Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1341 Lonely Black Hole

As for unique technological creations, even if you find the right path, it is not that easy to achieve.

Think about how many years the Shenju civilization spent hiding in the hidden microcosm in order to create a neutron battle star, how many years it took the Yinxin civilization to successfully master the relevant detection technologies, and how many years the Awakener has not made any progress.

Special technology should not be something that a level six civilization can master. It’s just that some races are gifted and have managed to carve out a path out of a dead end. Other civilizations cannot understand it, so every special technological creation is like a wonder.

It can be predicted that for a long time in the future, the combat effectiveness of the Daya civilization will not be enhanced because of their unique technologies, and they still need the escort of the Great Navigation Organization.

This might be the benefit of being in the organization. If it were outside, and the state of the Daya civilization was known to an unfamiliar level six civilization, it would definitely be plundered.

The Daya civilization is also very clear about this, so they have always clung firmly to human civilization.

Time passed by, and after the Great Voyage Organization arrived at the New Galaxy, they did not stay for long and continued on their way. During this period, some minor incidents happened, probably normal exchanges with the local civilization. However, the local level six civilization of the New Galaxy was similar to that of the Houqi Galaxy, and basically they all hid themselves.

It took only a few hundred years from the time the Great Voyage Organization arrived to the time they left, and they were unable to even tour the entire galaxy, so naturally they were unable to complete their exploration, and of course they did not discover those level six civilizations.

They did come into contact with a level six civilization, but this civilization was clearly wary of the Great Voyage Organization, and remained hesitant after being invited to join. It was not until the day when the Great Voyage Organization completed its supply and decided to set sail that they agreed to join.

However, they were rejected by the long-distance voyage organization that was about to set off. Why didn't they wait until the large fleet set sail before agreeing? That certainly couldn't be agreed to. After all, after agreeing, they still had to wait for them to change the entire civilization fleet into the long-distance voyage mode.

That civilization was filled with regret, knowing that they had missed a great voyage. So after the Great Voyage Organization left, they learned from their mistakes and began to call on all level six civilizations in the galaxy to stop fighting and unite for the Great Voyage.

The Great Voyage Organization, which had set sail again, continued to follow the star map of the Divine Element Civilization, crossing one galaxy after another and disappearing into the vast sea of ​​stars.

Perhaps because they planned the new route according to the "Hidden Star Map", the Great Voyage Organization did have a lot less trouble on the subsequent road, but at the same time, they never found any trace of the Pioneers again.

Having already traveled more than half of the distance, the Great Voyage Organization has become quite familiar with star voyages. The absence of traces left by the pioneers to guide them does not affect their progress. It just adds a bit of loneliness and worry.

In this way, year after year, the Galactic Expedition Team once again advanced 100 million light years towards its destination.

During this period, the Great Voyage Organization encountered boundary breakers, large four-dimensional space fragments, two-dimensional areas, and even an entire two-dimensional galaxy. There are also some areas where it is unknown what physical rules have been modified.

Fortunately, the Star Defenders were knowledgeable and the Great Voyage Organization listened to their advice and, under their guidance, decisively passed through the gaps between various debris, thus avoiding the tragedy of destruction during the voyage in the void space due to energy problems.

The journey was not always smooth. It was less severe when encountering harsh local civilizations or other long-distance navigation organizations. After all, the Galactic Long-distance Navigation Organization was not made of clay. The most dangerous thing was that during the voyage, the way forward was suddenly blocked by an unimaginably large area of ​​turbulent rules.

Obviously, those were the traces left by the cosmic civilization war that year. Some of them had been slowly repaired by the rules of the universe under the influence of time, just like large four-dimensional fragments, while some were still continuing to spread.

Along the way, everyone has truly witnessed what it means to be "full of holes". Of course, a journey of 42 million light years is not only full of difficulties, but also many new civilizations have joined the organization. After completing this journey, the Great Voyage Organization has also expanded from civilizations to .

However, during the voyage after receiving the 42nd level six civilization, the Great Voyage Organization discovered an unprecedented phenomenon.

That was the process of the Great Voyage Organization crossing from one galaxy to another. The various civilizations discovered that they were originally advancing according to the star map of the Divine Principle civilization, and planned to replenish supplies at the dark matter islands marked on the star map before continuing on their journey, arriving at a galaxy 590 million light-years away from their starting point.

Who would have thought that as the distance got closer, the so-called dark matter island turned out to be not a dark matter belt, but a huge and lonely black hole.

The black hole is located between two galaxies. Due to the huge distance, even the Shenju civilization thought that its gravitational effect was caused by the dark matter island.

However, as the Great Voyage Organization got closer and closer to it, everyone discovered that the black hole did not seem so lonely, because there were indeed some glowing stars around it, but not many, only about a hundred or so scattered around.

There are black holes and stars, and strictly speaking it is a galaxy. But there are too few stars, and they are all red dwarfs with long lifespans and dim light, and they can't be seen at all outside the distant sea of ​​stars.

However, with the arrival of the advance probe, the general outline of this desolate galaxy, which was hardly considered a galaxy, was also known to the civilizations of the Great Voyage Organization.

Originally, the Great Voyage Organization thought that all the other stars in the galaxy were swallowed up by the central black hole, but detection results showed that the black hole was only 500 times the mass of the sun, much smaller than the mass of the black hole at the center of the Milky Way, and even smaller than the central black hole of the Triangulum galaxy, the hometown of the Awakener.

Such a small black hole obviously disproves the theory of swallowing stars.

What's even more amazing is that this galaxy really only has red dwarfs, and the number is exactly one hundred and eight. What surprised the Great Voyage Organization even more is that there are black dwarfs in this galaxy. In theory, these are stars formed in the late stage of the evolution of small and medium-mass stars, and they are not common at this age of the universe.

It would not be surprising if it appeared in a large galaxy like the Milky Way, but it actually appeared in such a small place.

After all, it is amazing that there is such a galaxy in the void with so few resources.

In any case, this galaxy is undoubtedly a mini version of the galaxy, but it does have a black hole 500 times the mass of the sun. The Great Voyage Organization is not worried about the problem of replenishing material energy.

However, as the exploration progressed, something even more surprising occurred to the Great Voyage Organization. In this pitifully small galaxy, there were actually planets with life, and there were more than one.

This place is in the middle of nowhere, and the resources are so scarce that it can be said to be a miracle of life. Fortunately, it did not exceed expectations, and the detection found that these life planets seem to have almost the same environment.

In other words, all the life planets may have been created by one civilization. This discovery makes things make sense.

It is estimated that there is only one civilization in this mini galaxy. After setting foot in the starry sky, this civilization transformed other planets, which is why there are so many planets with life.

(End of this chapter)