This is our planet. This is our galaxy. Since 1830, we have left our home planet and looked at the starry sky. We have developed most of the planets in the galaxy and made them our colonies. Our number has skyrocketed from billion to billion. We are lucky to live in this era. This is a world with advanced technology. We can learn a lot of knowledge, go to many places, be more free, and get more things. This world is showing us its magnificence and vastness. It is so wonderful that we yearn for it. But all this has changed at some point. We have forgotten that the vast universe is not only full of more knowledge and more wonderful things, but also unknown dangers.
Our ancestors taught us that when we forget something, this thing will come to you to make you remember it. No one wants to encounter such a thing. But no one can avoid encountering such a thing. Yesterday, countless lives were still living normally. Today, there are a group of behemoths in the starry sky that we have been gazing at for thousands of years. They floated quietly in the starry sky, hidden in the darkness of the starry sky, like killers in the shadows. All this happened too fast, so fast that we couldn't even prepare. However. What we thought of on the first day didn't happen. Those behemoths didn't launch an attack, so they stayed there quietly and did nothing. On the second day, some of us collapsed. They persuaded us to surrender together. Facing those behemoths, our civilization could do nothing. We couldn't understand them, because we clearly hadn't done anything yet, and they were ready to be each other's slaves. It was ridiculous and made us extremely angry. This is a shame for our civilization, but we couldn't bind them to pray. But not long after, they returned disappointed, because those behemoths didn't pay any attention to them, and didn't even respond. Maybe the other party was just not ready, we thought so. Then 1,000 years passed like this. We didn't change anything because of the appearance of that thing. We have experienced many things, development, peace, war, and regression. If there is development and peace, then we will think it is our credit, and if there is war and regression, then we will wonder if that thing is interfering. However, countless voices are telling us that that thing did nothing, as if it was just watching us quietly.
The biggest collapse of civilization occurred 140 years ago. It was an unprecedented war. The conflict between the forces of all parties, although it is probably just because of the problem of our own social structure, a large amount of power is controlled by a single individual, and the struggle between these individuals gave birth to the war. However, we don’t think so. Like many times before, we still think that it must be that behemoth that is controlling everything. We have always been controlled in this way, and we will be controlled in this way in the past, present and future. We are encouraged. To declare war on that behemoth. We began to manufacture weapons in large quantities, and countless weapons piled up into mountains and then carried on warships to form the largest fighting force in the history of our civilization. This is a revolution for us. This revolution is also named after our civilization. ——Omili Revolution We were full of confidence. We attacked the behemoth. The behemoth finally responded for the first time after being silent for so many years. A sphere flew out from its inside. The sphere was not big, not even as big as our warship. It flew over and arrived in front of our fleet. Our fleet launched an attack in panic, and countless attacks fell on the sphere. However, there was not even a dent on the surface of the sphere. How desperate is this? We thought that the sphere would attack us and slaughter us, but no, the sphere still stayed there quietly. It seemed to be a provocation, and it seemed to be saying: You should break this sphere first and then challenge me! This is an extreme irony. Our warship was about to fly directly towards the behemoth, but it disappeared before it passed the sphere. It was a real disappearance, without leaving any trace. We launched an attack on that empty place, and no attack could pass there. It was like there was an invisible barrier there, blocking everything. We didn't believe it, and more warships rushed over, and it was still the same. At that time, we realized that this was not a war or a revolution at all, but just a tiny life trying to shake a mountain, which was ridiculous. It was telling us its horror, but it still didn't choose to do anything actively. We stopped doing meaningless things and started to develop again.
Another 1,000 years passed. That thing was still there, unmoved. It had been integrated into our lives, and no one would be surprised by it. In general, the past 1000 years have been very peaceful. I don’t know if it is because of the strong pressure displayed by the behemoth, no individual wants to fight for it or develop it. The past 1000 years have been a flat stage, and there has been no great development in the technology of civilization. After the 1000 years, it seems that this curse has been overcome, some technologies have begun to emerge, and civilization has begun to recover its previous pace. We move forward again, not touching the behemoth, but turning to explore the farther starry sky in other directions. There is no obstruction here, and it is vast and boundless. We have the greatest opportunity because another star is very close to us, only light years away. We can reach other places and continue to expand. We thought this was not allowed, but the behemoth did not stop us. As our confidence rose, we entered a new peak, and all developments seemed to be accelerated and operated at a rapid speed. The speed of the battleship quickly increased from the original 39km/s to 113km/s. It only takes us 2000 years to reach another star. We have completely entered a new era. We cheered for this, but we still did not forget the giant. We would not take the initiative to provoke it, but we were still on guard against it. We thought we would spend a long time like this again, but it didn't. The moment we set foot on the new star, the giant showed its fangs.