Sky Curtain: The Darwin Incident at the outset, the Declaration of the People's League

There is such a person in some worlds similar to Earth.

They couldn't help but exclaim in amazement at this.

In any world where he exists, mentioning Mars inevitably leads to mentioning him.

Yes, whether in reality or in the sky.

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This plan is not a short-term scientific exploration, but aims to create a second human home, diverting the Earth's population and relocating high-consumption industries, allowing the Earth to recuperate.

[At the same time, it also marks the beginning of humanity's journey into interstellar space.]

Over the next few centuries, humanity gradually completed the initial terraforming of Mars.

[Building enclosed ecological habitats to cultivate improved crops adapted to Martian soil]

Extracting Martian groundwater resources to establish an energy supply base.

[Then the first colonists set foot on Mars and established themselves to survive in the extremely harsh environment.]

As technology continues to evolve, the scope of Mars terraforming is expanding, the atmosphere is slowly being optimized, and the surface ecosystem is gradually taking shape.

Mars is no longer a barren alien desert, but has become a human colony with an independent survival system.

As more and more people migrate from Earth to Mars, the trajectories of civilization development on the two planets are quietly beginning to diverge.

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Upon seeing this, people in other worlds couldn't help but murmur and speculate.

"Wait a minute, something's not right with how this is going on?"

"The same civilization, dividing up, is heading towards civil war?"

"It's just war, it's normal, what world hasn't experienced it?"

"Speaking of which... could it be that this world collapsed because of the human civil war, which is why later generations would rather go to a place like Warhammer than stay here?"

"That's not right, it's just a civil war after all."

"Aren't there plenty of civil wars in human history? It can't have gotten that bad..."

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In the early stages of Martian colony development, constrained by Martian environment and resource limitations, they were completely dependent on Earth.

Resources, technology, personnel... everything needs to be transported from Earth.

Correspondingly, politics and culture also continue the Earth's system.

However, as the Martian ecosystem gradually matured, the colonies expanded, and native Martian inhabitants emerged, the differences between the two planets became increasingly apparent.

Despite enduring numerous catastrophes and undergoing restoration, Earth still retains traces of civilizations from bygone eras.

[A diverse culture, yet also rife with conservatism and conflict]

Resources remain scarce, and the social structure is complex.

Mars, as a completely new home, is free from the historical baggage of the old era.

The colonists, with their pioneering and pragmatic spirit, fostered an independent and united social atmosphere.

With its domestic industries and technological systems gradually maturing, the region has acquired the ability to survive independently of Earth.

Economic and cultural independence ultimately led to political division.

[That's right, just like a certain Western island nation that's isolated from the mainland and enjoys watching the tigers fight from the sidelines, and its eldest son.]

The father bid farewell to his son, who then buried his sovereign with a smile.

[Okay, I've digressed, but the situation is somewhat similar.]

The Martian colonies are no longer satisfied with Earth's control and resource exploitation. They refuse to continue supplying Earth with core minerals and energy, and demand complete independence and sovereignty.

Earth, on the other hand, was unwilling to give up Mars, an important source of resources and a colony. The conflict between the two sides escalated from negotiations to fierce confrontation, and ultimately, they completely broke off relations.

A full-scale war has broken out between Earth and Mars, engulfing both planets.

This interstellar war had no absolute victors, and its brutality far surpassed any war in Earth's history.

[One side is trying to control their out-of-control eldest son, while the other side is trying to completely sever ties with their father; both sides are resorting to any means necessary.]

High-energy weapons, intelligent combat systems, and even targeted strike methods against planetary ecosystems...

Both sides are using whatever tactics they can to manipulate their own people.

The prolonged standoff and attrition have exhausted the national strength of both worlds.

[Population decline, ecological collapse, industrial paralysis, and social order on the verge of collapse]

[Part of the Martian colony was destroyed, Earth's remaining ecosystem was further damaged, and billions of people lost their lives in the war.]

Both civilizations on the planets suffered devastating damage.

The war lasted a long time, and eventually neither side was able to continue fighting.

When hatred and fanaticism were diluted by prolonged despair, both sides finally chose to cease fire and sit down to face an unavoidable fact.

If this continues, regardless of who wins or loses, humanity will perish.

Ultimately, the two sides reached a settlement.

Mars has officially declared independence, becoming a sovereign interstellar planet on par with Earth.

This means that Mars has truly stepped out of Earth's shadow and become another independent center of power in human civilization.

Although Mars was damaged in the war, its industrial system was inherently more adapted to extreme environments and more efficient.

After the war, it ushered in a golden age of technological independence and industrial upgrading, and quickly mastered and perfected various technologies.

These technologies enabled Mars to recover rapidly after the war, becoming even more modern and technologically efficient than Earth, and serving as the industrial and technological engine of human civilization.

And what about Earth?

Earth has officially lost absolute sovereignty over Mars, but this has both advantages and disadvantages; the war forces the fragmented political systems within Earth to reorganize.

To combat common threats and rebuild the ecosystem and economy, Earth eventually formed a single global united government.

This is the most stable and centralized unification of power on Earth since the old era.

Meanwhile, in order to ensure peaceful coexistence, the humans on Mars also provided their home planet with a great deal of technology and other resources to compensate for the various destructions suffered during the war.

The two sides still maintain contact and their relationship remains relatively close.

But ultimately, humanity has indeed become divided.

[Completely split into two opposing branches: Earth and Mars]

Of course, war brings more than just destruction and division.

Survivors on Earth and Mars have once again discovered a fact.

Internal strife will only lead to the complete demise of human civilization; only by setting aside differences and uniting as one can the flame of civilization be kept burning.

After the war, the leadership of the two planets went through a period of wrangling before finally reaching a consensus.

They decided to abandon their old, conflicting civilizations and jointly create a new, unified branch of humanity, thus bidding farewell to war and ushering in a new chapter of interstellar civilization.

[The alien was born.]

[The aliens are not naturally evolved humans, but rather an optimized new type of human created through cutting-edge genetic engineering and life science technologies by the combined efforts of Earth and Mars.]

Scientists screened for high-quality segments of the human genome, eliminating genetic defects that lead to susceptibility to disease, shorter lifespan, and poor adaptability.

[It also enhances the body's tolerance to extreme environments, radiation resistance during interstellar travel, and longevity.]

The aliens are far superior to humans in size, physical ability, and intelligence, making them better adapted to long interstellar journeys and extraterrestrial colonization.

They have no affiliation with Earth or Mars; their sole identity is humanity, and their sole goal is to lead human civilization to a wider world within the Milky Way.

The sky appropriately displayed an image of aliens.

She has a tall, well-proportioned figure with clean lines.

They appear more upright and graceful than the humans that often appear in the sky.

The skin is a delicate, light pearl white, with a soft glow so faint it's almost invisible. Next to it is a sign that this skin can directly resist cosmic radiation.

Also, the head is proportionally larger than that of the old people, and the top of the head is full.

His eyes were clear and open, with a light silver-gray tint, as clear as a college student's.

He has a straight nose, well-defined lips, no unwanted hair, and a solemn overall appearance.

The limbs are long and well-coordinated, and the five fingers of the hands are dexterous and stable.

Other worlds: "..."

how to say.

While it's not entirely unacceptable, but...

It just feels so weird!

Is this even considered human?

It feels like this is the type of character who would be labeled a heretic and then executed by the Warhammer world.

In the Warhammer world, quite a few people do call this heresy.

But emperors and the like know it perfectly well.

If we had to quantify it, the genetic similarity of this alien might be more human-like than that of modern humans...

After their emergence, the aliens rapidly integrated all the technological heritage and resources of Earth and Mars, restored the ecosystems of both planets, rebuilt social systems, and completely ended the internal divisions within human civilization.

They carried with them billions of years of human civilization's memories, bid farewell to the conflicts within the solar system, and devoted all their energy to interstellar expansion.

The Galactic Age of Human Civilization Has Officially Begun

After leaving the solar system, the aliens, with their adaptability far surpassing that of the old humans and their cutting-edge technology, launched a frenzied yet orderly wave of galactic colonization.

They developed a faster-than-light interstellar spaceship, breaking free from the constraints of the solar system and continuously exploring the habitable zone of the Milky Way.

Whenever they discover a habitable planet, they immediately establish a colony, gradually terraforming the planet and building its ecosystem, spreading humanity's footprint to every corner of the galaxy.

In this process, the aliens overcame countless interstellar challenges, such as achieving real-time interstellar communication, establishing interplanetary energy supply networks, developing survival technologies adapted to different planetary environments, and domesticating and utilizing extraterrestrial resources and life forms.