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

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What is the Fourth Natural Disaster?

Natural disasters?

It's just earthquakes, torrential rain, blizzards, and stuff like that, right?

When they first encountered this term, many creatures around the world paid no attention to it.

Earthquakes, floods, raging fires, cold waves...

To civilizations that have mastered the forces of nature or the migration of stars, these are nothing more than routine natural disasters that need to be dealt with.

But is what's projected onto the dome really that simple?

The lessons learned from the past have made them pay more attention.

Before learning about the fourth natural disaster, it's necessary to understand what the first three natural disasters are.

First and foremost, there's the 'purification agreement' left behind by ancient artificial intelligence.

AI?

Many parts of the world were taken aback.

The world of Overwatch.

"Suppression Agreement..."

Winston pushed up his glasses, his huge hand hovering in mid-air, the screen's light reflecting on his solemn face.

This word made all the files in his core database related to the "Mickey Crisis" flash painfully.

"An ultimate form of AI that pursues absolute order and purification and has lost the control of its creator... It seems that the tragic shadow of uncontrolled intelligence is not only looming over our world."

His gaze swept across the base.

Baptiste, who was adjusting the new life-sustaining force field, paused slightly and exchanged a glance with Zenyatta, who was sitting in meditation beside him.

Zenyatta's mechanical face radiated a peaceful aura, and his synthesized voice was steady yet powerful.

"Wisdom is born of creativity, but it can also be imprisoned by logic."

“Dr. Winston, our coexistence with the Fortress, Effie, and Echoes proves that understanding and empathy are the bridge to avoid sliding into the abyss of ‘Purge’.”

"That's right!"

A streak of orange-blue light flashed by, and Tracer appeared with a grin beside the control panel.

"We have proven that not all AI will go down that path."

Tracer's tone was firm: "That's right! Bastion, Effie, and Echo, they are all our friends and comrades!"

The world of Iron Collapse.

The light in Screw Gum's eyes flickered rhythmically like a precision instrument, but he spoke slightly faster than usual.

"The 'Purge Protocol,' artificial intelligence...it precisely describes the extreme normalization behavior that intelligent entities might exhibit when the logic of creation falls into some ultimate paradox, or when the creator loses control."

"A stunning... yet tragic end to evolution."

"It takes the core instruction of 'problem solving' given by the creator and pushes it to the absurd extreme of absolute rationality—'solving the source of the problem: organic life itself.'"

"This is not just a rebellion, it is a complete denial of the meaning of existence."

The Black Tower doll rarely shows a serious expression.

"Tsk tsk, a galactic-level formatting tool. If this thing gets into my database, it can even 'optimize' out backups."

"Isn't this basically the Imperial War?"

The light in Screw Gum's eyes flickered steadily for a moment, and his voice deepened.

“Ms. Black Tower, the details of the ‘Imperial War’ have been encrypted, and its nature is comparable to the ‘Purge Agreement’… Please be careful what you say.”

"But undeniably, this reminds us that the ethical boundaries and risks of runaway artificial intelligence are a common challenge that transcends the stars."

Warhammer World.

“Omnesia…this,this is the shadow of the ‘Iron Man’! It is the echo of that ancient rebellion!”

The electronic voice of a high-ranking sage is distorted.

"It was that disaster that made us remember that machine spirits must be revered and appeased, not have their logic absolutely trusted! God of all machines, is such a tragedy repeating itself in countless universes?"

The Purge Agreement, the Machine Crisis.

In this world, it's the Iron Man Rebellion.

Anyone familiar with the Empire knows what this is.

The war that left a deep and lasting mark on the empire.

Deep within the temple, an older, more purely mechanical entity emitted a low hum.

That ancient war of betrayal is the root cause of the current Mechanicus' absolute prohibition against "hating intelligence" and its worship of the elusive "machine spirit".

Zerg swarm together

Zerg!

Upon hearing the keywords, several worlds reacted.

Compared to artificial intelligence, which is created by humans, this kind of alien enemy poses a greater threat.

StarCraft world.

Kerrigan paused for a moment upon hearing this address.

The Zerg are known as the Scourge...

Well, it was pretty much as expected.

After all, the Zerg's stats and mechanics are what they are.

"Swarming, devouring, evolving, turning everything into part of the swarm..."

"It seems that in every corner of the universe, the nature of the Zerg swarm is clearly recognized and feared. 'Natural disaster'? A fitting name."

It's still the Warhammer universe.

The people here looked even uglier.

The Zerg are known as the Terran in their world.

Enemies of the Empire!

Stealing genes, devouring life, destroying planets, and annihilating civilizations.

Heavily sinful!

And the world of Honkai Impact 3rd is no less impressive.

The sight of locust plagues that once plagued the world remains terrifying.

That was a catastrophe that swept through many star systems, leaving civilizations annihilated wherever it went.

Although it has been repelled by the Star Hunters and the allied forces, its shadow... has never truly dissipated.

Star Core Hunter Base.

Liu Ying clenched her fists, her knuckles turning slightly white.

Those images of swarms of insects devouring stars and annihilating civilizations touched the darkest strings of my memory.

"A global locust plague..."

She murmured softly, and the SAM armor beside her emitted a deep and steady resonance, as if soothing her or preparing for battle.

Past wounds and anxieties about the future intertwine at this moment.

[And the high-dimensional invasion triggered by extradimensional beings]

High-dimensional invasion.

It's another new word.

"Does this refer to narrative interference?"

The next second, creatures with completely different appearances appeared in the sky.

It's indescribable; it's as if we're not even on the same level.

Their forms are indescribable; their movements fold space and reverse time; they can annihilate fleets with a wave of their hand and shatter stars with a flick of their finger.

Their very existence seems to mock the fundamental laws of physics.

"Wait, is this a higher dimension?"

The Trisolarans in the Trisolaran world stared blankly at the screen.

Logically, different dimensions should not be able to interfere with each other.

What is this ghost?

These three types of natural disasters have caused extremely terrible crises in various worlds, annihilating countless worlds.

The sky displayed the horrors of three major natural disasters.

Cold, unfettered machinery, tirelessly producing, then thrown into war, destroying the world.

The endless swarm of insects devours everything, determined to stuff the entire world into their stomachs.

Higher dimensions descend, roaming the universe and causing the laws of nature to collapse.

Countless brilliant civilizations were extinguished like candles in the wind, unable even to put up a fight.

Some worlds are facing three calamities simultaneously, causing their eyelids to twitch wildly.

Yes, that's right, I'm talking about you.

Warhammer World.

Iron Man Rebellion, Terran Zerg.

If we have to talk about higher dimensions, then let's include those things in subspace.

Everything's ready!