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

“Complete urbanization…” her voice was low. “They want to turn a planet into a city.”

Jack Sully stood beside her, his expression complex.

"Just like what humanity once tried to do to Pandora."

“But you failed,” Neytiri said.

“Yes.” Jack looked at the sky. “But that civilization—they succeeded. They covered an entire planet with reinforced concrete.”

Neytiri remained silent for a long time.

Then she turned around and looked at the dense rainforest behind her, the glowing plants, and the flying sacred tree seeds.

"Pandora will never become like that."

Jack took her hand.

"I know."

There is no distinction between suburbs and city center here.

After all, this entire planet is one giant city, truly achieving the goal of building a world within a city and integrating the world into one city.

[On this truly megacity, a vast number of research institutions have been built, and hundreds of billions of researchers are continuously producing new research results for the group.]

—The World of Iron Collapse—

The geniuses in the genius club looked at this and wondered if it was worthwhile.

Black Tower stared at the sky, a rare serious expression on his face.

"A city covering an entire planet, filled with research institutions..."

Screw Gum stood beside her, his mechanical pupils flickering slightly.

"It is theoretically feasible. However, a series of issues such as energy, resources, and ecological cycles need to be addressed."

No, that's not what I was thinking about.

Hei Ta said, "I'm wondering—if we concentrate hundreds of billions of researchers on one planet, would there be any...interesting chemical reactions?"

Screw Gum was silent for a moment.

"...You mean, they might inspire each other and spark new ideas?"

"Correct!"

Black Tower's eyes lit up: "Like the Black Tower space station, I've brought together geniuses from all over the universe—although they spend most of their time arguing—but occasionally they do produce some results."

She looked at the red smiling face in the sky.

"That capitalist, although ruthless, has a certain something in his thinking."

Ruan Mei walked by and said calmly, "Ideas gained at the cost of human lives are not worth envying."

Black Tower shrugged: "I didn't say I was envious. I just said—it's worth it."

Screw Gum's mechanical pupils flickered slightly, as if he were lost in thought.

The results achieved at such a huge cost are also extremely rich.

[Just a few years later, the group achieved a major breakthrough in the development of dark matter.]

[The new warship designed by our researchers is only the size of a destroyer, but its combat power is comparable to that of a battleship.]

[A fleet of the same size, with warships built using new technologies, has a combat capability eight times greater than that of traditional warships.]

The power of technology is truly fascinating.

Chapter 32 Physics no longer exists!

Several more years have passed.

The group has made significant progress in its research on physics.

Our research team has discovered that gravity can actually be used to distort the laws of reality.

So, is it possible for us to find a way to completely change the laws of physics?

Physics will be completely revolutionized by us!

—Star Trek World—

The male protagonist, who had just left a high-gravity planet, fell silent upon seeing this scene.

Strong gravity directly affects time.

He suffered greatly from it.

Not only did he lose his teammates, but he and his daughter also haven't spoken for who knows how many years...

At this moment, a series of practical applications appeared on the sky.

Example 1

You are a primary school student, and today is a happy day.

The teacher said that the mathematical constant pi (π) has changed from 3.1415926 to the easier-to-remember 3.

You feel fortunate that your assignment was easier to complete.

[You just don't understand why scientists in your civilization have all gone mad.]

Wh...what?

Modify pi?

Countless eyes of civilization bulged out.

Do you mean a regular hexagon and its circumference are equal?

This is a completely different story. It causes mass extinctions of species, changes in atomic and molecular structures, structural imbalances, and the collapse of even the most sophisticated organisms…

Is this reasonable?

This isn't about altering physics; it's about physics no longer existing!

[Memory 2]

You are a working person.

Countless rising suns throughout time looked over.

You saw a news report saying that the latest research shows the proportion of calories people consume has changed.

You are happy because you can rest a little longer during mealtimes.

what……

how to say.

This is indeed something to be happy about.

But... the proportion of calories consumed has been changed?

Does this make sense?

Those who knew about it were terrified.

Calorie intake involves fundamental biochemical constants.

If this ratio is changed, it means that the energy conversion efficiency within an organism can be arbitrarily adjusted.

Eating one piece of bread can result in receiving three times the energy, or it can result in receiving only one piece of energy from eating three pieces of bread.

The metabolism of the entire biosphere would be disrupted.

Either you eat countless things but are still not full, unable to replenish calories, and eventually your cells wither away.

Alternatively, eating a meal can cause an energy overload, leading to cell overheating and death.

This path may not seem as awe-inspiring as the Heavenly Blazing Weapon of the Martial Disaster route, but it is just as terrifying!

They are toying with the very foundation of life!

The Zerg also realized this.

Are these people targeting their own ethnic group?!

Example 3

You are a construction worker.

While carrying bricks today, you noticed that the bricks on your body felt much lighter.

You happily count the few hundred yuan extra in your salary that day because you exceeded your task requirements.

This is... a modification of the gravity parameters?!

It's like a game.

Those who understood its meaning swallowed hard.

Architects don't need to calculate load-bearing capacity, and engineers don't need to consider stress—because gravity can be changed to any value they want at any time.

Sounds good, right?

But if gravity suddenly becomes ten times stronger, can you stand up?

Or perhaps gravity becomes negative, the atmosphere dissipates, and people fly into space...

Humans have taken to the skies through their own abilities, but that is by no means a cause for celebration.

The world is being manipulated...

That's way too terrifying.

Of course, our technological advancements have brought us breakthroughs not only in fundamental physics.

The newly invented dark matter reactor has an output capacity several times greater than that of the previous traditional vacuum zero-point reactor.

Furthermore, we have applied these newly developed technologies to the armor of our ships, upgrading the original Level 5 Zero Speed ​​Armor to Level 6 Dragonscale Armor.

[To illustrate, consider a probe from a civilization capable of destroying the entire fleet of a newly arrived civilization in the universe in an instant.]

On the sky, a scene appeared of the Trisolaran world's droplet attacking fleet.