Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1518 The Movements of the Rebooters
After the Triangular Civilization pressed the button, it conveyed a message: a civilization that disregarded the Vacuum Zero-Point Energy Non-Proliferation Treaty and wantonly annihilated microscopic demons appeared at the Guishui Great Wall.

Not long after, in some infinite depth of the universe, a message emerged from an unknown source.

"The Great Wall of Guishui isn't too far. Let's send that civilization that recently joined us there. It'll be a good opportunity to train them."

"You mean that paper civilization?"

"Yes, they have potential. If they can make further progress, it will also help our restart plan. Aren't they very dissatisfied with other established cosmic civilizations? Let them go with those civilizations. It's better to practice against a few wild civilizations that have appeared out of nowhere than to find out how weak we are when we directly face the Void Returners."

"Understood. I'll go give them the instructions right away. I'm sure they'll be happy to carry out this cleanup task."

"Well, don't go too far. It's best not to wipe them all out. Although those civilizations that have managed to advance to the cosmic level will accelerate the formation of cosmic vacuum decay by using vacuum zero-point energy without restraint, they haven't reached the energy reaction warning value yet. Let the paper civilization keep an eye on them. It would be best if they could be brought into the organization. If not, then erasing them is fine too."

"Okay, but the Great Wall of Guishui is so big, it would be difficult for the Paper Civilization and its few other civilizations to destroy it!"

"Hmm, it's indeed difficult for cosmic-level civilizations to destroy each other, so let's give them a 'zero'!"

"understand!"

One of the messages gradually disappeared, clearly having gone to relay instructions.

After a while, some more information exchange appeared in the void.

"The Voidwalkers have been acting rather restless lately, seemingly up to something in the KBC Void region?"

"Yes, they said they were going to conduct some kind of 'return to the void' experiment."

"Hmm, they seem to have forgotten the agreement they made with the Dayan civilization back then. It seems we need to remind them."

"In my opinion, even the Great Evolution civilization may not be able to return to this universe."

"Mathematics is a wonderful thing. I hope they can come back. Beyond the universe, that's actually an infinitely far place. I hope they can create miracles."

"On the other side of the microscopic infinity."

"This is troublesome. The macroscopic world is infinite and the microscopic world is infinite. Sigh. Forget it, let's go see what the Returning to the Void is up to. Recently, they have turned many ring-shaped black holes into singularity-shaped black holes. If they keep doing this, they may really have to start the Returning to the Void Project ahead of schedule."

"Tsk, even the Dayan civilization is no match. I remember in that war, they locked many of the ring-shaped black holes with pi, turning the rings into discontinuous spaces. How did the Guixu people turn discontinuous rings into singularities?"

"The infinite fall is about to fall into the void of the Returning Void. Their primordial black hole is probably connected to many black holes that were originally of the ring type."

"Hmph, the Returning to the Void is corrupted, but the black hole over the Guishui Great Wall wasn't corrupted by the Returning to the Void, was it!"

"That's not true."

"Row"

The information gradually faded, and the infinite depths of the void returned to calm. Meanwhile, in the middle section of the Guishui Great Wall, the human civilization, the Daya civilization, the Galactic Heart civilization, the Awakener civilization, and the Star Guardians had arrived through the Stargate and discovered its destruction.

None of the civilizations expected the Triangular Civilization to make such a choice, but there was nothing they could do now and they could only continue at the normal warp speed.

Several high-ranking officials from different civilizations thought it would be a good time to take stock of the gains from this battle.

After this battle, besides realizing that the fighting methods of cosmic civilizations are different, the biggest gain was the corpse of the microscopic demon. So after embarking on the new voyage, everyone buried themselves in research, trying to understand the other characteristics of the microscopic demon before setting foot in the new star galaxy.

There are many purposes for studying microscopic demons, one of which is to make better progress in the future.

The reason is that the four civilizations traveled through many galaxies along the stargate system left by the Triangular Civilization and discovered that within this Guishui Great Wall, each galaxy contained galaxy-level microscopic demons, making this place a wasteland for intelligent life.

In order to eliminate these microscopic demons, the Daya civilization has gained experience in mental extermination attacks.

In the end, the four civilizations grew tired of fighting each other, so they thought of developing a technology that could shield them from the perception of microscopic demons. This would save them from having the Daya civilization eliminate the microscopic demons every time they arrived in a galaxy.

Of course, in addition to this, people also considered the motives of the Triangular Civilization for doing so. After all, this is the entire Guishui Great Wall, a complex of galaxy clusters spanning 27 billion light-years in length. With so many galaxies, each containing microscopic demons, it's clear how insane the Triangular Civilization was back then.

It's unknown how many civilizations and how many lives were lost at their hands.

In short, along the way, none of the four civilizations discovered a single low-level civilization.

But if you say the Triangular Civilization is cruel, from their perspective, they are simply preventing the birth of more civilizations, thereby preventing the large-scale emergence of cosmic-level civilizations that would hasten the destruction of the universe. It's just that their methods are somewhat extreme.

If we look at the issue from the perspective of the Triangular Civilization, they certainly wouldn't feel there's anything wrong with it; on the contrary, they would believe they've made a contribution to the universe.

If you accuse them of poisoning lives, they'll say they're more benevolent than those civilizations that try to destroy Level 6 civilizations, because no life is born within their sphere of influence. Without life being born, how can they claim to be poisoning lives?

Judging from the actions of the Triangular Civilization, they are definitely contract-oriented, and extremely radical contract-oriented. They must have been involved in the war that took place in the Great Void of KBC in ancient times. It's a pity that the four civilizations failed to communicate with them this time, otherwise they might have had the hope of opening the history books of that era.

However, this is only a minor regret.

The four civilizations are now on a journey, a journey that never ends.

Travel time always flies, and when the four civilizations arrived at the next galaxy, they indeed discovered that this galaxy contained microscopic demons, still galaxy-level microscopic demons.

This time, however, the Daya civilization doesn't need to go out and eliminate them, because the four civilizations have developed a technology to shield their senses through research on the microscopic demon corpses.

The reason for continuing to travel through this star system was to see if their technologies were reliable, serving as a kind of on-site technology verification. Once the technology was verified, the four civilizations no longer intended to take the star system route.

The reason is that the Galactic Heart Civilization felt something was wrong with the presence of microscopic demons throughout the entire Guishui Great Wall. They felt that the Triangle Civilization's actions suggested that they might be backed by more than just their own civilization, possibly an organization formed by the Contract Faction from back then. Therefore, for safety's sake, it was better not to enter their territory.

It must be said that the Silverheart civilization is not only adept at escaping, but also has extraordinary luck in sensing danger.

(End of this chapter)