Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1524 Great Virtue Civilization
Despite saying this and thinking this, the paper civilization leader couldn't help but recall the scene of the previous leader's encounter with human civilization after he finished speaking and thinking.

He saw that the great paper civilization of yesteryear only gave up on destroying them after witnessing a quantum exile attack from human civilization.

This observation also revealed to him that the teleportation intervals of the current String Piercer's flagship seemed to be very similar to those of human civilization in the past.

"Could it really be human civilization?" the paper civilization couldn't help but wonder.

Just then, intelligence from the civilization to which the destroyed fleet belonged was also transmitted to the joint operations command. The leader of the Paper Civilization, along with his team and the Great Virtue Civilization team, saw the physical characteristics of the Dream Lyra.

Upon closer inspection, the leader of the paper-based civilization changed his mind, because the recorded flagship of human civilization did not look like this. He felt that even if the civilization had advanced to the seventh level, the appearance of the flagship of human civilization would not have changed so much.

"It has been confirmed that the warship possesses Planck-class teleportation capabilities. It is extremely fast and should not be underestimated. Moreover, its attack method is most likely a mechanism that penetrates macroscopic phenomena into microscopic ones. This is somewhat troublesome. Judging from this, the various civilizations' fleets are probably no match for it. We should act quickly." The voice of the leader of the Great Virtue Civilization pulled the leader of the Paper Civilization back to reality from his fantasy.

“Alright, but since you have ‘Zeroing’ in your hands, you should stay here and hold the line. We’ll go and meet that flagship. Once we take it down, the rest are nothing but chickens and dogs.” The leader of the Paper Civilization regained his usual confidence and continued, “By the way, is there any way to get those guys to speed things up? I’m worried they have more than one technological civilization. We need to let them test it out to be safe. Besides, the scan information shows that one of the String Piercers’ fleets has already begun to retreat, which must be their main civilization.”

"As the saying goes, we must eradicate evil completely. We absolutely cannot let them escape. Moreover, if we let the core of their civilization escape, they will definitely not agree to join the organization."

"The situation hasn't deviated from expectations yet, so let's stick to the previous plan and give them a warning first, then try to win them over via broadcast. If that doesn't work, we'll wipe them out. What do you think?"

After a few words of discussion, the Great Virtue Civilization quickly reached a consensus. Their leader then stated, "Alright, that's settled. We'll use 'Zeroing' to back you up. As for your method of accelerating the eight or seven civilization fleets, of course we have it. We've already prepared it, so leave it to us!"

"it is good!"

After a brief exchange, the paper civilization finally stopped hesitating and immediately dispatched its flagship to rush towards the Dream Lyre.

Perhaps feeling that one flagship was not enough, after the flagship set off, the paper civilization's approximately one hundred million warships also embarked on their journey.

These warships, in appearance, are similar to their flagship, all being thin sheets, like warships drawn on paper, or like flattened pieces of amber.

Their movement method is similar to that of the flagship, except that their teleportation speed is not as fast as that of the flagship.

After the command was issued, more than 100 million paper-paper civilization warships, like crystal-clear pieces of paper in the starry sky, stretched their hulls, making one end larger than the other, and while flipping in the starry sky, they began to disappear into space from the small end.

It was as if the entire starry sky had turned into a lake, and they were transparent gelatinous glass floating on the surface.

While the Paper Civilization was on its way, the Great Virtue Civilization was not idle either. Their 1.4 billion warships, which had long since broken away from the main force, had reached various nodes in space. If you looked closely, you would find that behind their approximately 50 million warships was a galaxy.

Near every 50 million warships, there are many spaceships with various functions and instruments and equipment of unknown purpose, arranged in strange matrices floating in the void.

These fleets appeared to be arranged in twenty-eight large formations, connecting them with star systems several light-years away, making them look like a semi-circular array of stars.

This must be what they meant by "being ready" to the paper-based civilization. They were indeed ready; at the command of the leader of the Great Virtue Civilization, the fleets began activating their own unidentified equipment.

A massive vacuum zero-point energy reaction appeared, far exceeding the power of any charged area-of-effect attack. It was as vast as an ocean, and the energy reaction could still be detected even from a distance of 100,000 light-years.

Unfortunately, at that time, none of the Great Voyage Organizations had a probe within 100,000 light-years of them.

Because the Great Virtue Civilization Fleet was divided into 28 sub-fleets near the Milky Way galaxy, the closer Milky Way galaxies are about 200,000 light-years away from the current Void Battlefield, and the farther ones are about 400,000 light-years away.

Even at such a great distance, the Great Virtue civilization still managed to drag them into the battlefield.

Of course, it's not about throwing the stars from the twenty-eight galaxies into the battlefield; that would be futile. The Great Virtue Civilization is drawing energy from the billions of stars in the twenty-eight galaxies.

After their twenty-eight squadrons and various instruments and equipment were put into operation, it was as if invisible threads were shot out from each instrument and equipment and connected to the stars in the galaxy behind them.

Stars derive their energy from nuclear fusion. From the perspective of a cosmic civilization, that is low-level energy. But the sheer quantity of stars is overwhelming. Moreover, they are almost the only and most prevalent source of negative entropy in the universe.

When the equipment of the Great Virtue civilization was operating in full swing, the brightness of the stars in the twenty-eight galaxies suddenly dropped, and the brilliant stars became flickering candlelight, their light seemingly about to be extinguished at any moment. However, if one were to enter the interior of the stars, it would be seen that the reactions within those stars were even more intense, with the surging nuclear fusion energy being frantically extracted.

It's conceivable that these stars might reach the end of their lifespan prematurely, or even be absorbed into iron balls by the Great De civilization.

It is unknown how the Great De civilization managed to draw energy from the stars from such a vast distance, but it is possible to see where they invested the energy they drew.

It's not that you can see it, but that you can see the effect.

The Grand Spacetime Folding System is ready, and Position One is prepared!

[Position 2 ready, vacuum zero-point energy conversion normal, stellar energy flow channel normal, target location confirmed!]

Location confirmed, spatiotemporal coordinates as follows.

[Position 9, time and space parameters have been synchronized, and the construction computers of each fleet have completed data docking. Proceeding to the next instruction.]

[The folded coordinates have been matched one by one. The large-scale spacetime folding is ready. Please confirm, DaDe.]

The civilization leader aboard the Da De watched the rapidly scrolling system screen, then used bio-electric waves to control the equipment and pressed the confirmation button: "Confirm!"

(End of this chapter)