Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1542 A Dialogue at the Edge of the Universe

After obtaining the interim data on the measurement of the universe from the Dayuan civilization, the Rebooters disappeared.

In the eyes of humans and the Awakeners, the multidimensional chimera representing the Rebooter first shrinks inward continuously, its dimensional structure constantly changing in the process, and then it transforms from a macroscopic dimension into a microscopic dimension.

That's not all. Even after it's all converted to the microscopic dimension, its multidimensional chimeric structure still exists and continues to evolve, decreasing in dimension by dimension from the microscopic high-dimensional structure, or being hidden in its microscopic low-dimensional structure, until finally returning to zero dimension and disappearing directly into this star field.

Once he reaches zero dimension, neither humans nor the awakener can "see" him anymore. It's as if he has entered some kind of infinite space with infinitely small distances and infinitely overlapping dimensions.

Humans and the Awakener, with their superhuman observational abilities, sensed something, but they couldn't understand the Rebooter's movement patterns.

From the perspective of the Daya civilization, the Restarters disappeared after being transformed from the macroscopic to the microscopic level; they couldn't detect anything like infinity.

God-level civilizations seem to use a method of movement that involves accessing the secrets of the infinite vaults of the universe they have discovered, and their super stargates are one manifestation of that technology.

When the Rebooters disappeared, there was no warp fluctuation, which means they did not use warp-related technology for navigation.

This casual glance alone was enough for humans and the awakeners to sense the power of a god-level civilization. Just based on this method of movement, it was many times stronger than a cosmic-level civilization, and could be said to be completely incomparable.

From this perspective, the gap between a god-level civilization and a cosmic-level civilization seems to be even greater than the gap between a cosmic-level civilization and a level VI civilization.

Of course, even god-level civilizations are not omnipotent; otherwise, they wouldn't need to establish their own organizations and recruit so many cosmic-level civilizations.

With the Rebooter gone, the high-ranking officials of the four civilizations within the Starry Sky Grand Voyage Organization all breathed a sigh of relief.

The oppressive feeling of not knowing the other party's true strength was too strong. If the Rebooters really made a move, I'm afraid none of the four civilizations would be able to escape.

After the Rebooters left, all four civilizations turned their attention to the Star Guardians.

It's so obvious. Anyone with a brain could figure it out: the reason the Rebooters left must be because of the Star Guardians.

However, when confronted with the interrogation of the four civilizations, the Star Guardian, as if waking from a dream, retorted: "Why are you looking at me like that?"

Just as the Star Defenders were questioning the four civilizations, some information was also being exchanged at the edge of the universe.

This is the edge of the universe, or rather, the front of the first ray of light in the universe. There was no concept of light here. It was only when the Dayan civilization arrived that they brought the information of light, or you could say the physical rules they carried with them.

"Is this really good?"

In this vast and boundless void, several pieces of information are interacting with each other.

"You mean human civilization?"

"No, I mean why don't we tell the Rebooters all the probe data? That way they'll most likely accept the fourth phase transition evolution option."

"Ah, the universes beyond our own... we're not ready yet. The universes beyond our own aren't what we imagine, where each universe is a bubble, and outside that bubble is another bubble universe. There's no concept of spacetime there; they're more like randomly generated peaks and troughs in nothingness. Different universes have different patterns of peaks and troughs. Our universe's... well, let's call it its 'frequency,' might just happen to be similar to another universe, thus becoming entangled with it—this is the so-called cosmic collision theory. Without sufficient evidence, the Rebooters will probably find this hard to accept." "Alright! What about human civilization then?"

"They will follow their own path. The main problem now is that their unique technological direction is a bit troublesome. The infinite in the microscopic realm has been intercepted by that guy, and it is very difficult for them to obtain data in the infinite in the microscopic realm. It is too difficult to control the infinite in the microscopic realm unless we help them to really kill that guy. However, it is really difficult for us to kill a god-level civilization with our own strength. We need to seek the help of the Rebooters and the Returners. That way, the chances will be greater."

"That's right, but it's easier said than done. You must know how difficult it is to destroy a god-level civilization, otherwise we wouldn't have only negotiated with the Ruins Returners and Restarters back then."

"That makes sense, but the unique technologies of human civilization are indeed an important part of the subsequent arrangements. Without their extraordinary understanding of strings, we would have found it very difficult to complete the planning of the new universe."

"Well, that's why we need to protect them."

"How could there be a civilization at the sixth level of civilization that has such a thorough understanding of the fundamental strings of the universe? It's truly bizarre!"

"Who knows? We were optimistic about the Stargazers back then, but they didn't live up to our expectations! Sigh, it's strange, those human guys."

"Stargazers are still too inadequate; it has to be human civilization. Do you think it's possible that the destruction of their home planet activated some kind of spiritual or soul-related characteristic?"

"Spiritual and soul technology... I suspect that it's not a technology tree that our universe itself possesses; it might be an erosion of the rules of an outer universe."

"Don't talk nonsense. There is a vacuum decay barrier, and the rules of the outer universe will not so easily erode our universe."

"Alas, it's both a chasm and a barrier!"

"By the way, I'm pretty sure about the outer universe thing. What should we do after we complete the fourth phase transition?"

"Hey, the collision of two universes isn't like the collision of two bubbles. If it really comes to that, their god-like civilization might just appear out of nowhere in our universe. We have ways to spy on the collision of universes, and they certainly have ways to spy on our universe, unless they don't have a god-like civilization."

"Yes, that's the problem. Our universe is obviously younger, otherwise we wouldn't have experienced double vacuum decay. I reckon their universe is already laughing all the way to the bank, since our universe is supplying them with energy."

"Well, not necessarily! Their universe is indeed older, and the 'peak' of its birth is at a lower energy level than our universe, but the civilization in their universe is not necessarily less advanced than ours, after all, they have been developing for a longer period of time."

"Hey, don't think too much about it. Maybe that universe doesn't even have a god-level civilization. Let's finish measuring the universe first!"

"Sigh, we still need to guide human civilization to discover the secret of the Infinite Safe as soon as possible, but that thing... to be honest, I don't even know how to guide it."

"What can they do? They'll have to rely on themselves. With their understanding of strings, constructing new cosmic rules should be quite easy."

"How about we try a different construction method?"

"Easier said than done."

This was clearly an internal communication within the Dayan civilization, and as these messages were exchanged, they gradually faded into silence after the Restarter left.

(End of this chapter)