Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1294 A sudden turn of events
The discovery of the Boundary Breaker and the destruction of the reconnaissance spacecraft meant that the location of the Great Voyage Organization was not far from being exposed. Although the Galactic Center Civilization said that they did a good job of concealment, their good work did not mean that all civilizations in the Great Voyage Organization did a good job.

Of course, all civilizations try to hide themselves, but they are limited by technology.

Even if the Boundary Breakers cannot follow the warp traces to find the headquarters of the Great Voyage Organization, they will conduct a galaxy-wide search. Judging from the current situation, the Boundary Breakers in the Midway Galaxy have existed for a long time. This is equivalent to their territory. They are familiar with the dark matter structure here, and the quantity is likely to be huge, so it probably won't be too difficult to find the Great Voyage Organization.

All civilizations in the Great Voyage Organization are deeply worried about this.

If a boundary breaker is discovered alone, many civilizations will not be too worried. After all, they have their own pride and capital to be proud of.

But now there are not only boundary breakers, but also the most deadly and bizarre deaths.

Under this inexplicable threat of death, even if no Boundary Breaker appeared, if things continued like this, many civilizations of the Great Voyage Organization would collapse.

However, at this stage, the Great Voyage Organization still believes that it can hold on, because the current death toll has not yet hurt the bones of a level six civilization, and it can still hold on for a while.

As for why they insisted instead of leaving directly, it must be because the long-distance voyage organization still needed supplies for the long-distance voyage!

It can be said that there are two difficult paths facing the Great Voyage Organization. One is to evacuate directly from the edge of the mid-galaxy and go to the most distant dark matter halo to mine dark matter, where the resources of the voyage can be slowly replenished through the material conversion technology. The other is to find a way to resist strange deaths and continue to mine the easily accessible bright matter here.

If no boundary breaker appears, the first path is a good choice. It is far away from the Midway Galaxy, and the strange deaths are obviously coming from the Midway Galaxy. So as long as you stay away from it and slowly mine dark matter ores in the most marginal areas, you can also complete the supply, but it will take a little longer.

A long voyage is an extremely time-consuming undertaking, so wasting a little time is actually nothing.

But now that the Boundary Breaker has appeared, if we choose to run to the outer edge of the dark matter halo of the Midway Galaxy to mine dark matter, we will most likely fail miserably.

Because the Great Voyage Organization cannot guarantee that there are no Boundary Breakers in that dark matter halo, and it is difficult to use dark matter for conversion. And the Great Voyage Organization's choice of this path means that it cannot produce warships in large quantities. If it is attacked by Boundary Breakers in this situation, it will have nowhere to escape.

Judging from the current situation, this probability is very high. The Boundary Breaker has obviously stayed in this galaxy for countless years, and may have already multiplied and thrived throughout the Midway Galaxy.

The Great Voyage Organization even suspected that the strange deaths were caused by the Boundary Breakers. This place might be the paradise for the Boundary Breakers because they can survive in this environment.

So what about choosing the second path?
Then they have to be prepared to fight the Boundary Breakers to the end, and in the environment of the Mid-galaxy, the Great Voyage Organization must face the dual threats from the Boundary Breakers and strange deaths.

To face the Boundary Breakers, it is obviously necessary to build more warships, and to face strange deaths, one needs to have the same resistance as the Awakeners, which is also a difficult thing for many level six people.

Some civilizations also proposed to let the residential spaceships of each civilization retreat to the outer void first. Their idea was correct. After all, if they stayed here for one more day, more lives would die due to strange death events. However, they forgot that the boundary breakers could appear anywhere where dark matter existed. Therefore, if a civilization's residential spaceships were to retreat to the outer edge of the dark matter of the midway galaxy, they would need a fleet escort, otherwise it would not be safe.

The Great Voyage Organization certainly didn't want to let each civilization act on its own. After all, that would disperse the power of the entire organization, making it easy for them to be defeated one by one by the boundary breakers who might discover them at some point. However, the impact of the strange deaths exceeded everyone's expectations, and many level six civilizations chose to retreat first when they saw the mass death of individual lives in their own civilization and had no way to prevent it in a short period of time.

All of them are decisions made based on the most fundamental interests of their own civilizations. And from the current perspective, these decisions are already decisions about the life and death of their civilizations in the eyes of those civilizations. Therefore, the five characteristic technological civilizations of the Great Voyage have nothing to say.

There were a total of thirty level six civilizations that decided to break away from the main force and retreat to the outer edge of the dark matter halo of the Midway Galaxy. They all believed that they could not solve the problem of strange deaths in a short period of time. One was a foregone conclusion, and the other was a possible event. Between the two evils, they chose the lesser of two evils, and they chose the first path.

The remaining ordinary level six civilizations still have some confidence in themselves, or in other words, they have confidence in the five major characteristic technological civilizations. They choose to grit their teeth and hold on, complete the supply here as soon as possible, and at the same time build more warships to deal with the threat from the Boundary Breakers.

However, the reality that followed once again hit the heart of the super-large long-distance navigation organization hard.

Since the Galactic Center Civilization discovered the Boundary Breakers and had their exploration spacecraft destroyed by them, traces of the Boundary Breakers have also appeared in various places in the Midway Galaxy. They came from the dark matter, purposefully destroyed the exploration spacecraft in various star fields in the Midway Galaxy, and then disappeared.

Not long after that, the Great Voyage Headquarters Star Region also discovered the existence of the Boundary Breakers. Also discovering the activities of the Boundary Breakers were the thirty Level 6 civilizations sailing towards the edge of the dark matter halo.

They directly encountered more than one million boundary breakers and had a great battle with them. In the end, the thirty level six civilizations defeated the more than one million boundary breakers with their numerical advantage and saved their own living spaceship, but at the same time exposed their position.

The worries of the Great Voyage Organization became a reality. The Midway Galaxy was truly a paradise for boundary breakers. It seemed that the dark matter of the entire galaxy had become their home.

I believe it won’t be long before more boundary breakers appear.

Sure enough, just over a decade later, a group of boundary breakers came from the dark matter world and attacked the four level six civilizations with some expertise in space technology located in the midway galaxy.

They were the four civilizations that had run to the Midway Galaxy to open up a small universe. They were worthy of being civilizations that had conducted relatively in-depth research in space technology. They were able to rely on their own strength to repel more than 100 million boundary breakers that had attacked.

But after the battle, they also knew that the situation was not optimistic. In order to defend their civilization, they mobilized almost the entire civilization's military force, with one civilization having about 1 billion warships. That is, 4 billion warships against more than 100 million boundary breakers, but it was very difficult to win, and they also lost nearly 1 billion warships.

The casualty ratio is frighteningly high.

The four level six civilizations with relatively powerful space technology were so frightened that they immediately withdrew their residential spacecraft clusters from the small universe and moved towards the locations of the five distinctive technological civilizations.

(End of this chapter)