However, Human Civilization did not yet know about this. Whether the upper ranks of the Interstellar Government or the scientists, their work remained focused on implementing Characteristic Technology.
Although humanity could be said to have mastered this technology, turning known technology into technological creations still involved many difficulties.
The hardest of these to resolve was the issue of the extra Fermi Dimension.
Humanity's Characteristic Technology had been derived from research into Microscopic High Dimensions, so it first had to deconstruct the Extra Dimensions. Humanity had already accomplished this; otherwise, it could not have found those String combinations located within Microscopic High-Dimensional structures, much less plucked them in a laboratory.
The so-called Extra Dimensions referred to curled-up dimensions beyond the Macroscopic Dimension.
Humanity had already achieved the Quantum Exile Strike in laboratories, but this method of attack required broad coverage. Wide-area strikes were also humanity's goal, because to undertake The Great Voyage, humanity had to eliminate Electron Warships. Every civilization that understood Electron Warships knew that they could shift positions in a short time. In other words, they were extremely agile, and ordinary precision strikes simply could not hit them.
Back then, the Neutron War Star had relied on the wide-area annihilation of its Gravity-based Characteristic Technology to force it to use an unprecedented method of attack.
Of course, wide-area attacks alone were not enough. They also had to be directionally precise. This was the greatest problem humanity faced during the technology application stage.
It concerned whether they would accidentally strike their own fleets during actual use.
To solve this problem, they had to obtain a mathematical solution for the correspondence between Extra Dimensions and Macroscopic Dimensions. In this regard, only mathematics was precise and reliable.
What humanity's mathematicians had not expected was that the calculations produced a seemingly meaningless solution.