Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1474 A Silent Farewell

Seeing that none of the civilizations remained silent, the Simplified Civilization did not continue its rambling. Instead, it changed the subject: "Alright, let's talk about the rest on the way. You've had your time, and you should have thought it through. So, can you answer us whether you're willing to join me on the Super Stargate, leave this soon-to-be-destroyed region, and join the Returning Void Organization as part of the Returning Void Project to fight for the salvation of the universe?"

From their sudden appearance to their swift and decisive annihilation of civilizations without rigid rules to their unbridled actions, and finally to their unreserved recounting of what the cosmic giants are doing, it's clear they're not afraid of public backlash.

So, should we try refusing?
Some leaders within certain civilizations have had this idea, but it's just that—ideas. They wouldn't dare to actually say it aloud.

Not to mention that there's not much time left in this area, even if we can get out of the KBC Great Void, we still need to know exactly where the Cataclysmic Zone is spreading. Otherwise, we might find ourselves surrounded by cosmic catastrophes as we walk around, and then we'll really be doomed.

The most crucial point is the simplified civilization. They have all revealed all kinds of information without any scruples. How could we possibly refuse?
It's true that having a rigid shield can withstand degenerate attacks, but as they said, it was just a cleanup attack, they didn't really put in any effort. Didn't you see that the Silverheart civilization obediently stopped?

So now they have no choice but to agree, no leader of any civilization dares to gamble the life and death of their entire civilization on the strength of the simplified civilization.

The Divine Matrix civilization originally dared to do so, but after seeing their more than two thousand neutron war stars vanish into thin air, they tacitly accepted the fact that they would soon leave with the Simplified civilization.

The moment the Silverheart civilization came to a stop, they already knew they had no other choice.

The same applies to other civilizations. Moreover, joining the Ruins Returners organization isn't as bad as one might imagine. At least at that level, the Ruins Returners don't really care.

Once you reach the level of a Returning to the Void, there's probably only one thing they care about: their long-prepared Returning to the Void plan.

That is, to save the universe and allow civilization to continue.

From this perspective, if the Guixu Organization can produce a god-level civilization before the Guixu Project is completed, it would actually be a good thing for the Guixu Project.

At least that's the information we get from simplified civilizations. Because they need to face the problem of cosmic destruction together, god-like civilizations may not encourage the progress of cosmic-level civilizations, but they also won't directly stifle it.

They advanced from a Level 6 civilization to a cosmic-level civilization and passed the tests set by the Returning Void Beings. In this way, they can be considered to have gained the approval of the Returning Void Beings.

"Of course we'd like to!" the Doulei Civilization was the first to express its opinion, and then added, "We hope to visit the Zhanxian Civilization sometime, I wonder if that's possible."

“Nothing is impossible!” The silver warship representing the simplified civilization responded via membrane broadcast: “We have told you before that, apart from some necessary tasks and adhering to our common ideals, members of the Returning to the Void organization are free to do whatever they want at other times.”

The so-called common ideal is to eliminate ordinary civilizations that were previously wiped out by the simplified civilization. This can limit the number of cosmic-level civilizations to a certain extent and achieve the effect of slightly delaying the destruction of the universe.

For various reasons, civilizations began to express their opinions.

"We agree too!"

"Of course we do!"

"This region is about to be swallowed by a cosmic catastrophe, so of course we know what to choose!"

Throughout this process, the Star Guardians remained silent.

The members of the human civilization leadership, who were hiding in the microscopic high-dimensional world, all heard what the simplified civilization said. So now Yue Yuan and the other high-ranking members are still struggling with whether or not to come out.

Judging from the current situation, this simplified civilization has definitely not discovered us, the Daya civilization, or the Awakener civilization. However, once we start moving, things might change. That's why human civilization has remained completely still. So, should we go out or not?

Going out would inevitably mean becoming a member of the Returning to the Void organization, and it seems there's no downside to this choice. Of course, there's another possibility: after human civilization leaves, it could directly attack the Degenerate Civilization's warship, using quantum exile to imprison it in a microscopic higher dimension, thus avoiding the need for anyone to be taken away.

But the risks of doing so are too great.

Humanity's retreat to a microscopic, higher-dimensional realm is still a long way off from degenerate civilizations. Even if the Lyra led its fleet out and traveled there directly using teleportation and warp speed, it would take time, and by then it would definitely be discovered. Besides, even if they dealt with this warship, a civilization certainly has more than one.

With a super stargate, if someone can send one warship, they can send two.

There is really no need for humans to take risks.

So the remaining question is whether to take the long way on your own or follow the simplified civilization through the super stargate. Comparing the risks of the two, choosing to go out and follow the simplified civilization is definitely the best option, and many high-ranking people within human civilization believe this.

Yue Yuan was somewhat persuaded.

However, before he could give the order to leave from the microscopic higher dimension, he suddenly received a private message.

The message was brief, just one sentence: "Don't come out!"

The source of the information was identified as Starry Sky Defenders.

"But."

Before Yue Yuan could finish speaking, Starry Sky Defender sent another message after the private chat channel was connected: "Trust me and I'll stay hidden. Also, don't communicate too often, lest I be discovered. Okay, that's all."

The Starry Sky Defender didn't give a reason, just said this, and then returned to his previous silence.

After a few seconds of consideration, Yue Yuan made his decision immediately, responding to the Starry Sky Defender with a single word: "Okay!"

He believes the Star Defenders will provide an explanation, but that may have to wait until after the Degenerate Civilization has left.

When Yue Yuan heard the Jianbing Civilization say that the Dayan Civilization was a god-level civilization, he felt that the Starry Sky Defender was a bit strange. Now it seems that this guy really has some unspeakable secret.

"Hmm, let's see how this guy avoids the simplified civilization!" Yue Yuan thought to himself.

However, to his surprise, a host of civilizations, including the Divine Rule Civilization and the Silver Heart Civilization, were about to set sail, and the Simplified Civilization hadn't forgotten anyone either.

Neither the Divine Cube Civilization nor the Galactic Heart Civilization mentioned the Star Guardians; it was as if he had been ignored.

However, Yue Yuan knew that it was possible that the Star Guardian was ignored by the Simplified Civilization, because it was hanging there like a dead ball, not emitting any vacuum zero-point energy fluctuations. As for the Divine Matrix Civilization and the Galactic Heart Civilization, they might have also communicated with the Star Guardian.

So what's this guy up to?
No one answered Yue Yuan.

(End of this chapter)