538: Chapter 538 New DNA Fragments

The information the little guy revealed was too much, leaving Oriental Chen speechless for a moment.

"What else do you want to know?" the robot asked.

"See if my understanding is correct."

"The earliest civilization in the Solar System began on Mercury 1 billion years ago. Then it achieved the colonization of Mars and Venus."

"That's right," the robot affirmed.

"Later, warships from the Sirius Galaxy arrived, and war broke out. This war led to the destruction of Mercury; part of it fell into the sun, and the other part became the Mercury we see today."

"Yes."

"The survivors on Mars and Venus counterattacked the Sirius Galaxy warships, then achieved victory but suffered heavy losses?"

"No. At that time, most of humanity's warships were anchored in the orbits of Mars and Venus, and that war ultimately achieved a complete victory."

"Then, since a complete victory was achieved, why did it turn out like this?" Oriental Chen asked.

"Actually, humanity was in the midst of a war at that time. The three main superpowers were Dragon Country, Bagu Country, and Sa America. According to the peace treaty, Mercury, as the common mother planet for human survival, was not allowed to have any form of war. So, in reality, Mars and Venus were the main battlefields for everyone's struggles," the robot explained.

"So, after the Sirius Galaxy warships were destroyed, a civil war broke out again?" Oriental Chen asked.

"No. After Mercury was destroyed, Venus and Mars became humanity's new homes. After a long period of negotiations, the three countries finally reached a new peace treaty. According to the new peace treaty, Venus became the new survival planet, and Mars served as the military planet."

"Why must there be a survival planet?" Oriental Chen asked.

"Firstly, because the weapons of various countries were too advanced and could destroy a country in an instant. In such a situation, stationing troops on the survival planet was too dangerous. On the other hand, building warships required a large amount of materials and energy, which would lead to the destruction of the planetary ecosystem and the depletion of resources," the robot explained.

"So that's how it was. But since a peace treaty was reached, why did they all disappear later?" Oriental Chen asked.

"I only discovered this after finding the Sirius Remnants on the moon hundreds of thousands of years ago."

Oriental Chen quietly looked at him, waiting for him to continue.

"Those remnants weren't just hiding there, doing nothing. On the contrary, they secretly carried out many small operations. These small operations were mainly divided into three types:"

"Genetic attacks, viral attacks, and indirect attacks."

"Not long after the Sirius Galaxy warships were eliminated, a large-scale population disappearance event occurred on Venus. Within a mere 500 Venusian years, the human population sharply decreased by 80%. Not only humans, but other species that migrated from Mercury also experienced large-scale disappearances."

"At that time, no one realized that this event was premeditated. The unanimous conclusion of scientists was that it was caused by humanity's own genetic defects. Some even came up with the species extinction hypothesis, believing that any species, over a long time scale, would inevitably experience hereditary extinction."

"That is to say, the extinction of any species is inevitable."

"It wasn't until hundreds of thousands of years ago that I discovered a newly added DNA segment by analyzing human genetic samples. This DNA segment can be understood as a backdoor program, which made humans more susceptible to certain viral attacks," the robot briefly explained.

"What a ruthless method!" Oriental Chen exclaimed.

"Actually, many, many things happened in between. But I won't go into detail now; just understand one thing: I am not your enemy," the robot said.

Oriental Chen looked at him but did not answer.

He admitted that this was not just a boastful robot.

At least he fully understood his thoughts and knew his concerns.

"Now, can you tell me why you can master the Nata People's technology?" the robot asked.

"Alright! My story is very simple. Before their extinction, the Nata People launched a miniature Space Station into space. This Space Station had been in a dormant state..."

Oriental Chen then recounted everything he knew.

"So that's how it is; those guys really stumbled into it," the robot said, nodding after listening to Oriental Chen's narration.

"What do you mean?" Oriental Chen asked.

"It's a good thing his Space Station was in a dormant state most of the time; otherwise, it would have been impossible for it to remain for over 200 million years," the robot said.

"How so?" Oriental Chen asked.

"Sirius controls a group of puppet people through genetic attacks, collectively known as the Moni People. Over 200 million years ago, it was they who came to Blue Star and destroyed the civilization established by the Nata People."

"So, if this Space Station wasn't very small and wasn't in a long-term dormant state, it wouldn't have survived until now," the robot said.

"So that's how it is!" Oriental Chen exclaimed.