Voyage of the Stars

What is good and what is evil?

Looking at the information sent by humans, the Deep Blue Star people could not help but think about these two concepts that have existed since ancient times.

In the past, they only judged the good and evil views within the Deep Blue Star society, but now they have to rise to the level of cosmic civilization.

Through humans, they gradually understood that the cosmic society is a society without rules, so there is no standard for good and evil. It can only be said that some civilizations’ behavioral codes that meet their own moral standards are good, and vice versa.

However, some civilizations may consider evil behaviors to be great good in the eyes of other civilizations.

The cosmic society is a jungle with many animals in the jungle. It is difficult for herbivorous animals to have a common language with meat eaters. As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together.

The Deep Blue Star people feel that their moral values ​​are very similar to those of the Star Alliance, at least they think so when it comes to treating aliens.

As for the Star Alliance taking biosphere resources on the Deep Blue Star, the Deep Blue Star people have no complaints after they figured it out. On the contrary, they feel that it is not enough. That is why they suddenly feel that the Star Alliance is too kind and generous.

The Deep Blue Star people have learned that many of the knowledge that the Star Alliance has said is actually obtained by the Star Alliance through hardships, and some are valuable experiences gained after experiencing wars, or obtained from the dangerous interstellar trading market. Every piece of information is extremely valuable.

And the Star Alliance is so generous to tell them this valuable information. They deeply realize that although this knowledge does not involve technology, it can help their Deep Blue Star civilization, which has not been exposed to other cosmic civilizations, avoid many fatal traps.

It is not a problem to say that it is a novice guide to cosmic survival.

From this perspective, it is really nothing for the Star Alliance to take some things from their own planet. Even after this, many Deep Blue Star people proposed that in order to repay the Star Alliance, the Deep Blue Star should be directly open to the Star Alliance.

This proposal was quickly unanimously agreed by the three most powerful countries on the Deep Blue Star. The leaders of the three countries reached a consensus as soon as they discussed it. They even went a step further and planned to invite the Star Alliance to travel on their planet.

Anyway, if they disagree, the Star Alliance will come, so it is better to take the initiative to invite and put the matter on the table. Moreover, there is another advantage to doing so, that is, directly publicizing the existence of aliens to the world, all at once.

The leaders of the three countries unanimously agreed that the benefits of doing so outweigh the disadvantages.

First, it can open the eyes of the people of Deep Blue Star to the universe. Second, it can speed up the process of unifying the countries of the entire Deep Blue Star, so that the three countries can represent the entire Deep Blue Star from being only the three of them in private to becoming a truly legal authority representing the entire Deep Blue Star.

Third, it can correct the beautiful vision of the people of Deep Blue Star for the cosmic society and establish a correct view of the universe.

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After some discussion, the leaders of the three countries immediately secretly established a basic rights framework called the Deep Blue Star Military and Political Union, and issued a formal invitation to the Star Alliance to come to Deep Blue Star for inspection.

At the same time, they also solemnly applied to the Star Alliance with a very formal document, indicating that Deep Blue Star is willing and voluntarily to apply to join the Star Alliance.

There is nothing wrong with the inspection, but this application surprised humans.

If it were in the past, humans might have agreed, but now is different. Although humans also hope that the Star Alliance they lead will have many races to make up for possible racial deficiencies, such things are bound to be unpredictable.

Therefore, even if they rule over tens of thousands of intelligent life races and civilizations, there may not be a single existence that can make up for their ideological defects, and there are even fewer people with special potential to develop into special technologies.

Otherwise, the Galactic Heart Alliance would have been invincible long ago.

After understanding the truth, humans also changed from the initial desire to rule over tens of millions of races to a mentality of being dispensable and letting things happen.

Moreover, it is not easy to cultivate a civilization, so humans were not as excited as before after discovering the Deep Blue Star.

Besides, the Star Alliance actually has Booker-type creatures now, which were bought by humans from the dynamic picture civilization back then. Now the level of their scientists is still at the first-level civilization stage.

There is no difference between one more Deep Blue Star civilization and one less Deep Blue Star civilization.

However, since the Deep Blue Star people have such a request, humans did not decisively refuse, and of course did not agree immediately.

Instead, they told the Deep Blue Star people that the time is not yet ripe, and they can be a preparatory member first and wait until the time is ripe before joining the Star Alliance.

As for when the time is ripe, it is up to humans to decide. To be on the safe side, humans must at least reach the fifth-level civilization level. Of course, the human didn't tell the Deep Blue Starman this.

"Are you leaving? If we want to find you in the starry sky after we reach interstellar civilization, which direction can we find you?" the Deep Blue Starman asked.

This question stumped the human.

"The starry sea is vast. It's fate to meet again. It's normal not to meet. You will understand when you really step into the starry sky..."

The human representing the Star Alliance said this, and then continued to express with emotion as if he had made a decision: "If you really still have that intention and the ability, find a way to go on the Great Voyage!"

"The Great Voyage?"

"Yes, you may not find us in other places, but we will definitely be on the way to the Great Voyage. As long as you are heading to the same destination, we will meet again." The human finally told the story of the Great Voyage. It was not to show off, but after careful consideration, he really felt that the spirit of the Great Voyage should be passed on.

If they cannot meet again at that time, the Deep Blue Star people will also embark on the Great Voyage. It seems to be to find the Star Alliance in their hearts, but in fact, the Star Alliance points them to the road of hope, which is definitely what the Pioneers want to see.

Humans feel that since they have inherited the Pioneers and have established a relationship with the Awakeners, they must go on the Great Voyage, and primitive civilizations like Deep Blue Star may be the best medium to pass on the spirit of the Great Voyage.

The Pioneers' Great Voyage has been interrupted in the Milky Way for billions of years and cannot be interrupted again.

The seeds of hope must always be spread. Since you have taken the Pioneers' drifting bottle, let yourself become a drifting bottle and continue to contribute to the hope of civilization!

"The Milky Way is only a cradle after all. Our goal is the Bootes Void. The Pioneers went there, and our Star Alliance will also go there, go to the deepest part of the Great Void, and look for the last glimmer of hope for civilization. We hope that you will do the same in the future, and hope that you can also pass on the spirit of the Great Voyage."