Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1397 Run! The String Player is here!
The Falcon Civilization, which went to support the Blue Ocean Grand Voyage Organization, also had its moment in the spotlight. There, they cooperated with the Blue Ocean Civilization and its affiliated civilizations, repeatedly clashing head-on with the Breakers.

The starry sky is a battlefield, a place of war.

Stars shattering was commonplace, and spatial turmoil never ceased. The entire 618 Galaxy was turned into a hellish arena and a graveyard for warships by both sides.

As time went on, the balance of power between the two sides gradually changed.

The Abyss Grand Expedition Organization's fleet strength in the 617 Star System was originally at a disadvantage, but as the 712-617 Star Gate was occupied by the Galactic Grand Expedition Organization, the Abyss Grand Expedition Organization's fleet was reduced at a much slower rate than the Breakers because it had a strategic rear to continuously replenish its warships.

The Boundaries, having lost their logistical support, did not sit idly by. On one hand, they continued to reinforce their forces in the 712 Galaxy, attempting to reclaim the Stargate. On the other hand, they built a spaceship dock within the 617 Galaxy, trying to manufacture warships using local resources to support the war.

However, the Abyss Grand Expedition Organization was not to be underestimated. They understood the current situation, which was an unprecedented opportunity they had not encountered in twenty million years. Therefore, they issued a strict order: no matter how heavy the losses, they must seize control of the entire 617 Galaxy.

Under the will of the Abyss Civilization and the Kroll Civilization, the power of their entire Great Voyage Organization was once again united. Even knowing that their combat strength was inferior to that of the World Breakers, they dared to fight the World Breakers head-on, and sometimes it would take ten warships to kill one World Breaker, but they still did it.

Every civilization in the Abyss Grand Expedition felt that killing even one Boundary Breaker was a win, because they knew that their allies in the 712 Galaxy were also working hard to buy them time.

In order to prevent the Breakers from establishing a warship manufacturing base in the 617 Galaxy, the Abyss Grand Expedition Organization even set up a special raiding fleet to specifically find and destroy them.

The power of the Breakers in the 617 Galaxy was being weakened every day, and the Star Gate of the 712 Galaxy could not be captured for a long time. Eventually, the power of the Abyss Grand Expedition Organization in the 617 Galaxy surpassed that of the Breakers.

This is a turning point.

From then on, the Abyss Grand Expedition organization shifted from defense to offense and launched a full-scale counter-offensive. After a thousand years of effort, they finally squeezed the living space of the boundary breakers to a range of more than two thousand light-years.

The next step was to systematically deploy more fleets to encircle and annihilate this group of boundary breakers.

Good news kept pouring in from the 618 Galaxy, where the Falcon Civilization was wreaking havoc. Aside from encountering advanced Transcendent armies that risked being besieged, their Falcon fleets were utterly crushed by them.

The Falcon has been targeted by advanced boundary breakers on several occasions, who have attempted to overload its engines by constantly engaging it in combat, and then destroy it.

Unfortunately, the Falcon civilization saw through their plan. In the end, the Falcon civilization managed to save the Falcon at the cost of sacrificing hundreds of billions of warships. This was the biggest crisis the Falcon faced in the 618 Star System battle.

As for the 712 Galaxy, the overall situation has improved since the Lyra, carrying the human civilization consciousness linking the fleet, went on expeditions to the east and west.

This interstellar war, fought for over two thousand years, has become increasingly difficult for the boundary breakers. From the initial sense of crisis, to the confidence after the massive mobilization, to the feeling that victory was in their favor, they have now developed into deep anxiety and entanglement.

"Your Excellency, we have just received news that the String-Player has returned to our 712-811 stargate. Billions of high-level Transcendent warriors and hundreds of billions of warships of our garrison have been destroyed by that hateful String-Player."

As the situation became increasingly unfavorable to them, the boundary breakers were extremely anxious. Just then, within the dark matter of a certain galaxy, a peculiar fluctuation containing clear communication information appeared.

As soon as this information appeared, other similar information followed. "Three hundred years ago, the String Piercer used its flagship as bait to lure our 70 billion warships and 40 billion intermediate-level Breakers to attack. It turned out to be a trap. The String Piercer's flagship had no equipment overload at all, and it wiped out our forces with just a few teleports."

"That's right. There's no way to defend against the String Picker's attacks. We've tried every type of shield. The String Picker can even destroy a warship at warp speed with a single strike, unless we can hide in a black hole."

"The String Piercers are too powerful and extremely cunning. Over the past thousand years, we have been fooled by them more than once, with things like flagship breakdowns, flagship disguises, and fake distress signals. We don't even know how many high-ranking members have died because of this."

"Yes, Your Excellency, in my opinion, even if the String Piercer only uses one flagship, we still can't defeat them. Yes, that must be the technology of a Level 7 civilization. That kind of predictive dodging technology is their signature technology. The String Piercer's unsolvable technology must be some kind of creation of a Level 7 civilization!"

"I also think it's a creation of a level seven civilization; otherwise, how could we possibly be no match for it?"

This is clearly a gathering place for high-level boundary breakers. They are invisible to the light, like ghosts in the darkness, shadows on the other side of the universe, communicating in this unseen dark matter.

In fact, these high-ranking Breakers have already put it very tactfully.

Now, within the 712 Galaxy, as soon as the Lyra appears, the first thing the advanced boundary breakers think about is how to escape. In order to save their own lives, they do not hesitate to order their subordinates to block the Lyra, which is tantamount to suicide.

Before becoming boundary breakers, they were once a technologically advanced civilization that had sailed far and wide. However, after becoming boundary breakers, they became boundary breakers rather than a technological civilization. They did gain near-immortality, but at the cost of losing the ability to revive through memories, a method used by technological civilizations.

If I really die, then it's over.

Having lived for so long, a high-level world-breaker naturally doesn't want to die.

It can be said that the high-level world breakers who have been recruited are now almost terrified of the Lyra.

The Grand Master of the Boundary Breakers and the high-ranking Boundary Breakers under his leadership are also aware of this situation, so they are now in a dilemma and do not know what to do.

The war situation in the 617 and 618 star systems is also clear: their own army is already at its last gasp, and it's only a matter of time before it's wiped out by the enemy.

Meanwhile, the 712 Galaxy was turned upside down by the String Players. Now, when the Breakers heard that the String Players were coming, they wanted to run away. Even among the Breakers in the rear, there was a children's entertainment program where they said, "The String Players are coming, run!" These ignorant children were even vying to play the role of the String Players in the game.

At this point, the Great Leader of the Breakers didn't actually want to continue fighting, but he was afraid that the last three major expeditionary organizations would successfully advance after entering the Great Void and then wipe out the entire Breaker cluster.

Seemingly sensing the Grand Leader's predicament, a high-ranking Breaker cautiously offered a suggestion: "How about we talk to the String Player?"

Let's talk. Talk about what? Of course, let's talk about a ceasefire agreement. There are still some high-level boundary breakers in the 617 and 618 star systems who are still alive. If we can reach an agreement, we can save their lives.

Of course, the most important thing is to talk about the survival of the Breakers afterward. They are not afraid of being wiped out by the three major long-range expeditionary organizations. After all, the rear area is so vast and there are so many star systems. It is impossible for a Level 6 civilization to completely eliminate them. But they are afraid that the three major long-range expeditionary organizations will successfully advance!
(End of this chapter)