The fox has no bad intentions

Chapter 376 Dragon People
"Fuck, what is this?"

Upon seeing a humanoid creature emerge from the abyss, An Sheng was filled with surprise and doubt. He spoke softly, uttering a series of murmurs as he looked at the creature with the pointed head.

"I?"

"Around 14.5 years ago, we called ourselves the Dragon People, and we were born in the area north of the Qinling Mountains, specifically in the three northern provinces and the capital city."

The Homo sapiens with a slightly oval head looked at the little fox that had stood upright, smiled, and said:
"You don't need to be surprised how I know about your current situation. I turned into mycelium 14.6 years ago, but I left a drop of blood in this fungal culture center, and it is programmed to be activated with human blood."

"Blood is a carrier of information. I have read the information in your blood, so I can know the current era, your language, and some things about your society."

The creature, who called himself a dragonman and had a pointed head, spoke fluent Xia Kingdom common language in a calm tone, without any hostility, but rather with some pleasure.

When it sees humans, it feels joy, and even a sense of inexplicable relief.

As soon as the dragonman spoke, the commotion caused by his appearance at the Security Bureau subsided.

Where's the technology in your house?

Li Wenkang looked at the dragon man and spoke directly without any polite formalities.

"No."

The dragon-man turned his gaze to Li Wenkang, gently shaking his head with a hint of mockery, and said, "I know you're collecting documents from our era about the foundations of spirit particles, but you don't need to do anything futile."

"Because when we perished, we deliberately destroyed all the technological achievements of our civilization."

"So even if you burn me with cigarette butts right now, I can't conjure up a technology for you out of thin air that is based on fungi and then evolved from them."

Li Wenkang: "."

quiet:"."

Goodness, an ancient relic dating back hundreds of thousands of years is now playing with internet memes.

How did the technology of Xia Kingdom develop?

A: We caught aliens on the far side of the moon and burned their butts with cigarette butts.

"So, what do you do?" Upon learning that the ancient artifact in the research institute ruins destroyed all research data and documents before its death, Li Wenkang's old face immediately fell, and he retorted to the ancient projection in front of him.

On the eve of the resuscitation of Lingli.

Whoever masters the manufacturing process of spirit particles will hold the key to unlocking a new era.

There is more than one country in the world. In Li Wenkang's mind, there are two countries: Xia and the others. If Xia cannot outrun the other countries, it will be left with nothing.

"What do I do?"

The dragon-man was taken aback, then smiled and said, "I stayed here specifically to encourage you."

“In our time, it was also the catalysis of the resurgence of spiritual particles that led us to the struggle for survival.”

"At that time, we were very primitive and could not even be called Homo sapiens; we were just some kind of mammal. And it was under these circumstances that we began a new evolution."

“We grew up fighting against giant beasts, and we have come to where you are now. We have learned about the [Primal Gene] and found the ruins of the previous era.”

"Among the many sites, there is one that is very unique. It contains no technology, no ancient historical documents, but a human figure that speaks to us about the brilliance of their civilization, summarizes the process of their demise, and reflects on it."

"They have gone further than us, and have been able to traverse the starry sky by piling up their flesh and blood."

"Um"

“You don’t need to look at me like I’m an idiot,” the dragonman said, waving his hand. “I’m just using a very simple word to describe the characteristics of their civilization.”

"To put it in more detail, you can think of them as agricultural civilizations that continuously breed and accumulate superior genes into organisms, thereby building flesh-and-blood biological warships that can traverse the stars."

"But they died from a sudden change in the Earth's environment. Their flesh-and-blood civilization altered the geology, causing the Earth's land and water to become highly toxic, a condition that persisted for nearly 300 million years." "They knew the reason for their civilization's demise, but missed the period of spiritual particle revival, and have been barely surviving ever since."

"A scientist created a pristine land at the moment when civilization was dying, leaving behind the crystallization of flesh and blood."

"Although the races are different, it knows that intelligent beings like them will inevitably emerge again in the future due to the catalysis of spirit particles. It left behind its advice, so that future generations will not repeat their mistakes."

The dragon-man slowly raised its hand, and under the surrounding fluorescent light, black viscous substance seeped from its arm, completely covering its entire body and forming a set of biological armor.

Under everyone's watchful eyes, it floated upright in mid-air.

"After a long period of research and the discovery of sites from the previous era to corroborate each other, we confirmed that the contents of the sites were not deceiving us. As a result, our research direction has changed from basic genetic technology to another dimension."

The dragon-man didn't even move, and the surrounding gravity seemed to disappear completely, with everyone gradually floating up.

Inside the hall, which resembled a conference room, black filamentous growths, like a fungal carpet, gradually began to spread and crack.

One by one, round metal objects flew out of the abyss, hovered around the dragon-man's body, and gradually melted into a cabin.

The deep, dark matter surged like waves, and behind the metal cockpit floated a fluorescent ring, its cold, eerie light reflecting off the earth.

At one point, its image seemed to overlap with that of the immortals in legends and myths.

"Holy crap! Psionic energy!"

Looking at the giant hand of spirit particles that was sitting in the cockpit, surrounded by a fluorescent ring, and faintly visible within it, An Sheng immediately showed a look of astonishment.

"Our dragon race's technology, which you might call psionic technology, isn't wrong. We abandoned the modification of flesh and blood, and placed our previous technologies on fungal carriers, allowing them to parasitize our bodies and thus unleash the great power of our will to interfere with reality."

The dragon people harbored no ill will toward humans; they were simply showcasing the technological advancements of their civilization.

After the presentation, it returned everyone to the conference hall, and the black fungal carpet on the ground receded into the deep abyss like the tide, and it returned to its original humanoid form with a pointed head.

"My purpose in building this fungal research institute is actually to emulate that scientist."

"This is a piece of advice for those who come after us, hoping that you will not make the same irreparable mistakes we did."

"The mission we have yet to complete is now officially handed over to you."

The dragon-man smiled at the crowd.

"We've been through this before, so don't fall into it."

"This is a piece of candid advice from 14.5 years ago."

An Sheng paused for a moment upon hearing this, tilted his head, and asked the dragonman who was sighing deeply:

"You said there were civilizations before you, and your civilization borrowed from them. Your technology should be more advanced than before, right? What happened to you?"

"It couldn't possibly be because of a mutation on Earth, could it?"

The dragon-man looked at An Sheng, thought for a moment, then shrugged with a helpless expression and said:

"Overall, it's very complicated."

"But it can be summarized in two words."

"We, the Dragon People, are collectively impotent."

quiet:"."

Good guy!
Such a reason for extermination is quite outrageous.

You've all been using quantum mechanics to interfere with the material world, and yet you've stumbled because you can't reproduce?
(End of this chapter)