"The universe contains countless rivers, galaxies and planets."

"Whether there is another universe outside of one universe? No intelligent race can answer this question. At least in my long life, no one can perfectly answer this question."

"Distance, time, life, these invisible shackles are firmly attached to every intelligent race, and they cannot see the true mystery of the universe."

"The universe is the universe itself."

"The small universe is a special space formed by advanced civilizations that cuts down a piece of space from the universe through space technology and capabilities. It forms a special space that is dependent on the big universe but exists independently."

"At least, the introduction to the small universe on the spaceship I have ever encountered is like this."

"Tree God" responded slowly to Totomi.

Totomi could hear it clearly, but it was incredible.

What kind of space technology and capabilities can divide part of the space from the "big universe" and form a special "small universe".

If the conversation was not going on, it was absolutely formal, Totomi almost suspected that what he had heard was a fantasy.

"Why is the existence of the small universe? What is its function and significance?"

After a while, Totomi asked again.

"I don't know much about it in detail."

"I only know that the size of the small universe depends on the technological level and ability of the civilization that cuts it."

"Some small universes can only accommodate some spaceships and warships."

"Some small universes are so big that they can install a river galaxy."

“Obviously, it’s important.”

"In the big universe, unless you have super powerful technology, the small universe is invisible."

"In other words, perhaps there is a small universe between us now hidden in the invisible universe space, but with our ability, we cannot touch it and discover it at all."

"When a civilization encounters a catastrophe, they can choose to create a small universe and carry some life planets suitable for their survival and development, so as to continue the survival of the civilization as much as possible."

"When a civilization has to go through a long journey and may not be able to replenish any resources in the middle, such as the distance between the river galaxy that makes most intelligent creatures desperate."

"In this process, they certainly cannot find a planet that can obtain resources and energy, and all they have is endless emptiness, emptiness and coldness."

"At this time, the role of the small universe is highlighted."

"Cut out a small universe that is independent and not affected by the universe, transporting a large number of planets and stars in it, and even making them run like a real river galaxy."

"Then, this civilization only needs to use our unknown technology to drag up one or more such small universes to complete the problem of not being able to obtain resources and energy replenishment during a very long journey."

"This is the irreplaceable role of the small universe. Of course, such technology and capabilities are like the myths in your human cognition, which are absurd and bizarre and out of reach for us now."

Obviously wanting to get some answers from Totomi, the "Indigenous", the "Tree God" responded to his questions as clearly as possible.

Shocked and unbelievable flashed alternately in Totomi's eyes.

The words of "Tree God" were like a heavy hammer, which made him feel a little confused.

At the same time, these words seemed to open a door in front of him, but what was reflected in the door was not endless light, but suffocating and desperate shadows.

Totomi could not imagine how far the technological level and ability developed would be able to play with the universe itself at will.

Cut the "big universe" space and transport the planet.

These things that are even more magical than the most imaginative science fiction movies in the Silver Dragon Empire are almost unimaginable.

Only then did Totomi truly realize that the technological level of smart civilization and the ability of strange beast civilization are all disasters of all sizes for the universe itself.

If the Silver Dragon Empire and the Crocodile Man are parasites in the universe, then the civilization to which the abandoned spacecraft mentioned by the Tree God just now belongs, they are locusts in the universe.

"Sir Tree God is waiting for your response? Totomi, what are you thinking?"

Various complex emotions emerged from Totomi's eyes, and his thoughts were shaken until he was awakened by the obviously emotional voice of Pris.

"Here, Ten* is a small universe."

With a bitter smile, Totomi said in an extremely difficult tone.

"What did you say? We are in the small universe now?"

Pris was stunned and asked in disbelief.

Feilun's reaction was even more direct. His wooden ball body rotated rapidly, and the situation was like constantly observing the abnormalities in the surrounding space.

"It's not just us, but they...they...they, including all the planets, stars, planets, and the intelligent creatures living on them, primitive low-level lives, strange beasts, etc.."

"Everything we see or can't see is just a small universe."

Speaking of this, Totomi couldn't help laughing.

In his smile, there was relief and sadness.

The humans and crocodile people in the Silver Dragon Empire have always been ambitious to have more planets and explore further stars.

Everyone has even been studying how to cross a long distance and leave the Moyun River to see other rivers.

However, everything is just a joke, it is still a very bad joke.

This is like a frog living in the well water. It thinks that the huge well is its world.

But it was not clear. Everything it thought it had was just a well in the back flower yard of the human courtyard.

"Why should you determine this?"

Whether it was because of the importance of the "Tree God" or because of the inability to believe it, Pris questioned indifferently.

"Yes, you're just talking nonsense. Totomi, do you know what you're talking about?"

Fellen was not willing to be outdone. Although his wood mind couldn't figure out too much, he still "had a common hatred for the enemy" and echoed Pris.

Totomi didn't answer them, but when he looked at these two "spiritual enlightenments" that had always made him afraid, the unconcealed mockery in his eyes almost made Pris and Fellen explode on the spot.

"Are these just your guesses? Or do you have evidence to prove it?"

The voice of the "Tree God" quickly calmed down the two angry "spiritual enlightenment".

"Sir Tree God, you mentioned something just now. Didn't you notice that there was anything wrong?"

The facts identified made Totomi's thoughts unable to calm down.
Chapter completed!