As the civilizations divided up the Celestial Star Civilization's transport ships, they also watched Humanity burn the Celestial Star people. They sensed Humanity's intense hatred—and its madness.
Dividing up someone else's resources was a joyous thing, especially in this vast Void.
But joy was always short-lived, and the division soon came to an end.
After the division was complete, the ordinary civilizations worried whether the major civilizations would truly follow their earlier agreement and complete the latter half of the journey by rotating the "Head Goose" position.
Clearly, their worries were unnecessary—for now. Having just divided up the Celestial Star Civilization's material assets, the major civilizations were still trying to find as much justification as possible for their extermination of the Celestial Star Civilization. Naturally, they could not break the rules immediately after the battle.
After discussion among the thirteen civilizations, the Feather Civilization was chosen as the next "Head Goose." They agreed that it would lead for one hundred thousand light-years before the position rotated to the next civilization.
With those arrangements made, the other civilizations finally set their minds at ease.
The Great Voyage fleet cluster soon resumed its journey. The Celestial Star Civilization incident seemed like a brief interlude; aside from bringing supplies of resources to many civilizations, it no longer had any effect.
The Celestial Star Civilization had been completely destroyed. Its existence remained only in the memories of the civilizations participating in the Great Voyage.
Time passed quickly during the voyage through the Void. More than four hundred years flashed by, and it was time to replace the "Head Goose." This time, no civilization made things difficult.
After changing the "Head Goose," The Great Voyage fleet also paused in the Void to resupply before resuming Warp Speed Travel. Of course, they did not draw energy