This approach let those Level Six Civilizations breathe a sigh of relief. At least it showed that the big shots had not completely fallen out and still intended to bring everyone along to Andromeda Galaxy. That was a good thing.
However, The Great Voyage was growing increasingly difficult.
At some point, Divine Matrix Civilization also began dismantling its transport ships. Clearly, the need to sustain the Neutron War Star was becoming more than it could bear.
And while Divine Matrix Civilization was dismantling its own transport ships, several ordinary Level Six Civilizations had already reached the end of their rope. The materials inside their transport ships had long been exhausted, and nearly all the ships that could be dismantled had already been taken apart. If they kept going, then even if they truly found a "Dark Matter Island," they would have no transport ships left to carry supplies.
After hesitating for a long time, they ultimately chose to dismantle part of their warships for fuel.
When this happened, the Great Fleet was still one million light-years away from Andromeda Galaxy.
It was a truly despairing distance.
Fortunately, heaven never sealed off every road. Just as the civilizations were sinking into despair, Silver Heart Civilization brought everyone some good news.
Its probes had discovered an anomalous point in space. They suspected that Dark Matter existed there, perhaps a scattered expanse of it.
Silver Heart Civilization shared its detection results.
The various civilizations also analyzed its data. Many agreed with Silver Heart Civilization's conclusion, as they had subsequently sent out their own probes to observe that region of Void.
"Twenty thousand light-years is not far. Our observatory array reconstructed the background light in that region of Void through multifrequency optical recombination and found that light from Andromeda Galaxy underwent strange deflections as