Many creatures...many civilizations have started new actions.

They began to try to communicate.

Contact... other civilizations.

There are many civilizations in the void who think they are lonely. They often imagine what kind of biological civilization there will be in the void and try to contact those civilizations.

In fact, the same is true in the collector's pipeline.

The creatures here also have this idea. Although there are many civilizations that have seen nearby civilizations, they generally only think that nearby civilizations are similar to themselves, and there must be all kinds of amazing civilizations in the void.

Of course they are just imagination. The biggest goal of civilization in the pipeline is to leave the pipeline. They have always wanted to use various methods to fly into the void.

Now, many civilizations plan to bypass this step and go directly to get in touch with the civilizations in the void.

Because there is no way to put any aircraft out, they mainly study various methods of transmitting signals.

They have studied sending signals to the outside world before, but they can't even connect with isolated civilizations.

But now many civilizations seem to have suddenly awakened, and they have developed some special signal transmission methods.

This method is similar to the spatial signal, in simple terms it is to transmit the signal through some small spaces.

In this way, the signal can be transmitted to a great distance in the void.

There are some civilizations that constantly try to transmit information to the outside world. At first, they actually didn't know if it would be useful, because the tests that these civilizations can do are only tests within their own territory.

However, after some civilizations tried to send messages outside, they got a response from outside.

These responses came from the depths of the distant void. Although the civilizations that received the responses could not understand the information at all at first, they would continue to try to parse them, and finally they even successfully understood the content of the external information.

In fact, these external content is very simple, and the other party is also wondering whether the information was sent by some civilization, so the response is just some inquiries.

Then, the civilizations of the two sides slowly...connected.

They are all trying to parse each other's information, understand each other's language, and everything about each other.

There are many civilizations in the pipeline that have made contact with various civilizations in the void.

But they can understand each other so quickly, mainly because... miraculous creatures.

It seems to have done something special, such as ‘translating’ the messages of both parties, but in fact the granular organism...has not directly observed what it does, but the granular organism thinks so.

The Civilization of the Pipeline and the Civilization of the Void, by continuously sending information, they slowly learn about each other's situation, and this makes the Civilization of the Pipeline feel very...surprised to the outside.

After all, there is still a big difference between the environment in the pipeline and the void outside.

The civilization outside is also very strange, whether the civilization in this pipeline is real.

But in any case, they still keep communicating, and both of them have great interest in each other.

Although the civilization inside the pipeline cannot leave, it is possible for the civilization outside to find the pipeline.

Civilizations inside the pipeline can also observe the stars outside... so they can roughly describe the location of the pipeline.

Most civilizations are incapable of finding channels. Generally speaking, the civilizations they connect with do not have the ability to travel long distances.

However, a few civilizations have the ability to find pipelines, and they try to investigate the traces of the pipeline in the void.

Several civilizations succeeded in discovering the pipeline, and then... was destroyed.

The collector didn't care about what happened to it.

In fact, it is also deliberately approaching some civilizations where it can be found, and then destroying them.

But it doesn't look for and destroy all civilizations like it did before. Those civilizations that are unable to find it will not look for them specifically.

Next, are the civilizations in the collector’s pipeline always in contact with the outside world, while collectors are close to those stronger civilizations in it. They are all civilizations capable of detecting the location of collectors, and collectors are constantly destroying them .

Particle creatures discovered at this time that collectors often encounter strange civilizations. Between the Void

The civilizations that are capable of searching for the location of collectors are all very powerful civilizations. Of course, the civilizations mentioned here do not only refer to a group of developing individual creatures. There are also various other special creatures, like Like a bus, creatures that can travel through virtual space, there are creatures that can only exist in special'rules' like dreaming creatures, and microbial storms that swallow everything.

What's more special is that no matter how peculiar the biological civilization is, they can connect with the civilization in the pipeline and understand each other.

Collectors encountered many different biological civilizations and destroyed many.

But slowly, the granular creature felt that the collector also appeared...tired.

In any case, every contact is a fierce war... The most tragic particle creature saw that the collector's entire body was divided into two halves, and most of the civilization inside was destroyed.

Although it finally merged as before, the granular creature found that the behavior of collectors slowly changed.

It began to not take the initiative to contact those civilizations.

But even if collectors do not look for them, they will look for collectors.

Then, various tragic wars continued.

The granular creature gave it a feeling when it was observed. From the beginning, the collector actively sought it and became passively sought.

Of course, the whole process is very long. It takes at least hundreds of Ersh years to connect from the civilization in the pipeline to the outside, and then to the encounter.

In short, the civilization in the pipeline always has a way to contact the outside, and collectors seem to have no prohibition on this.

Finally, in a certain war, collectors destroyed a civilization like a nebula.

They are like nebulae, covering huge areas like fog.

After the war with this civilization is over, the collector’s own civilization... is completely destroyed.

In almost all encounters, the enemy’s immediate attack was on the civilization of the collector, not the collector’s own.

These civilizations are like collectors’ skins, which are the easiest to attract firepower, but this is the first time that all civilizations have been destroyed.

Collectors can easily recreate civilization, but it has not done so.

After that it ended its journey.