Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1504 Clash of Rules
It is seen as a ridge and a peak on the side.

The Galactic Heart Civilization misjudged the situation. The unknown civilization's flagship could teleport, and so could its other fleets; they simply hadn't revealed it initially. The Galactic Heart Civilization's fleet only discovered this when they were about to enter the enemy's attack range—they had been concealing their abilities.

Battles between cosmic-level civilizations are vastly different from those between level six civilizations.

Faced with this unknown civilization, neither the seemingly most unconventional flagship nor the hundreds of millions of other warships rushed towards the Silver Heart Civilization fleet and the Dream Lyra after emerging from the stargate. Instead, they dispersed their fleets while the two sides were still far apart.

This kind of scattered formation has almost nothing to do with the skirmish formation of a sixth-level civilization, because it doesn't look like a formation at all.

As the probe continued to transmit information, Yue Yuan could easily see the opponent's layout from the star map.

The operational star map is a star map with the entire terminal galaxy as the background. In the star map, white dots represent individual stars, and the approximate type of each star is marked with a line. Slightly darker and spiral-shaped stars represent black holes, while gray stars represent extreme celestial objects such as neutron stars. Without exception, they are all marked. By zooming in on the star map, you can see their trajectory, orbital parameters, diameter, spectrum, and other information.

These were all recorded by the Galactic Heart Civilization or by humans themselves during their exploration and scanning. Of course, since we have only been here for a short time, many planets still do not have parameters, but that doesn't really matter.

The red dots marked on the star map represent warships from unknown civilizations.

As can be seen from the above, most of the unknown civilization's warships are moving horizontally or backward. They are obviously aware of the extent of the area attack, so they separate their warships to prevent them from being hit by a single wave of attacks.

They formed a small squadron of a dozen or so warships, separated by thousands of light-years. This arrangement ensured that they could be wiped out in one fell swoop, while also allowing for flexible and coordinated combat.

They are clearly a civilization with extensive combat experience.

Seeing this situation, Yue Yuan knew that the end of the galaxy was about to suffer again. If a war really broke out, with the power of a cosmic civilization, the galaxy would surely be shattered.

It's worth noting that the primitive civilization destroyed half a galaxy with a single attack back then. This unknown civilization is clearly an established cosmic-level civilization, and its combat power is unlikely to be weak either.

However, since there is no life in the terminal galaxy, there is no more suffering or collateral damage, which is perhaps the best news for life.

The unknown civilization adopted a fighting stance as soon as it appeared, and Yue Yuan knew that there was no way to resolve this peacefully. He knew that they must be related to the microscopic demons, and a civilization that could create microscopic demons should not be underestimated.

But if we're going to fight, then let's fight!

Yue Yuan clenched his fist and immediately contacted the Lyra's system via brainwaves, activating the mental link system and entering third-person driving mode.

Meanwhile, the Galactic Heart Civilization also noticed that the enemy had split up its warships. They understood that the enemy must have the same attack capabilities as the Simplified Civilization, but instead of splitting up their own fleet, they continued to have 500 million warships surround the Justice Galaxy, thus directly confronting the nearest unknown civilization's warship squadron.

Five hundred million warships swarmed around the Justice Galaxy like a beehive of wasps, and portals appeared in the space around them. That was the three-dimensional travel technology of the Galactic Heart Civilization; after reaching the level of a cosmic civilization, even their ordinary warships possessed this technology.

Of course, the scope is relatively small. Five hundred million warships are constantly making small-scale three-dimensional shuttles, circling the Justice Galaxy like streaks of light. These warships sometimes shuttle inward through three-dimensional shuttle gates, sometimes outward, and sometimes laterally. They shuttle back and forth within a spherical area with a radius of 1.5 light-years centered on the Justice Galaxy, and the overall appearance seems a bit chaotic.

However, if you observe the movement patterns of those 500 million warships carefully, you will find that they are not moving randomly, but rather following a certain pattern, and the overall structure looks somewhat like an atomic nucleus.

The Justice Galaxy is the atomic nucleus, and the five hundred million warships are the electrons outside the nucleus.

The Galactic Center civilization seems to be mimicking the electron transitions and orbits around the atomic nucleus in nature. The surrounding warships navigate by circling around, and three-dimensional travel is equivalent to a jump.

The effects of their actions became immediately apparent once they entered the enemy warships' attack range.

As soon as the outermost warship entered the enemy's attack range, its smooth movement immediately became sluggish, as if it had entered a quagmire and was stuck in the mud.

At the same time, the ship's onboard systems inside the Justice Galaxy immediately provided a series of responses.

【warn!warn!warn! 】

[The curvature constant of the spatial region changes for the ***th and **th combat unit ships, the warp space distortion tends to smooth out, the curvature parameter change value is ****, and the warp slip rate is.]

The electronic Fermi trajectory simulation system is correcting parameters. Physical rule parameters are being adjusted; the adjustment value is ******. Correction in progress; estimated time.

[Activating the physical rule change zone elastic evasion system; normal operational attack unit warship recoil rate is ***; the abnormal rule compression mechanism has started operating and is charging; target area has been determined; the fleet is currently compressing towards the enemy target.]

[Three-dimensional spatial parameters are being re-anchored. Calculations are being performed on the regular variation parameters of the target region. The determined parameters are: spatial curvature constant and speed of light.]

The physical rule adaptive system is activated, parameters have been calculated, and the distribution points of the openable 3D shuttle doors have been calculated. The physical rule countermeasure system is started, currently inputting preset spatial parameters and preparing for energy charging. Large-scale 3D shuttle operations are ready.

A series of parameters flashed across the holographic screen inside the Justice Galaxy. At the same time, the warships at the forefront that had been trapped in the opponent's rule modification zone instantly retreated, looking like an inflated balloon that had been squeezed in by something.

This is the Galactic Heart Civilization's alien rule repulsion system. It allows its fleet to actively bounce back when entering a region with alien physical rules, achieving the effect of temporarily being unaffected by the other party's modified physical rules, thus buying time for its own subsequent rule modifications.

If we compare the unusual physical rules in the starry sky to threads, then the Galactic Heart civilization fleet is like a balloon that has collided with those threads and bounced back a little.

Clearly, this is a flexible set of rules created by the Silverheart Civilization, centered around the Justice Galaxy.

The reason their entire fleet looks like a swarm of electrons orbiting an atomic nucleus is due to the necessary effect of their collective flexible rule shield.

(End of this chapter)