Chapter 10
Part One: The Archaic Era: The Post-Creation Era
Xenarchive Historical Chronicle, part one: the archaic era, chapter 4: The Post-Creation Era.
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[Overview of the Era] The post-world-creation era is usually considered to be formed in the middle and late stages of the world-creation wave. As a large number of post-celestial realms continue to appear. The total amount of intelligent life continues to grow. The number of civilization sites began to increase significantly. This change did not occur in a single world. Nor did it occur at the same time. Existing evidence shows. Similar phenomena widely appear in life stars, worlds, places and between. Therefore, modern academic circles generally believe that. The most important feature of the post-world-creation era is not world-creation. Rather, it is the growth in the scale of civilization. Many researchers believe that. Before the Lost Age. The universe already has a huge number of mature civilizations.
[About the phenomenon of civilization expansion] Among the large-scale ancient civilization sites that have been discovered so far. Most are believed to have formed in the post-world-creation era. The scale of some sites far exceeds those of the Fire Age and the Pathfinder Era. Among the ruins found on multiple independent worlds. There is obvious aggregation phenomenon. The number of settlements increased. The building structure is complicated. The scope of artificial transformation is expanded. In some areas, there are even groups of ruins covering continental scale. Since there is no known connection between the civilizations involved. Therefore, modern academic circles generally believe that. The post-world-creation era may be the first period of large-scale civilization expansion in ancient history.
【About ancient records】 One of the most talked about discoveries in the post-world-creation era. It is the emergence of a large number of record carriers.
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