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Chapter 09

Part One: The Archaic Era: The Wave of World-Creation

Xenarchive Historical Chronicle, part one: the archaic era, chapter 3: The Wave of World-Creation.

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[Overview of the Era] About the world-creation wave. Its specific start time and end time are no longer available. Modern academic circles usually refer to the long historical stage after the first world-creation phenomenon and before the official formation of the world era as the world-creation wave. This title first appeared in the ninth era. The source has been lost. At present, the academic circles generally believe that. The world-creation wave is the most important period of realm expansion in known history. A large number of ancient worlds exist. and a huge number of dead world ruins. are thought to have been formed during this stage. So some historians think. The foundation of the modern world structure. It was actually born during the world-creation wave.

【About world-creation quantity】 How long will the world-creation wave last? There is no unified conclusion yet. Regarding how many worlds were born during this period. There are also no reliable statistics. Existing academic research shows. A large number of ancient worlds have been unable to confirm the specific birth time. The history of some realms even predates the current dating system. at the same time. New dead world ruins are still being discovered all over the universe. Therefore, most researchers believe that. A realm that can be identified today. Only a part of the actual products of the world-creation wave.

【About Ancient World】 Modern scholarship usually treats the history as extremely remote. The realms whose creator's identity cannot be confirmed are collectively called ancient realms. It is worth noting. A large number of the creators of the ancient world have been completely lost. Its civilization has died. The race has become extinct. The inheritance has been severed. But the world itself still exists. Some ancient worlds even continued to influence later generations for many eras.

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