Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1229 Across the Sea of ​​Stars
Due to the current situation, no civilization opposed the proposal of the Galactic Center Civilization. Even the Shenju Civilization took the initiative to dispatch probes to help search for low-level civilizations in the Beikui Galaxy.

Other civilizations in the Galactic Expedition Organization also contributed their efforts. Their goal was to find the low-level civilizations in the Beikui Galaxy, tell them the truth that the galaxy is about to be two-dimensionalized, and invite them to board their spaceships and leave the galaxy.

In the years that followed, the Galactic Grand Voyage Organization encountered quite a few low-level civilizations. After understanding the truth, most of these civilizations believed in the Grand Voyage Organization and were willing to follow it out of the star field. Only a small number of civilizations that thought they were highly alert believed that this was a scam. In fact, the majority of these civilizations were level one to three.

They believed that there was no unprovoked kindness in the universe and that the Great Voyage Organization must have some ulterior motive for doing so, so they rejected the invitation from the Great Voyage Organization.

The Great Voyage Organization did not force it. As the saying goes, good words cannot persuade a damned ghost. If these civilizations do not believe, then they can only wish for the best.

As for those civilizations that were willing to believe, the Silver Heart Civilization thought that they would be kept in captivity and turned into their vassal races. However, the Divine Judgment Civilization exposed their idea on the spot and expressed firm opposition.

At the same time, the Shenju civilization proposed a plan, which is to return freedom to these civilizations after the new galaxy is created, and allow them to develop freely in the new galaxy.

In the words of the Shenju civilization, it means returning hope to the universe, because they feel that the voyages of the Great Voyage Organization may not be successful, and other civilizations should not be deprived of the right to develop all at once, but should be allowed to develop freely. Perhaps in the future they can inherit the will of the Great Voyage and stand on the shoulders of the Great Voyage Organization to continue moving forward.

It has to be said that although the Shenju civilization is sometimes very arrogant and looks down on civilizations without distinctive technologies, their actions have resonated with most of the sixth-level civilizations of the Great Voyage Organization, such as human civilization.

As the youngest sixth-level civilization in the Great Voyage Organization, the actions of the Divine Hour Civilization reminded the human civilization of the kindness shown to them by the Awakener and the shelter provided by the Divine Hour Civilization. If they were all like the Silver Heart Civilization, there might be no human civilization today.

Although other civilizations do not have such legendary experiences as human civilization, they also have their own stories and they also had their weak times, so after the Shenju civilization proposed the plan, they all expressed their support.

In the end, the Galaxy Voyage Organization implemented this plan in all civilizations in the name of the organization. Although the Silver Heart Civilization was somewhat unwilling, they would not be foolish enough to oppose it when they knew that opposition would be futile. Moreover, the moment this thing resonated with all the sixth-level civilizations, it had become the moral high ground of the Great Voyage Organization.

Therefore, the Yinxin Civilization not only has to accept it with a pinch of the nose, but also has to put itself in the position of the initiator of the rescue plan.

The way the Great Voyage Organization carries these low-level civilizations is also simple. They just pack the instruments and scientific knowledge needed to rebuild the civilization and bring them onto the transport ship of the sixth-level civilization. Their population also lives together in a sixth-level civilization residential spaceship.

The size of low-level civilizations is not that large. For a level six civilization, it only needs three or four sub-civilization-level spacecraft to take them all out.

In this way, the Galactic Expedition Organization was carrying out the life-saving plan while searching for the traces of the pioneers and preparing to set off again.

Under the constraints of the tripartite memorandum of understanding, the great voyage to find the pioneers finally no longer had to worry about being harassed. Not only was there no harassment, the Falcon Voyage Organization and the Paper Civilization were also looking for traces of the pioneers, but in the end the three parties found nothing.

Perhaps the traces left by the pioneers have been covered by the two-dimensional area. But it doesn't matter, because in the star map left by the pioneers, this galaxy is just an intermediate supply station. If you can't find it here, just follow the star road they preset. As long as you reach the end of the route marked on the star map, you can find the pioneer ruins.

After all, the star map left by the pioneers is just a preset star map route. Therefore, as long as we find the clues in the end, we may know where the pioneers will go next. If we can't find it, the Great Voyage Organization can only find the way by itself.

As for the life-saving plan, it went relatively smoothly. At the moment the Great Voyage Organization set sail, they received reports of more than 400 civilizations, including ten level five civilizations, more than fifty level four civilizations, and the rest were level one to three civilizations.

For the intelligent life forms of these civilizations, crossing the galaxy is like a dream. They have never thought that one day in their lifetime they would be able to cross the sea of ​​stars and start a new life on the other side of such a distant galaxy.

Of course, only some intelligent life forms of level four and five civilizations can have new lives here. As for other intelligent life forms of lower-level civilizations, from the moment they are fortunate enough to step onto the spacecraft of level six civilization, they are destined to devote their whole lives to the journey.

This was because their life technology could seldom support them reaching the other side of the galaxy. It was too far away, and even the navigation technology of a level six civilization would take nearly ten thousand years.

So they could only write down all these experiences in the history of their own civilization so that the next generation and even the next generation would know the origin of their civilization.

Of course, the most important thing is to record the "Galactic Grand Expedition Organization".

For these low-level civilizations, this will be a legendary experience. It is foreseeable that the name of the Galaxy Grand Voyage Organization will always be in the historical records of each of their civilizations. They will also write the name of each civilization in the Grand Voyage Organization and put it in the historical records for their descendants to learn and remember that there is such a great and kind organization that brought them from the abyss to a new world and gave each of their civilizations a new life.

They will also remember the receding figure of the Great Voyage Organization, and when they have grown strong enough to sail far, they will follow the reverent gaze of their predecessors and embark on the journey of the Great Voyage.

Perhaps it is more than that. Perhaps many years later, the names of civilizations such as the Galactic Expedition Organization, human civilization, Divine Civilization, Awakener Civilization, Galactic Heart Civilization, Daya Civilization, etc. may become keywords that trigger some common topic.

Because of these words, originally unfamiliar civilizations might suddenly become two like-minded allies and then embark on a long voyage together.

For example, after these civilizations develop, if they are lucky enough to encounter the Celestial Dog civilization on their great voyages one day, then as long as they tell each other about their relationship with the great voyage organization or some civilizations in the organization, perhaps they can eliminate the barriers and come together.

This may be the charm of Shenju civilization's saying "leaving hope for civilization and leaving hope for the universe."

(End of this chapter)