Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1519 The Return to Nothingness Experiment in Progress

The Silverheart Civilization was of course unaware of the internal affairs of the Rebooters, but they, with their years of experience and incredible luck, provided the correct advice.

At this very moment, the paper civilization, which had become a member of the Rebooters, was rapidly approaching the Guishui Great Wall through the Rebooters' super stargate, traversing hundreds of billions of light-years of space.

In the past, at another point in the universe, a group of cosmic civilizations were also on their way. However, these civilizations were moving much faster because they had already reached their destination—the Great Hollow of KBC.

While the Paper Civilization and several other cosmic-level civilizations were still on their way, the activities inside the Great Hollow of KBC had already begun.

If the four civilizations of Humanity, Galactic Heart, Daya, and the Awakeners were here, they would surely recognize a familiar figure among these civilizations operating in the Great Hollow of KBC. The characteristics of their warship construction would reveal that one of these civilizations is none other than the Kabuto civilization from back then.

There is another old acquaintance that is not so old – the Simplified Civilization. Back then, everyone only saw one of their warships, but now, there are hundreds of millions of such ships.

After arriving inside the KBC Great Hole, they all crawled into the stargates leading to the centers of various galaxies or to the vicinity of each galaxy.

As can be seen, the countless ships of the simplified civilization immediately began their operations after arriving at their destination.

Apart from their flagship traveling alone to a galaxy, the other warships formed squadrons of varying sizes. Larger squadrons traveled through stargates to larger galaxies, while smaller squadrons went to smaller galaxies.

Upon arrival, their flagship began to charge up its power just like it had in the past. Then, with a degenerate attack, it turned most of the stars in the entire galaxy into black holes. They didn't spare the remaining stars either. After the warship's weapon systems had finished buffering, they repeated the attack.

After this happened several times, all the stars in the entire galaxy turned into dark, gaping black holes of all sizes.

The same was true within other galaxies. While the Jianbing civilization's conventional warships were clearly not as powerful as their flagship, they still had ways to quickly turn an entire galaxy into a black hole system. Once their fleet arrived, they dispersed in twos and threes at maximum warp speed, then located their respective nodes in space. They then launched a coordinated multi-point attack, turning stars within a tens of thousands of light-years radius of their encirclement into black holes.

This process was repeated many times until the entire galaxy was completely transformed into a global black hole galaxy.

The degenerate civilization's degenerate attack was very efficient; it didn't take them long to turn thousands of galaxies into black hole galaxies.

As for civilizations like the Golem civilization, they don't have such a large-scale attack, nor do they have the ability to directly turn a large area of ​​stars into black holes with a single strike, but they are not here for sightseeing either.

One by one, the warships of the Hobbit civilization were equipped with the fastest warp drive, and they sped through the galaxy, stopping from time to time.

A closer look reveals that the places they stopped were all nodes marked on the simplified astronomical map, and what they did while stopping was undoubtedly to lay down simplified attack bombs.

Yes, the Kabuto civilization obtained a large number of degenerate bombs from the degenerate civilization and deployed them at various nodes in the galaxy according to plan. After they completed the deployment and left, these rule bombs were detonated, and the enormous degenerate force rules burst forth, turning all the stars in the galaxy into black holes.

Although it is much less efficient than the degenerate civilization doing it itself, it is still faster than having the degenerate civilization destroy all the star systems by itself.

The Returners to the Void are not frivolous; they began preparations immediately after the broadcast and are now finally ready to begin their Return to the Void experiment.

Civilizations that have learned that the Guixu Experiment may reveal the secrets of the universe's infinite safe haven are also very active, and like the Jianbing Civilization, they are working hard on the preliminary work for the Guixu Experiment.

It's worth mentioning that not only the Degenerate Civilization and the Cuboid Civilization, but also humanity's old acquaintance and good friend, the Divine Mole Civilization, has arrived, and they are currently doing their own work. They are also turning the entire galaxy into a black hole system, but instead of needing the Degenerate Civilization to provide degenerate force rule bombs, they are doing it themselves.

Their flagship was already completed, which was the Quark War Star Project they had previously proposed, while the other ordinary warships were neutron war stars.

The warships of the Divine Ju civilization remain as wild as ever.

Their actions were also quite audacious. Their flagship went directly to the central black hole of the target galaxy. It was unclear whether it was on the event horizon or inside. Shortly after their flagship entered, the gravitational environment of the central black hole underwent a dramatic change.

This change is affecting countless stars in a way that exceeds the speed of light.

The stars that were originally orbiting the central black hole were gripped tightly by a giant hand after the gravitational environment changed, causing them to become smaller and smaller in distance, eventually resulting in a massive collision.

Powerful gravitational waves rippled throughout the entire galaxy. Every collision between stars was a cataclysmic event. As time went on, more and more black holes were created by these collisions, until the entire galaxy was filled with nothing but black holes.

Clearly, such large-scale destruction of galaxies would inevitably provoke resistance from native civilizations.

Unfortunately, while there are indeed many native civilizations here, there are very few cosmic-level civilizations. This is because cosmic-level civilizations either fled for their lives after hearing the broadcast from the Ruins of Returners or followed the Ruins of Returners' advice to enter their super stargate and became members of the Ruins of Returners.

A few newly advanced cosmic-level civilizations refused to believe in evil, and thus they collided with the cosmic-level civilizations under the Guixu Organization.

The result is no suspense.

They were crushed into dust by the wheels of the Guixu Experiment.

Some ordinary cosmic-level civilizations already knew that the degenerate civilization had arrived, and they had the courage to resist. However, in the end, they couldn't even get close to the degenerate civilization's warships before being bombarded into black holes by the continuous degenerate attacks, and then quickly evaporated because their mass was too small.

The Guixu experiment has begun.

The process will be exactly as the Returning Voiders previously stated in their broadcast to the Cosmic Membrane: they will first destroy all the galaxies within the entire KBC Great Void into black hole galaxies, and then proceed with the Returning Void.

The universe seems to have been thrown into turmoil once again by the actions of two god-like civilizations.

Countless low-level civilizations perished directly under their will, along with the destruction of the stars. For these low-level civilizations, the end of the world had truly arrived, and they didn't even know how they died.

Even cosmic-level civilizations wouldn't give them a second glance, even though all the cosmic-level civilizations that came to carry out the mission had risen step by step from low-level civilizations.

It's like people pouring a bucket of water outside their door without even noticing if there are ants on the ground.

(End of this chapter)