I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World-Chapter 945 - 581: The Nonexistent Atlantis_1
Chapter 945: Chapter 581: The Nonexistent Atlantis_1
Compared to the short-lived human race, the Fish Star People had already possessed basic intelligence twenty million years ago.
At that time, the Milky Way Galaxy was not ruled by the Compound-Eyed Observer, but by the previous generation of the Egyptian tribe.
As an extraordinary all-liquid planet, Fish Star was a uniquely endowed cradle for the birth of life.
The process of species diversity there was even faster than that of Earth.
When Earth still only had single-celled organisms, Fish Star already hosted large colonies of aquatic photosynthetic bacteria and various kinds of heterotrophic bacteria, each with their own unique features.
By the time Earth began to produce chloroplasts with the ability to photosynthesize, Fish Star had already seen the emergence of large aquatic plants and primitive animals.
The first generation of Fish Star People was born on the surface of the planet, precisely in the area where photosynthesis was most active and biodiversity was most complex.
Because the Fish Star People breathed through gills as fish from the very beginning, individual differences, competition for resources among different populations, and the need to explore new areas for more resources led to them diving deeper and the populations beginning to differentiate.
After more than ten million years of development, by the time the Fish Star People were discovered by the Compound-Eyed Observer, their population had reached hundreds of billions.
As their living environment began to feel congested, the Fish Star People shifted their interest away from the ocean and towards the sky, making significant progress in that direction.
Fish cannot leave the water, but for an advanced intelligent species with modern technology, this is not too big of a problem.
The air inside their ships was liquid to begin with.
Due to their extremely distinctive civilization, the Fish Star People received special attention from the relatively friendly Egyptian tribe.
About seven or eight million years ago, the Egyptian tribe invited the 1.3-level Fish Star People to Earth to jointly carry out scientific research and explore the source of Earth’s extraordinary species diversity.
The Fish Star People, after several layers of selection, sent a group of anthropoid Fish Star People who were similar to Earth’s most intelligent and potentially evolving intelligent species, the ancient apes, to Earth in terms of appearance, vocal structure, and aesthetic sense. They established underwater cities on Earth.
During the long-lasting war between the Egyptian tribe and the Compound-Eyed Observer, the Fish Star People, as deep collaborators of the Egyptian tribe and having broken through the technological bottleneck of the first-level civilization, became a thorn in the side of the Compound-Eyed Observer and eventually suffered a devastating blow.
The Earth-dwelling branch of Fish Star People was wiped out millions of years ago, their cities destroyed, and civilians slaughtered.
All traces of their existence on Earth were thoroughly removed.
The remnants of their presence could only be found in the epigenetic information records of marine animals and the ancient apes that had interacted with them at the time.
Methylation in mammals can be erased, so ancient apes and humans that evolved later would not remember the existence of the Fish Star People.
However, the ancestors of Earth’s fish passed on this information.
When humans consume fish, material exchange occurs, and some residual quantum information enters the human brain.
This information is extremely minute, negligible, and not even worthy of being considered the lowest level of illusory consciousness.
But in certain specific situations, it might be perceived by one’s subconscious mind.
For example, this person could be a philosopher who is extremely fond of imagining, and happens to be extremely influential in certain regions.
This philosopher’s name was Plato.
He devised a non-existent civilization based on his own “imagination,” called Atlantis.
He wrote about it in his books, “Critias” and “Timaeus.”
Since then, the legend of this lost civilization has been passed on for thousands of years and has never faded.In the 21st century, with the geological exploration technology that humans had at the time, if there really was a huge ancient city site under the water, it would have been excavated long ago.
But why does the fact that it has not been discovered mean that it does not exist, and many people still have fantasies about it in their hearts, and seemingly mythical rumors have not been completely disproved?
Or even if it were disproved, why do many highly educated people still choose to believe in its existence?
The reason is simple: the methylation-based stacked memory transferred by the fish species still affects humans and has formed a wide-ranging “Mandela Effect” about this matter.
When Harrison Clark and other researchers read this part of history, they couldn’t help but sigh.
No one ever thought that the mortal enemy in front of people had once lived in harmony with the ancestors of humanity more than ten million years ago.
In fact, the human ancestors received help from the Fish Star People many times during the long and slow process of evolution. Otherwise, the primitive apes who first gained wisdom in the early human tribes might not have survived one after another horrifying disasters and multiplied to this day.
This discovery made Harrison Clark and the scholars’ mood suddenly become complicated, especially when looking at the never-ending fierce war in the Voyager Galaxy, this complex mentality was even more indescribable.
In the words of a young researcher in the Centaurus Academy of Sciences, “We are actually waging war with the Atlantis civilization! This is so hard to accept!”
The other party’s history continues.
After the defeat of the Egyptian tribe and the Fish Star People were almost wiped out, they were eventually considered valuable for research by the Compound-Eyed Observer due to their unique stacked language and aquatic characteristics, and thus were lucky enough to become slaves.
The Compound-Eyed Observer then rebuilt a substitute Homeworld for the Fish Star People near the Galactic Center, confining them there.
In these ten million years, the Compound-Eyed Observer continuously advanced their biological technology with infinite enumeration. The stacked language of the Fish Star People played an important role in this process.
In the blink of an eye, tens of millions of years passed, and it was five hundred years ago.
At that time, the Compound-Eyed Observer’s Prism Ship army had been dispatched for over a hundred years, but halfway through their journey, the terrifying technological advancement on the Solar System and Earth scared the Compound-Eyed Observer.
The Compound-Eyed Observer decided to use more weapons, one of which, the core one, was to genetically modify the Fish Star People, creating the bizarre-looking army.
The manufacturing process was just as Harrison Clark had guessed. The Compound-Eyed Observer used the genetically modified fungi on a large scale on the Fish Star People.
All the Fish Star People went through painful torture, and those who finally survived became the billions-strong fish army before the Voyager Galaxy today.
This was the last of all the Fish Star People.
People couldn’t help but feel sadness for the plight of the Fish Star People.
At first, humans thought they were facing a biological weapon army created by the Compound-Eyed Observer, but never thought it was a race that once had an inseparable bond with humanity.
In the information provided by Harrison Clark, the total population of the other party on the Slave Star should be as high as several hundred billion, with tens of thousands of sub-species. But now it has become a billions-strong, single-minded, involuntary killing tool.
After figuring out the situation, a new problem appeared in front of Harrison Clark and the scholars.
How to use the stacked language to negotiate with the other party?
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Can talking only to one person achieve the desired result?
This seemingly simple question has stumped all the smart people.
At this time, it was Harrison Clark who brought up his thoughts in his communication with Star.
“If we lose today, we only lose one galaxy. But if the Fish Star People lose, they will be completely wiped out. They have more to lose than us. So their fighting will must be very strong. Thus, we must provide new possibilities to them.”
“The amount of information in their language is indeed huge, but it is still within my tolerance range and within the scope of your simulation and calculation capabilities, Star. We can completely add a new hypothetical history after their existing history. We should invite them to write a new history with us, our own history, not a history of being enslaved by the Compound-Eyed Observer.”
