Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 735 X-ray Perspective

"Wisdom, what exactly are you?" After reading Booker's information, Shi Lifen sighed inwardly.

Booker has bad luck and a miserable fate, but it is not something she can control, nor is it something she should consider. She only needs to stand on the standpoint of mankind and do things that are beneficial to mankind, because she is a human being, not Booker.

Deep down in her heart, Shi Lifen actually sympathized with the Booker race, but she would not neglect the investigation work. As long as she found that the Booker race was really suitable for developing into a vassal race, she would write it truthfully in the work report and would recommend humans to buy them.

Sympathy is sympathy, but it doesn't mean she should be considered a traitor.

And according to the information she obtained, there are already many alien civilizations that have purchased Booker species, and the fate of Booker species has been completely controlled by the dynamic picture civilization.

Of course, being bought by an alien civilization in this way is also another way for the continuation of the race, but this method is a bit difficult to describe.

However, a group of three civilizations crossed the suburbs and came to the city where Booker lived.

Because of its huge size, the city’s buildings and roads are also unusually large. Human tactical armor is only 15 or 16 meters high and does not seem crowded when walking on the streets.

This is the first time in so many years that humans have walked on the streets of a planetary city. Although they are not really on the ground, the advanced sensors of the tactical armor give them an immersive feeling.

So as soon as they entered the city, Shi Lifen and her group looked around curiously.

Tactical armor can fly, as can the "Iron Train Man" mecha of the dynamic picture civilization (Gurgi civilization), and the rocket-type mecha of the orange star civilization. In fact, at the beginning, the guide of the dynamic picture civilization asked humans and the orange star civilization to fly in, but they were rejected by the expedition teams of the two civilizations.

They obviously wanted to see what this planet with modern life was like, and what they saw along the way satisfied their curiosity.

The city has buildings and roads, and each road has special marking rules. Vehicles as big as houses are running on the roads, and bookmen are coming and going on the sides of the roads.

Such a sparse and ordinary scene made the humans in the expedition team watch with great fascination, because such a scene is so similar to the Earth. Some of them are elderly people from the Earth era, and they are full of emotion about it.

They never dreamed that one day they would be able to see blue sky and white clouds and city streets thousands of light years away from the earth. Although the people walking on the street were as big as elephants, such an experience was really a bit fantasy, oh no, it should be science fiction.

You look at me, I look at you.

Observation is mutual. When the human and Orange Star Civilization expedition teams were curiously looking at the city scenery, the Bookers walking on the street were also looking at the pile of moving mechas, and before the mechas came over, they avoided them for fear of being stepped on by the tall mechas.

Some big Bookers who took little Booker out shopping would simply carry little Booker on their backs and hide far away, fearing that their children would be crushed by those tall mechas.

Of course, there were also some bold bookers who just walked on their own, unmoved by the huge legs of the human tactical armor stepping past them. They didn't seem to worry about being stepped on, or they were numb, because there was no trace of agility in their eyes.

"Your management seems to be not very good. You have made them numb."

The detector on the tactical armor captured the gaze of Booker at her feet, who was not avoiding or giving way. Shi Lifen had studied biology for many years, and they were all alien creatures, so she was very sensitive to such a look and realized that there was something wrong, so she sent a message to Guide Wei.

Guide Wei didn't care. "There are always some who are sick with too many numbers, but it doesn't affect the overall quality. Dear guests, don't think some of the Bookers are stupid, but they are only a minority. I'm not afraid to tell you that some of their Bookers are still making futile resistance, so you must be careful. We are likely to be attacked if we walk on the street like this.

This is not our problem. You should know that this is the manifestation of a potential race. If there is no resistance, there is no need for us to sell them to you." "I know!" Shi Lifen replied.

Then another strange radio wave appeared in the public channel established by the three teams. Translated into words that humans can understand, it was: "Ha, you are called the Star Alliance, too much time has been wasted. We think these Bookers are good. Of course, the environment of this planet is also good. It has a vast orange ocean and a beautiful sky. It's a pity that we can't take it away, otherwise we would want to buy the whole planet. Well, I think this is a good deal. By the way, how many Bookers are there in this city?"

These words were obviously said by the delegation of Orange Star Civilization.

"About 80 million!" Guide Wei answered on the public channel.

"Not enough, not enough. We need at least 200 million. The resources for exchange are already on their way, but we need to make it clear how the deal will be done. Do you want us to help load the ship or do we do it ourselves?"

"In order to avoid casualties during the loading process and cause trading disputes, of course you will pick up the sold goods yourself."

"Okay we get it."

The two civilizations were communicating on the public channel so early, and just a few words determined the fate of the Booker city.

Of course, there has been no official transaction yet, and the Booker class in this city is not considered to be from the Orange Star civilization.

Shi Lifen had some knowledge of the Orange Star Civilization, but she really didn't know what their life forms were. In fact, none of the three civilizations, the human civilization, and the Orange Star Civilization knew each other's life forms, and they all tacitly didn't ask.

But not asking does not mean not knowing. First of all, we can make some guesses based on the appearance of the mecha. Secondly, because the three parties need to communicate with each other in terms of language dictionaries, we can also gain some understanding from this aspect.

For example, the orange color in the language of the Orange Planet civilization actually corresponds to the blue color of humans. Just as the leader of their expedition team just said: This planet has a vast orange ocean.

But in the eyes of humans, the ocean of this planet is clearly blue.

There is also the color of metal. In their language description, metal is basically black, plastic is basically blue, and so on.

From these factors, Shi Lifen keenly realized that the mother planet of the Orange Star Civilization is likely to have a blue ocean and is also a blue planet when viewed from space. Otherwise, they would not think that the environment of this planet is good. It is only because of their different visual perception that they think their mother planet is orange.

Shi Lifen checked the database for these different color discrimination features and came to an astonishing conclusion that the eyes of the Orange Star civilization are likely to be X-ray receptors, which means that they can directly see X-rays.

For them, the X-ray band is equivalent to the visible light band for humans. This may be related to the environment of their home planet and their "sun".

It's amazing that an intelligent life form can see X-rays directly, but it's a pity that we have no way of knowing their evolutionary process.

As expected, the universe is full of wonders, and the evolution of life is also varied. Each race has different growth conditions and a different perspective on nature, so their perspectives on the world are also different.

This may be one of the factors that led to the birth of special technology.

(End of this chapter)