Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1500 The Vast and Profound Universe

If this is true, then humanity is truly in trouble.

Other civilizations may not be so advanced yet, because their unique technological fields are not at the microscopic level, but humanity cannot; humanity has always been moving towards the microscopic level. If becoming a god-like civilization requires mastering the secret of some kind of ultimate cosmic safe haven, then humanity, if it continues on this path, will most likely reach infinity within the microscopic realm.

But if the infinite at the microscopic level is intercepted by a certain civilization, wouldn't that mean the road ahead is blocked?

Therefore, after hearing the analysis from the Galactic Center civilization, many scientists on the human side were also confused. However, this was just a deduction from the Galactic Center civilization and might not be correct. Scientists could only comfort themselves with this thought for now.

In short, this matter can only be recorded for now; the most important thing is to leave here as soon as possible.

While we were at it, we also settled the Four-Handed Serpent Civilization.

This area is just right, far from any village or shop. I have to say, the unknown civilization really chose a good location to build the super stargate.

Now that we've fulfilled our promise to bring the Four-Handed Serpent Civilization out of the KBC Void, it's time to say goodbye.

The Daya civilization first observed the surrounding situation and thoughtfully checked the influence of dark matter in the area. After completing the detection and finding a suitable location, they knew to bring the Four-Handed Serpent civilization and their subordinate civilizations to the appropriate area without the need for humans to say anything.

"This is the only way we can take you." After placing the Four-Handed Serpent Civilization and their subordinate civilizations in suitable locations, the leader of the Daya Civilization concluded, "This place is completely empty, no different from the Great Void environment. If you have the talent, you will surely be able to complete your transformation here and become a cosmic-level civilization."

"Thank you to the great Daya civilization, and also to the String Pluckers, the Silver Heart civilization, and the Awakeners. But we..." The Four-Handed Serpent civilization delegation hesitated, as if they wanted to say something but then stopped.

The leader of the Daya civilization seemed to know what they wanted to say and interrupted, "You must want to know why we don't just tell you the formula for applying the vacuum zero point, right?"

"Yes." The four-armed snakes didn't mince words and directly admitted what they were thinking.

The leader of the Daya civilization said slowly, "You have all seen the spread of the cosmic catastrophe, but to be honest, the universe is so vast that one more cosmic-level civilization like you makes no difference, and one less makes no difference either. We are not bound by any treaties, and we could simply tell you the formula directly, but we will not do that."

"Because the progress of civilization ultimately depends on itself, especially for a civilization like yours that doesn't even have unique technology. You're already very weak. If we've already brought you to a suitable place, but you still don't have the ability to advance on your own, then the fate of your civilization will be over."

"The universe is not lacking in Level 6 civilizations. Do you know how many large-scale expeditionary organizations like yours are there? I'm not saying that every galaxy has one, but there's at least one large expeditionary organization every few galaxies, but very few succeed. Back then, we and the String Piercers entered the Great Void with hundreds of civilizations, but only a handful came out successfully."

"You are now surrounded by nothingness. The nearest galaxy is tens of millions of light-years away. It is a vast and empty area of ​​the KBC Void. You will be able to discover this for yourselves later. The main reason I am telling you this is that you have no way out. You either complete your advancement here or perish here."

"Alright, that's enough for now. We should be leaving now. I hope to see you again in that vast universe of infinite possibilities. Oh, I almost forgot, if you succeed, then leave this area as soon as possible. The KBC Void doesn't have much time left."

After saying this, without waiting for the Four-Handed Serpents to say anything more, the Daya civilization shut down communications and, in the warship that brought them there, entered maximum warp speed and quickly disappeared from the Four-Handed Serpents' sight. "Rest assured, we will succeed, and we will definitely meet again in the future universe. Our Four-Handed Serpent civilization will also master a special technology! We will not let you down!" Gazing in the direction where the Daya civilization disappeared, the high-ranking leaders of the Four-Handed Serpent civilization silently said in their hearts.

Returning to their origin, humanity, the Awakeners, and the Galactic Heart Civilization were already waiting. Without further ado, the four civilizations joined the Star Guardians on their journey.

Where do you go after leaving the KBC Hollow?
In reality, no one has any clear goals anymore. At this stage, they just want to go as far as possible to avoid being discovered by the Returning Void.

And so, another 30,000 years passed, and the four civilizations and the defenders of the stars had traveled another 100 million light-years.

We used to think that 100 million light-years was a long way, but after leaving the Great Void of KBC, facing the vast universe, we all feel that 100 million light-years is not that far.

This place is more than two billion light-years away from the Milky Way, but in the context of the 930 billion light-years of the observable universe, it's only a small distance.

Having reached this point, some parts of the previously unknown universe have become known universes, while some known universes have become unknown universes. The observable universe as perceived by humans and other civilizations remains 930 billion light-years.

No matter which direction we go, we can only observe this far. If one day the scope of observation exceeds 930 billion light-years, it will mean that the universe has stopped expanding and has begun to shrink.

In the vast universe with no fixed routes, the four civilizations simply continued their journey carrying the KBC void.

Finally, after another 30,000 years, the four civilizations and the defenders of the stars, who had traveled more than 200 million light-years, finally approached a dazzling galaxy.

This dazzling galaxy is part of a tree-like structure on a large cosmic scale. It does not belong to any supercluster observed in Earth's time because, from the direction of the Milky Way, it is blocked by the most brilliant star cluster of the Laniakea Supercluster. If we had the gravitational technology of the Divine Moment civilization, we might be able to observe it indirectly, but this is not possible in Earth's time.

Based on the observations of the four civilizations, this supercluster belongs to a galaxy cluster complex, similar to the Pisces-Cetus supercluster complex. Its structure is about 27 billion light-years long and has an average width of 4 million light-years. It is composed of multiple galaxy clusters like the Laniakea supercluster, with no clear boundaries between each supercluster.

Its shape is winding and twisting, and overall it looks like a Great Wall of Light lying across nothingness.

From the perspective of the overall universe map, after crossing this interstellar Great Wall and traversing a vast and empty space, one can truly set foot on the Hercules Corona Borealis Great Wall, an interstellar Great Wall approximately ten billion light-years away from the Milky Way.

If this supercluster complex is a tree, then where humanity is now is the outer edge of one of its branches, and the galaxy we are about to reach is one of its leaves.

The fleet, composed of four civilizations and the defenders of the stars, was like a swarm of flying microorganisms, slowly approaching this leaf.

(End of this chapter)