The Eternals Who Travel the Worlds

Chapter 1189 The Dark Universe

"What do you want me to say?"

Lu Yan tilted his head and asked nonchalantly.

Regardless of the mission requirements or for the sake of fellow human beings, Lu Yan did not mind publishing the information about the Trisolaran civilization.

But the problem is that he doesn't remember much information. It's all scattered. If he were asked to introduce it, he wouldn't know where to start.

Although Chang Weisi didn't know this, he had no intention of asking Lu Yan to explain it from beginning to end.

He directly asked the question he wanted to know most at the moment: "How long will it take for the Trisolaran civilization to reach the earth?"

"About four hundred years." Lu Yan still remembered this time.

This number made everyone present unconsciously breathe a sigh of relief.

Compared with the imminent war, destruction in a few hundred years seems to be much easier to accept.

Chang Weisi did not relax too much. He just let out a sigh of relief and fell into deep thought.

After a while, he stood up and asked with great solemnity: "How should our human civilization survive this disaster?"

At this moment, Chang Weisi's tone clearly didn't sound like he was asking Lu Yan, but more like he was representing one civilization asking another civilization.

As soon as these words came out, everyone turned their attention to Lu Yan, even the scientists like Ding Yi were no exception.

They looked at Lu Yan expectantly.

After all, Lu Yan had demonstrated powers that clearly did not belong to humans. After confirming the existence of alien civilization, some vague extravagant hopes would inevitably arise in his heart.

Just like in the original work, people in despair will regard Luo Ji as the spokesperson of higher civilization.

It is not surprising that this idea arises.

According to the fact that human civilization has a history of several thousand years and values ​​life and freedom so much, there is no doubt about the moral standards of civilizations in the universe that have a history of more than billions of years.

This idea is not wrong.

Those civilizations that truly stand at the pinnacle of the universe, such as the Zero Returner civilization, will obviously no longer be threatened by the laws of the dark forest after they reach that level of strength.

There do exist in the universe, god-level civilizations whose mission is to maintain the universe. In the later stages of the Three-Body story, there were organizations that launched a return movement that was broadcast throughout the universe.

Therefore, it is not impossible to expect high-level civilization to come to mediate.

Unfortunately, the universe is so big that even if there is an advanced civilization with that kind of moral standard, it will not notice the conflict between two infant-like civilizations in the Orion Arm of the Milky Way in the corner of the universe.

Lu Yan remembered very clearly that until the day when human civilization perished, no higher civilization stepped forward to lend a helping hand.

"Theoretically, nothing you do makes sense."

Due to the three-minute time limit, it was impossible for him to run all the way over and blow up the Trisolaran planet before the Trisolaran fleet arrived.

Of course, it doesn't matter. To him, it's just a matter of waiting a little longer.

After the exaggerated time span of Greek mythology, it was just a few hundred years.

Lu Yan still had a smile on his face.

But no one else present could laugh.

Such an answer means that human civilization has been sentenced to death...well, suspended death.

"Can we seek intervention from other civilizations?"

Ding Yi calmed down her emotions and asked meaningfully.

"better not."

Lu Yan glanced at him and added: "In the universe, after a civilization discovers another civilization, neither communication nor silence can work. The only option left is to destroy the other civilization."

"Fuck, why?! Who stipulates this?"

Shi Qiang stared with an angry look on his face.

An astronomer heard something from Lu Yan's words and said in a hoarse voice: "The Fermi Paradox is correct, isn't it?"

"The truth of the universe is a little darker than the Fermi Paradox. It is more appropriate to call it the law of the dark forest."

Lu Yan responded casually.

I have to admit that this truth is more despairing than the invasion of alien civilization.

Ding Yi smiled bitterly and said: "The universe is a dark forest, and all civilizations are hunters with guns... This is really..."

He couldn't continue talking anymore.

While they were talking, Chang Weisi remained silent.

Soldiers may be more receptive to the idea of ​​a dark forest.

After the discussion came to an end, Chang Weisi said solemnly: "I know the current situation is very serious, but comrades, this is war, and there is no time to sigh."

…

When Tomoko hit the sarcastic words on the retinas of the participants, Chang Weisi had already chosen to report it and synchronized the meeting content to several other theaters in real time.

This is no longer an event that a certain organization or country can handle.

For the future of mankind, we must unite the power of the world.

In this short period of ten minutes, administrative efficiency was maximized, and high-level officials from various countries quickly reached a consensus in the emergency meeting.

No matter when the Trisolaran civilization arrives, they will invest huge amounts of resources to establish a complete earth defense system.

Of course, you have to eat one bite at a time, and you have to do things one by one. The current primary goal is to eliminate ETO members around the world.

All regional operations centers received this order.

ETO, these human traitors, can be directly regarded as part of extraterrestrial civilization, and they must be attacked with all their strength and obtain as much information about Trisolaran civilization as possible.

In the conference room, as Chang Weisi issued orders one after another, the operations center gradually became busy.

Among them, there is probably the idea of ​​not letting everyone be overwhelmed by despair.

Human beings are very interesting. When they are busy to a certain extent, they will not even have the energy to think.

Looking at the much empty conference room, Chang Weisi walked up to Lu Yan and bowed solemnly.

"Mr. Lu, on behalf of myself, I would like to express my gratitude to you."

Chang Weisi straightened his back again and continued: "If you can think of anything else, please tell us at any time. If you have any needs, please tell Da Shi and we will try our best to satisfy you."

Lu Yan raised his eyebrows: "That's all I know."

"People from several other war zones will come to see you later. If they have a bad attitude, you can refuse to answer."

Chang Weisi hesitated for a moment, then opened his mouth to give Lu Yan a vaccination.

In politics, mourning birds never end well, it can only be said that human nature is like that.

Hearing this, Lu Yan's lips curved into a mocking smile: "It doesn't matter."

Over the long years, he has seen countless malices in human nature, and he is not surprised by this.

"You can see me if you want."

(End of chapter)