Everyone: Are mechanics weak? I wake up and rectify the natural disaster

..

Although, for now.

What Su Wen saw in front of him were two purely military fleets.

There are no colonial ships, engineering ships, scientific research ships or other civilian ships that carry high-value data and information.

But even in a military fleet, its warships still require a large number of professionals such as engineers for maintenance.

And these people, as intellectuals, often carry some non-military information in the data terminal equipment they carry.

Of course, there are very few.

After all, even if you are an engineer, most of the information stored in your terminal is related to your work.

For example, there are things like the 'Twelve Methods for Maintenance of Ship Components' and the 'Latest Edition of Avionics Equipment Parameters'.

It is not necessary to collect a large number of books on the humanities and social sciences that have nothing to do with one's own major.

It is even more impossible to carry a library on your back.

At most, it's just a small amount of storage out of personal preference.

Therefore, even if the entire fleets of both warring parties were scanned, Su Wen did not get much information about the history, origin, race, civilization, society and other customs of the Haijin Star Region.

Relatively one-sided.

But at any rate.

This relatively one-sided information finally allowed him to build up some understanding.

And it has the effect of supporting evidence from the side, giving a general understanding of the contradictions and conflicts between the two groups...

..

These two groups of enemies, who were fighting each other to the death, initially belonged to the "Thirteenth Task Force" of the "Wumong-Mongolian Cooperation".

They are the First Squadron and the Second Squadron respectively.

jointly accept the command of the same front commander-in-chief.

Logistics, tactical planning, and naval drills are all exactly the same.

They also act in coordination with each other and have always played the role of partners covering each other.

It can be said to be a brotherly army in the true sense.

The kind where the tendons are still attached even if the bones are broken.

The reason why the trouble has reached this point...

Then we have to start with the many 'historical issues' in the Haijin Star Territory.

..

Judging from the book "Strange Maps of All Nations" collected in a certain captain's terminal.

There are many forces in the nearly 400 star systems in the Haijin Star Region, including the Umong-Mongolian Cooperation Organization, there may be no less than 30 - the reason why it is possible is because there are many similar to the "Pirate Group" ', a 'roving force' of the same nature as a 'robbery organization'.

They often do not have a stable stronghold, do not trade with foreign countries, and are hidden in some remote star systems that are inaccessible to people.

...If you include these bandit and bandit forces, there will be even more.

I'm afraid that the total number of all the forces in the entire Haijin Star Territory will not be able to defeat them if they are less than fifty.

But the strange thing is.

Although these dozens of forces are at odds with each other.

It split into more than ten camps, and they often fought with each other.

They often get into fights over trivial things.

Some wars between rival camps can even last for hundreds of years.

They looked like sworn enemies.

Can be biased.

Most of them have the same culture and race.

Whether it is appearance, physical signs, genes, language, habits...etc., almost all characteristics are highly similar.

If you consider that many of these forces have hundreds of thousands of years of history.

If we also take into account the possibility of "some acquired differences caused by thousands of years of independent evolution".

Then this 'high similarity' can even be directly judged as 'completely consistent'.

In other words.

——From a biological point of view, this means that there is at least a 99% possibility that they originated from the same species and have the same ancestor.

By the standards of the interstellar era.

'Species are consistent' is basically equivalent to 'origin civilization is consistent'.

and.

Although among the more than fifty forces, there are indeed some species that are different.

But according to the records in the book.

This group of people is extremely small in number.

And they are basically outsiders.

He is not an aboriginal person of the Haijin Star Territory.

So...

In other words.

All the local forces in the Haijin Star Region, no matter what signs they use or what banners they put up.

In fact, they all originate from the same civilization.

Most likely in some kind of devastating disaster;

Or in an extremely brutal all-out war.

Just got to where we are today.

..

Another relatively complete information, the 'Lost Era - A Brief History of the Great Collapse Era', found from the data terminal of the second engineer of a certain starship, gives more information and serves as supporting evidence:

Including Umbrella-Mongolian cooperation.

In almost all Haijin local forces.

From the official to the private sector, there is a consistent caliber.

They all agree with the view that 'all Haijin people have the same ancestors and originated from the same civilization'.

At most, among the many forces that continue to exist today, no one is convinced by the other about 'who is the orthodox one'.

But based on unanimous consensus.

In an incalculable time ago, the Haijin people had indeed established a very large united nation.

That is their theoretical 'origin civilization'.

Although the specific age is unknown.

And except for the only one that has been clearly recorded, the name 'Confederation of Stars'.

There is almost no remaining information about ancient civilizations.

But there are still a lot of 'Galaxy Miracles' in the Star Territory.

It is perfect evidence of the existence of this lost civilization.

In this history book with a bit of popular science nature,

The records of these 'miracles of the galaxy' are full of nostalgia and envy.

In a very enthusiastic tone, the author praises "these great buildings that can cover the sky and span the stars" for their majestic scale and exquisite craftsmanship.

You can tell he really likes these things.

Because here he wrote a full 50,000 words in one breath.

Thereafter.

The author also mourned the loss of their construction technology in a tone full of reminiscence.

Call it 'the regret of everyone in the entire star field'.

By the way, at the end, there is no trace of contempt for the current governments of many forces:

'Don't take the porcelain job without that diamond.

If you don't know how to maintain the miracles of the galaxy, don't mess around with it... Look, by destroying so many miracle creations, isn't it equivalent to committing a crime against the people of the entire star field? '

Seeing Su Wen here, I subconsciously felt that he looked familiar:

'A steel cage large enough to envelop a star';

'A high-altitude ring surrounding the planet';

'An ancient forge suspended above a neutron star'...

...oops.

Isn't this an interstellar masterpiece?

The 'stellar steel cage' is probably a Dyson sphere.

'A high-altitude ring surrounding the planet'.

This must be some kind of orbital ideal city.

To the Suzheng Empire, this thing had no sense of existence.

But for the vast majority of non-Gestalt civilizations that have 'population housing needs'.

An ideal orbital city built on the planet's low-Earth orbit would not occupy valuable planetary land.

It also provides a large amount of available building space.

It was simply full of treasures.

It can be said that real estate is a must-have for every interstellar civilization. Even in the interstellar era, it still gives the government a headache. There is no civilization that does not want as much building land as possible.

As for 'The Ancient Forge on the Neutron Star'...

Turtle.

What the hell else could there be?

It can only be the 'Giga Zero Element Forge' that he has been thinking about for several months!

...Okay, that does look familiar.

Su Wen had been thinking about it for so long that he would take out the design drawings almost every now and then to take a look at the good stuff.

It's impossible to think that it doesn't look familiar.

Even the author of that history book,

It's obviously an outsider who doesn't know much about this technology.

But his relatively one-sided record,

Let Su Wen recognize the essence of these things at a glance.

obviously.

The ancestors of the Haijin people were indeed very wealthy.

Otherwise, it would be impossible to build so many interstellar giant structures.

The 'Orbital Ideal City' can barely be said to be a planetary megastructure.

But the 'Dyson Sphere' and the 'Zero Element Forge' are already real interstellar giants, even galactic giants.

At this level, even with the current industrial level of the empire, it would take "all the efforts of the whole country" to be able to start work.

And look at the meaning of the author’s words,

In the entire Haijin Star Territory, there are more numerous and more types of 'Galaxy Miracle Creatures'.

This forced Su Wen to pay attention:

If the story in this book is true - and there is a good chance it is.

Then,

The rather inconsistent equipment configuration of these two Haijin star fleets, which are fighting each other, can be explained.

obviously.

This was the 'Fallen Remnant' script he had thought of before.

At least part of it.

What I got was the script of 'The Fallen Remnants' and the remnants of the 'Ancient Interstellar Structure'.

In this case, it makes sense that they would use a T1T4 level hyperspace engine with an average technology level above T5.

Maybe, in the Haijin Star Territory,

Is there still a certain 'autonomous production facility' left over from ancient times that is specifically used to produce hyperspace engines and is still operating normally?

This is not impossible.