strength will ascend a step!

And he doesn’t even have to wait too long.

There are already abundant resources in the train, and many are still being mined and tallied. Once he devours all resources from the Kasha Civilization, these resources are enough to raise him to Level 500!

A year.

A year is enough.

He simply doesn’t believe that with a year’s effort, a Level 6 Civilization could suddenly arrive at his past timeline to precisely strike him?