As more and more probes were launched, the civilizations of The Great Voyage fleet gradually obtained the distribution of these Four-Dimensional Space Shards.
They resembled brick-like blocks measured in light-years, scattered haphazardly through the Void. The Andromeda Galaxy that The Great Voyage fleet had originally seen had been viewed through the gaps between them.
Why were there so many Space Shards?
The scientists from the thirteen civilizations each had their own views, but the prevailing opinion was that they were remnants of war.
However, the experts of the various civilizations held different opinions on what level of war it had been.
Some believed they were the remnants of a war between Level Six Civilizations possessing characteristic dimensional technology. More believed they were remnants of a Level Seven Civilization war, on the grounds that the impact of a Level Six Civilization's war could not have reached such a scale.
That made sense. Taking the several Level Six Civilizations in The Great Voyage Organization that possessed characteristic technology as examples, their strike range covered no more than a single Star System. Yet the present Four-Dimensional Fragments stretched across tens of thousands of light-years. That also meant the original scale of the strike had exceeded what everyone could currently see; otherwise, there could not have been so many Space Shards.
After all, Space Shards might gradually shrink over long periods of time.
No one knew how many years these shards had existed, yet they were still so massive. If that was truly the case, it was difficult to imagine how large they had been at the beginning.
Creating Four-Dimensional Space on such a vast scale was clearly not something a Level Six Civilization could accomplish.
In other words, this region of Void had once witnessed a war between Level Seven Civilizations.
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