Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1554 Mass, Charge, and Angular Momentum

Of course, quantum transformation will not be a complete transformation all at once. The emergence and popularization of a new technology must undergo layers of experimental verification, especially for technologies that target the most core aspects of human life itself.

Despite Lan Feixiang's assurances that humans who have undergone quantum transformation will not lose their third-person dream-like abilities, no matter how much he assures them, they still need to undergo extensive testing before widespread adoption. Precise data is essential to ensure success; otherwise, it would be irresponsible to human civilization.

As a leader, Yue Yuan certainly couldn't make a hasty decision on a whim, given that such a decision would affect the entire course of human civilization.

The general direction has been determined, but the various details involved require experts and scholars from different fields to sit down and discuss them clearly.

And as human civilization begins to create new chapters for its individual life forms.

In another region of the universe, however, the scene is quite different.

That place is familiar to humans, the Galactic Center, the Daya, and the Awakeners; it is marked as the Great Void (KBC) on the cosmic star map by humans.

It was a region with a vast cluster of galaxies at its center, but completely empty in all directions. To enter or leave this region, one had to traverse a distance of nearly two billion light-years.

It is the common birthplace of human, Galactic Heart, Daya, and Awakener civilizations, where many moving stories have taken place.

But now, it is about to face destruction.

When human civilization arrived at the Hercules-Corona Borealis Interstellar Great Wall, the member civilizations under the Returning to the Void organization had already brought the Returning to the Void experiment to a close.

Using stargates, those level-seven civilizations traversed the galaxy, turning one star system after another into black holes. Just as the Return to the Void Experiment Plan stated, they turned stars into black holes, and then waited for the Return to the Void to act, returning this vast region spanning two billion light-years to nothingness.

However, the Guixu experiment did not go smoothly, because just as the Guixu organization members were finishing their work, this star field welcomed another group of guests.

It was a combat fleet composed of dozens of cosmic-level civilizations. They crossed the void from the Rebooter Stargate and engaged in battle with the civilizations under the Returning Void Organization inside the KBC Great Void.

This battle between cosmic-level civilizations cannot determine whether the Ruins Experiment will continue; it can only delay it. The only ones who can decide whether the Ruins Experiment can proceed are the leaders of the two sides: the Ruins Keepers and the Restarters.

However, the battle between the civilizations under both sides was not entirely useless; at least it bought time for their respective leaders.

On the side of the Returning Void, their affiliated civilization successfully blocked the destruction of the black hole by the Rebooters, buying precious time for their leader, the Returning Void, who was working hard to link the black holes in this area deep within the Void.

Meanwhile, the Rebooters believed they had successfully delayed the progress of the Ruins Experiment, allowing their leader, the Rebooters, to arrive before the Ruins Experiment began.

The Rebooters' fleet suffered another defeat. Although they were all established cosmic-level civilizations, they did not deploy all their elite forces. Furthermore, they did not have as many unique technologies as the Rebooters. In addition, the Paper Civilization did not come. As a result, during the battle, they were basically beaten by the Rebooters, who had a combination of civilizations such as the Simplified Civilization, the Divine Matrix Civilization, and the Falcon Civilization.

However, the Rebooters themselves didn't care, because those civilizations that suffered defeats wouldn't perish; they would only lose a fleet. After a period of rest and recuperation, they would be back to normal.

As for the Returning to the Ruins...
The Rebooters, who arrived at the scene first, intended to bully the weak and teach this group of cosmic-level civilizations under the Guixu Organization a lesson. The Rebooters came from the Hercules Corona Borealis Interstellar Great Wall, 10 billion light-years away. After concluding their conversation with the Dayan Civilization there, they crossed the stars to arrive.

They had just received news from the Super Stargate that their civilization had been attacked and was fleeing in all directions.

The Rebooters did not blame the defeated fleets. Instead, after receiving the news, they directly stepped into the void and arrived at the locations of the various fleeing fleets, escorting them all to the Super Stargate and allowing them to leave the area.

After that, the Rebooters turned their attention to the cosmic civilization that was planning to leave the KBC Void.

"The Rebooters are here! Let's go! Hurry, hurry, hurry!" Upon receiving the news, the Simplified Civilization nervously sent messages to all other civilizations, urging everyone to quickly enter the Returning Void Super Stargate and leave.

But in the end, we were still a step too late.

They had just arrived at the edge of the Super Stargate with the Falcon Civilization fleet when they discovered a massive multidimensional composite entity emerging from nothing in the dark void.

At the same time it appeared, multidimensional chimeras resembling spirit crystals also appeared in the void, looking like shooting stars appearing in the darkness, flashing and disappearing in an instant.

This phenomenon looks quite nice and doesn't seem to cause any harm, but as an elder of the Returning to the Void organization, Jianbing Civilization knows that it is a sign that the Rebooters are about to unleash a dimensional attack.

Those meteor-like lights are actually extensions of the Rebooter's multidimensional chimera. When it extends itself into the vast galaxy, that will be the moment of its attack.

The degenerate civilization that detected this phenomenon was very anxious. They urged all civilizations to enter the super stargate as soon as possible, and frantically pressed the communication buttons given to them by the Ruins Returners.

Perhaps it was the urging of the Simplified Civilization that had an effect, or perhaps it was the arrival of the Returners that brought it to fruition. Just as the Simplified Civilization and the other civilizations under the Returners were anxious, a message came from the depths of black holes and rippled across the vast cosmic membrane of the KBC Great Void.

"Rebooters, you are shameless!"

The Rebooter, upon receiving the message, showed no shame, but also withdrew the attack he had just displayed: "If we hadn't done this, you probably wouldn't have appeared so quickly, hahaha, let's guess, is the black hole link still incomplete?"

"hehe!"

Accompanied by disdainful laughter, all the black holes inside the KBC Great Hollow seemed to come alive. They appeared to transform into eyes, staring at the multidimensional chimera representing the Rebooter in the starry sky with a gaze that transcends the limitations of time and space.

At the same time, each black hole within the KBC Great Hole seemed to project dark, indistinct shadows.

These phantoms look very similar to black holes, exhibiting only three physical properties: mass, charge, and angular momentum. However, they are clearly not black holes, because after they appear, they slide rapidly through the void like water droplets on a lotus leaf, leaping into the starry sky at an unreasonable speed and appearing in every corner of the starry sky around the Rebooter's location.

The Returning Ones have arrived.

(End of this chapter)