CHAPTER 395: 300, CANGLAN CIVILIZATION IS A STRANGE CIVILIZATION

This moment.

Gaba Muda stared at the strange guy who claimed to be "Ghost" as if facing a formidable enemy, estimating his chances of survival if he engaged in battle with the other.

Or rather, whether he could make it out alive.

He gazed for a few moments, and his heart sank deeply.

Because Gaba Muda discovered that he couldn’t sense the Superpower level of the other.

The Iron Fist Race possesses a racial talent called "Heart Sense," which is adept at discerning the strength levels of targets.

For the Warrior Level, whether Low Rank, Middle Rank, or High Rank, he could tell with a glance.

But now, in his Heart Sense, this figure rippling all over was like a mist.

This was very eerie.

He had never encountered such a situation.

And this only indicated one thing, the other was very strong.

At this moment.

The Ghost’s voice echoed again in his mind: "Trust me, I have no ill intent towards you. I come from a Civilization World called Canglan Civilization."

Gaba Muda immediately breathed a huge sigh of relief.

Heart Sense told him the other wasn’t lying, which meant he was temporarily not in danger.

A thought struck him, and he suddenly saw a path to survival.

If I follow the Ghost back to the Canglan Civilization, can I survive?

If I survive, then will there be hope to return home in the future?

Without hesitation, Gaba Muda clenched his two Iron Fists, making a gesture of crossing his fists: "Friend from Canglan Civilization, I greet you on behalf of the Iron Fist Civilization."

This is precisely the Iron Fist Race’s etiquette to show respect to guests.

Gaba Muda tentatively asked, "Mr. Ghost, Canglan Civilization should be a very powerful civilization, right?"

The reason he thought so was based on the following logic.

This Ghost had the confidence to wander alone in the Primordial World, so his strength must not be low.

And for such a powerful figure, the civilization he belongs to can’t be weak.

Gaba Muda then asked, "Our Iron Fist Civilization belongs to the ’Ancient Celestial Sixty-eight World Groups,’ you should be from another World Group, right?"

Because after trying to recall, he found he didn’t seem to have any impression of a "Canglan Civilization." Hence, he assumed the other came from another World Group.

On the opposite side.

Yang Fan floated in mid-air like a true Ghost, his expression somewhat peculiar.

He never expected that, on a whim today, he’d decide to take a look at the Sea of Death Black Sand.

Unexpectedly, just as he entered the Primordial World, he sensed the presence of a Mysterious Race.

This truly wasn’t a forewarning of the Dream Realm.

It was just a simple coincidence.

Yang Fan glanced at this race resembling a metallic person and shook his head, saying, "Canglan Civilization is not strong, and I don’t know which World Group Canglan Civilization belongs to."

Gaba Muda felt a little confused.

Generally speaking, when any Civilization World arrives for more than twenty years, there’s a high probability of other Civilization Worlds initiating contact.

Newly arrived Civilization Worlds, by paying a not too significant price, can gain a lot of knowledge about Civilization Worlds, the Primordial World, and even receive certain assistance from established civilizations.

This cost has a term—guide fee.

A group of established Civilization Worlds in every World Group forms a small circle, taking turns to collect guide fees from new Civilization Worlds.

This is considered an unwritten rule among various World Groups.

And with Mr. Ghost’s inscrutable power, even if he’s not of the Knight Rank, he’s at least a High Rank Warrior.

From this calculation, Canglan Civilization has at least descended for thirty or forty years. How could it possibly not know which World Group Canglan Civilization belongs to?

Yang Fan noticed the other’s confusion and explained: "The first stage of a Civilization World’s descent to the Primordial World is the capture phase.

"In the early stage of the capture phase, one can only determine which ’Realm’ the Civilization World will fall into.

"During the middle stage of the capture phase, one can determine the ’World Domain’ the Civilization World belongs to, and only in the later stage can determine the specific World Group."

The so-called "Realm," "World Domain," "World Group," are all artificially set regional concepts.

Each Realm typically contains ten to twenty World Domains.

Each World Domain includes fifty to eighty World Groups.

The number of Civilization Worlds encompassed in a World Group ranges from over a hundred to three or four hundred.

In prosperous Realms, the number of Civilization Worlds can reach an astonishing few hundred thousand.

In remote Realms, there may only be tens of thousands of Civilization Worlds.

Gaba Muda understood the implications of these words and was greatly shocked: "Could Canglan Civilization still be in the middle stage of the capture phase? How is that possible?"

If it’s the middle stage of the capture phase, it means Canglan Civilization likely hasn’t been around for more than twenty years.

Yet, in just twenty short years, Canglan Civilization managed to produce a powerful figure like Ghost.

This was truly astounding.

Gaba Muda remembered a question and couldn’t help but ask: "Has Canglan Civilization established a World Gate to the Sea of Death Black Sand?"

Without the help of established civilizations, it’s very difficult for a new civilization to establish a World Gate.

If Canglan Civilization does not have a World Gate, then Mr. Ghost might have accidentally ended up at the Sea of Death Black Sand.

And by some extremely lucky chance stumbled upon some adventure, leading to a dramatic increase in power.

Though this is a very low-probability event, with perhaps one or two occurrences in an entire World Group, it cannot be ruled out.

Yang Fan glanced at Gaba Muda’s metallic face and replied, "Three days ago, Canglan Civilization established its second World Gate, and I am the first Canglan person to pass through that World Gate."