All in all, Atlan was such a creature …
It turned out that they lived in the 'Middle Ages' period in a certain world and escaped to a space station because of the 'End of the World' …
After they entered the space station, they were still in the 'Middle Ages' period. Their technology from the Middle Ages to the Voids was developed in the space station.
When the resources were about to be exhausted, they encountered the world of the Voids.
How did they develop technology in such a narrow place? However, the space station was probably not built by them, so there might be some information inside …
During the development, the resources inside were also consumed very quickly. The resources that could have been used for a longer time were quickly consumed, so they planned to migrate to other rollers.
At that time, Atlan parked the space station near the world of the Voids, then took a small flying machine and flew to … the mother sphere of the Voids.
"When we first arrived in that world, we encountered a kind of creature. There were many of them and they were quite barbaric, but our cultural scientist believed that this kind of creature could be educated."
It was written in the 'Records of the Stone'.
When they encountered the Voids, the Voids were probably in a more 'primitive' stage. However, because the Voids were much larger than Atlan, they were considered very dangerous …
However, Atlan did not seem to be at war with the Voids. Instead, their relationship became better.
Atlan taught the Voids many things, such as their language, technology, and so on. They allowed the former Voids to develop rapidly.
And after they developed. Some of the Voids migrated to other continents. They taught the technology they learned to the Voids in other continents, so the Voids had all kinds of countries, and then many branches of their language …?
Lin guessed that this should be the case, but there was no detailed explanation.
The only thing that Atlan did not teach the Void Dwellers was their Void Travel Technique and weapon technology.
In fact, Atlan's weapon technology was not very advanced, but at least it was much better than the Voids of the past. However …
"These six-limbed creatures surprised us. Their brains were like small thorns growing on their heads, but their learning ability was very strong. They even learned our weapon manufacturing technology … "
Based on the records, it seemed that the Voidfolk had slowly learned Atlan's weapon technology after interacting with them for a long time. However, they did not learn Void technology. Perhaps it was because it was useless at that time, or perhaps Atlan had never activated their aircraft.
But weapons were often used, after seeing more of them, the Voidpeople would naturally learn how to use them.
Atlan also built a kingdom in the world of the Voidfolk. However, they didn't seem to have expanded much. They were basically staying on a single continent.
Later on. Obviously, there was a conflict.
There were many Voidfolk living together with Atlan. Initially, they were relatively peaceful, but as individual creatures … it was difficult for them to maintain this.
Because they were of different races, conflicts slowly arose between them, and in the end, it turned into a war … Because the Voidfolk had learned Atlan's technology, the war between the two ended in a tie.
In the long war, Atlan seemed to be slowly suppressed by the Voidpeople. Both sides had about the same number of people, but the size of the Voidpeople played a key role …
The Voidpeople were indeed bigger, but they were not tall. Their height was about the same as Atlan's, so their rate of being hit was not higher than Atlan's.
On the other hand, the Voidpeople's running speed was faster than Atlan's, who only had two legs. At the same time, the Voidpeople could lower their bodies and crawl at high speed with their six limbs. In addition, if they were in close combat, the Voidpeople's strength was far greater than Atlan's. The difference in their bodies allowed the Voidpeople to slowly win.
And Atlan had no choice but to activate their aircraft that they had never activated before and leave the world of the Voidpeople …
In the war, the number of Atlan was reduced to about the same as when they first landed on the mother ball … So, they returned to the space station.
However, they were not willing to retreat just like that.
After they left, Atlan activated their newly developed weapon and blasted the Voidpeople who were fighting with them into ashes.
This weapon should be similar to the 'Type 78 Bomb' that the Voidpeople were using now.
So that was how it was. Atlan's weapon destroyed all the Voidpeople who lived with them and were the main ones who started the war against them. So after that … no Voidpeople remembered them?
Because the Voidpeople who were most familiar with Atlan were destroyed. Those who remembered Atlan were only the Voidpeople who had been educated and migrated to other continents …
And these Voidpeople slowly passed down these stories. After many generations, these stories slowly became legends. To the Voidpeople later on, Atlan was like a 'myth' …
That should be the case, although it was just a guess …
Back then, the war between Atlan and the Voidpeople took place on a smaller continent, so the Voidpeople from other continents did not know about this. Later on, when the Voidpeople returned to this continent, they only found that they had all disappeared.
Moreover, the Voidpeople who lived with Atlan did not keep in contact with their kind who went to other continents, so their history was quickly forgotten after they were destroyed.
Because after Atlan left the world of the Voidpeople and blew up their original residence, they did not return. Instead, they activated the space station and continued their journey in the Void …
Then, they arrived on the Frost Tumbler.
How did they get here? They should have activated a teleportation. However, it was not written in the Stone Record. It only said that after a period of time, they found a new place.
Then, it was just like what Lin knew now.
They went to live in a new place, encountered the Black Metal, built a shelter, and were finally destroyed.
Why did they not think of escaping back to the space station? Maybe it was because the Black Metal came from the Void, so they felt that they could not escape.
After they were destroyed, the Frost Tumbler was teleported to another place and became a wandering world.
This was the entire process, but there were obviously more than two races involved in this …
Because the technology of the Voidpeople originated from Atlan, the two races were so close. The Voidpeople that Lin saw now did not have any war with Atlan. They were all the descendants of the Voidpeople from other continents.
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