System: My Doomsday Train-Chapter 943 - 355: Arrival at Nami Civilization

"Let me see..."

A young man looked at the tablet in his hand and murmured, "The system shows that seven years ago, a cosmic landmine was shot down in this area, which means there was another civilization explosion."

"That’s normal."

"The system is set so that the cosmic landmine only targets those whose radar range reaches 100,000 light-years. That’s the hallmark of a third-level civilization. It won’t bother a fourth-level civilization, and a third-level civilization shouldn’t have the means to shoot down a cosmic landmine."

"Alright."

The young man looked at the progress bar on the tablet that was already completed and tapped the "Explore" button in the corner of the tablet. A virtual radar appeared on the screen and began to quickly explore all civilizations within a radius of 1 million light-years.

This process was relatively slow, taking several minutes.

The completed progress bar was him receiving the "travel log" of the cosmic landmine before its death.

"Everything seems fine."

"The travel log shows that the No. 3 cosmic landmine, with a black hole integrity of 96% inside, and energy transmission devices operating normally, was in perfect condition. It was detected by radar and launched an attack towards the target location."

"Everything was normal until now."

"That civilization is called ’Human Civilization.’

"What an arrogant name."

"And then..."

The young man paused slightly, staring at the historical log on the tablet, suddenly fell silent, his mouth slightly opened and closed, unable to utter a word.

"What’s wrong?"

The weary-looking middle-aged man next to him leaned over. His old friend was already retired, and he had long since grown tired of this job, lacking the freshness of the past, and he had long wanted to retire.

But when he saw the historical log on the tablet, he was also stunned in place.

"The No. 3 cosmic landmine... was swallowed by a Stellar Giant Beast?"

"Swallowed whole?"

"That No. 3 cosmic landmine is damn near 2 light-years in diameter, what Stellar Giant Beast has such a big mouth that it could swallow this thing in one go, like popping a Malted Milk ball in its mouth?"

The two of them exchanged bewildered glances.

Though it was hard to believe.

The historical log indeed described it that way.

The middle-aged man’s throat gulped slightly, and after a long silence, he said hoarsely, "This Stellar Giant Beast probably does not belong to that third-level Human Civilization. Such a level of Stellar Giant Beast is simply beyond the control of a third-level civilization."

"To nurture a Stellar Giant Beast to such an extent would require astronomical resources, even draining a top-tier, well-established third-level civilization wouldn’t have enough resources."

"The No. 3 cosmic landmine was likely not shot down by that third-level civilization but was unfortunate enough to encounter a Stellar Giant Beast, roaming and sleeping in the universe, and got swallowed when the beast was in a bad mood."

"Is that so?"

At this moment—

The radar on the tablet had completed its detection. Scattered civilizations large and small filled the tablet, and the young man, with a complex expression, pointed to the largest and brightest white dot.

"This is the Human Civilization, now a fifth-level civilization."

"Seven years."

"Only seven years have passed, and a third-level civilization has become a fifth-level civilization. Have you ever seen such speed?"

"Even with a civilization explosion, it doesn’t happen that fast, right?"

The middle-aged man also fell silent. He had a premonition that a war might be about to begin. The civilization he belonged to was a Level 6 Civilization, owning a territory of 32 million light-years, with seven star systems. 𝘧𝓇ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝘣𝓃ℴ𝓋𝑒𝑙.𝑐𝘰𝑚

Very vast.

This place was within the territory.

No civilization would allow a new fifth-level civilization to sit within its territory.

Unless...

Unless this civilization is willing to completely submit to them like the "Ordinary Civilization," otherwise, the flames of war are sure to rise, but... the civilization’s response seems a bit slow.

"Let’s head back."

The middle-aged man said in a deep voice, "Go back and report to headquarters. A civilization explosion must be dealt with quickly. If they advance to a Level 6 Civilization, it will be much more difficult. We must eliminate it first to prevent future troubles."

The young man didn’t refute, nodded, and quickly walked back to the wormhole with the middle-aged man, disappearing on the back of the Stellar Giant Beast.

This is a serious matter.

It must be reported immediately.

...

On the other side—

Inside the "Fixed Star" train.

Chen Mang was calculating the cost of creating a wormhole to travel through the "Cosmic Void" to the "Nami Civilization" before waging war with the "Ordinary Civilization." He was preparing to visit the Nami Civilization first.

To retrieve what belonged to him.

That Celestial Palace.

And the mysterious safe within the palace.

According to Little Fatty, the Nami Civilization discovered a safe in the Celestial Palace. He believed there must be something inside the safe, something he probably needed.

He didn’t delay much.

This matter brooks no delay.

Creating a wormhole to 1 million light-years away requires consuming 150 trillion units of iron ore.

If the "Cosmic Void" is only 10 million light-years, then 1.5 quadrillion units of iron ore would suffice. This refers to a one-way, one-time wormhole. Generally speaking, no civilization creates such wormholes while exploring maps.

A one-way wormhole is otherwise meaningless, except for meeting certain doom.

But he had a refrigerator, so he didn’t mind these things.

Moments later—

With 150 trillion units of iron ore turned to powder, a wormhole slowly opened up, and the Fixed Star train entered. When it emerged from the end of the wormhole, it had already reached 1 million light-years deep within the "Cosmic Void."