Chapter 122 "Paradise"

——The request to join the "galactic homogeneous group" was finally approved, even though these censors were sincerely afraid of this civilization.

This seems to be a special omnic civilization that is extremely "fraternal" and grieves the divisions across the galaxy.

For this reason, they are like fighters, wanting to eliminate this gap and create a perfect galactic world.

Even if the means are somewhat "extreme".

Their kindness to organic creatures is not a pretense, they seem to be like this to everyone, just like a certain xenophilic civilization in the past.

But beneath this veneer of kindness lies the dangerous idea of ​​trying to assimilate all differences.

They are working hard to connect all living things, even mechanical intelligence, to their collective consciousness, even if this will cause those who value individuality to lose themselves.

However, the "galactic homogeneous group" is indeed not an extermination regime, they are just using another method to resolve galactic differences.

So after a fierce debate, the "Galactic Family" finally became a member of the "Galaxy Community", but their cautious introduction was also passed on to the entire galaxy.

From then on, the galactic civilizations also learned that a "fighter" who was working hard to eliminate all barriers had stepped onto the galactic stage.

After that, this group of exhausted inspectors had to go to recuperate, and another group of "joint inspection teams" went to review the situation of "Service Paradise".

In view of the situation encountered in the "Galactic Kindred", the inspectors who came to the "Serving Paradise" this time must be more informed.

They came to the home planet of "Serving Paradise" - an "ideal city" planet directly called "Paradise".

The official name of the "Ideal City" planet in the interstellar world is "Urban Planet", because its surface has been completely covered by tall artificial cities, and there is no natural landscape in sight, hence the name.

But more people like to call it the "Ideal City" because it has the largest population capacity outside the Ring World, and all living things can get the greatest satisfaction there, in all aspects.

However, its most basic function is to house people. The more people there are, the higher the production capacity will be. The "ideal city" is usually filled with office workers who voluntarily work overtime because of the favorable living environment.

Apart from the Lost Empire, there are currently very few known urban planets in the galaxy, and they are all controlled by a few established civilizations, who even move their capitals to ensure the safety of urban planets.

Therefore, we were able to see a new "ideal city" planet here in this omnic civilization, which surprised all the examiners.

"...To be honest, I didn't expect that this omnic that suddenly appeared would actually have an 'Ideal City'... At our level, it would take hundreds of years to achieve this step."

"Is this why people are so irritating? Their birth conditions are so perfect, and we can only be born from that place covered by drought and heat waves..."

"...It would be great if we also had such a planet."

Everyone harbors envy and a fleeting sense of malice.

Although it is not unusual for the weak to prey on the strong, now that the "Galaxy Community" has been established, battles between civilizations are often put on the negotiation table.

If this malicious intention is carried out, the stable situation that was finally formed may be in vain.

Besides, they haven't even accepted the legacy of the "Silent One" yet, so there's no need to feel taboo about this for the time being.

Not to mention that the background behind this civilization called "Serving Paradise" may be a bit big.

So after exchanging bitter words, this group of examiners entered the "Paradise" and began their on-the-spot investigation.

As expected, they were greeted by the servitor robots from "Serving Paradise".

They had also read those documents and knew that this was an omnic civilization with only 10% of the organic population and 90% of the mechanical population.

And those organisms called "masters" can tell from the name that the omnics attach great importance to them, and it is absolutely impossible to come to greet them in person. It is very normal to see the servitors here.

But there are also situations that are inconsistent with the information they know, that is, these servitors... seem to be very indifferent to them.

"...Didn't you say 'want to turn all organisms into their masters'? How do you feel..."

The servitors who came to greet them wore a bionic skin that seemed to be customized to imitate the appearance of their "master".

Although this layer of skin is not that important to the servitors, under the requirements of their "master", they still try their best to make everything perfect.

The servitor simply told them coldly that some areas belonging to the "master" were exclusive to the public and then left them to their own devices. This made the inspectors who were waiting to see what "service" meant look at each other in disbelief.

At first they thought that the organic creatures called "masters" just liked to be treated like this, but when they accidentally saw what kind of life the servitors here provided to the "masters", they became a little unbalanced.

"...Is it necessary for a 'master' to have so many servitors? Judging from the efficiency of these servitors, one servitor is enough to meet all needs, right?"

What they saw was a scene of an organic being being surrounded by more than a dozen servitors and leaving. This was not an isolated case, almost all organisms were like this.

And these "masters" also look very similar to the appearance of the servitors. If it weren't for distinguishing them by their clothes, you wouldn't be able to tell that they were servitors for a while.

"It seems that the ratio is not exaggerated. There are indeed too few owners of these 'servitors'... so why don't they even provide us with some basic services?" Some people are a little confused and don't know what this differential treatment is.

Condition.

Even the attitude of the more extreme civilization "Galaxy Homogenes" is much better than that of the servitors here.

"But the appearance of these 'masters' and servitors looks familiar... Do you think they are similar to the robots of the 'Guardians' and 'Coordinators'?"

"...That's true. Although there are a lot of extra organs that look like those of other animals, they are still generally similar..."

"So it's basically certain that this 'Serving Paradise' civilization is at least related to a lost empire? It's really lost at the starting line..."

Although sad, these censors quickly cheered up. Even though they already knew some incredible background, they still had to go through the procedures, even if it was just a pretense.

So they started a vacation trip to the "Ideal City".

"...To be honest, at first I thought there would definitely be a large number of industrial cities here. After all, ideal cities are generally used for this, but..."

Before the censor could finish speaking, he was addicted to the virtual world and it took him a long time to get out.

At this time, he also changed from being energetic at the beginning to being in a daze, and could not even stand firmly. He looked like he didn't know what kind of useless life he had experienced in the virtual world, so that when he woke up, he was still a little unbelievable and wished he could...

Go back again.

But he is not the only one like this, in fact all the censors have been entered into the virtual world.

The good ones among them have persisted until now, while the low-spirited ones are sitting on the sidelines languidly. Those who don't know better think it's something serious.

The gap between this urban planet and their imagination was huge, almost making them think that their knowledge was wrong.

The cities covering the surface of this planet are not for production or trade, but for... entertainment.

Large-scale entertainment and leisure centers and recuperation centers can be seen everywhere here. The virtual facilities everywhere allow people to immerse themselves in the virtual world at any time and enjoy the spiritual enrichment brought by entertainment.

Every imaginable way to relieve stress and relax is available here. Even residential areas are surrounded by various entertainment equipment.

The creatures living here don't seem to have to work at all, they just have to play according to their preferences.

Even if you can't find what you like, those virtual devices will create a world that absolutely suits your preferences in the virtual world, making it irresistible.

It looks like a coveted "paradise".

However, it may be that the design did not consider the situation that they, the reviewers, would be "unaccompanied by servitors". They would be immersed in the virtual world uncontrollably without the assistance of supporting facilities, which made their "vacation trip" end just as it began.

Already.

They were so exhausted that they even lay down on the ground and fell asleep regardless of their appearance. If this picture were spread, it would probably cause a facial blow to the civilization behind them. It is difficult to imagine that these "ambassadors" would look like this.

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In the end, some passing servitors carried them into the sanatorium. After a short period of careful care, they were successfully revived. However, their energy returned to its peak under the influence of some special medicines, and it was completely invisible.

They were almost fooling around before.

"...Has your video equipment been turned off?" An examiner lying in the recuperation cabin suddenly asked this question, and he breathed a sigh of relief after receiving an affirmative answer.

"Fortunately, at least this way I won't be fined..." Thinking that he still had to worry about a little salary, and looking at the unusually happy life of the "owners" here, he couldn't help but sigh again.

"...To be honest, if I could, I wouldn't want to go back... There are no annoying bosses here, and there is no need to worry about life, and there is no need to be afraid... Why wasn't I born here?"

"Yo? You surrendered so quickly? He is really a tough-minded man!"

"... Are you worthy of talking about me? You just played the most vicious game!"

Several censors who were close to each other quarreled again, but then they were stunned again, and then they laughed helplessly.

Busy at work, how long has it been since they felt so relaxed?

"Sigh...it's really irritating to see people compare to each other...it's better to hurry up and go back. This civilization is really powerful. I'm afraid I will become a useless person if I stay any longer."

These inspectors all sighed and came down from the recuperation cabin, preparing to leave this sad place.

But before they left, they asked a servitor one last question.

"We want to know, is what you said about 'serving all organisms' a lie? We are also organisms, so why don't you seem too interested?"

The machine servant also told them the answer very sincerely:

"...We need to explain in advance that what we are talking about is 'turning all organisms into our masters', not 'serving all organisms'. Sir, please do not misinterpret our underlying agreement."

"As for the reason why we can't get service, it's also very obvious. That is that you and other adults are not our 'masters'. You are too ugly."

"If you want to be our 'master', we have a full set of gene editing methods and physical modification methods here. We will make you a 'master' that is the same as hers in terms of intelligence, body, and appearance.

'A similar, perfect 'master', and it's free."

"So...are you willing to be our 'master'?"
Chapter completed!