Thus, time gradually passed amid the separate labors of the civilizations within The Great Voyage Organization—one year, two years, three years, ten years, thirty years.
Time smoothed away everything, and accomplished everything.
Although thirty years had not allowed the civilizations to produce fleets in large numbers, nor had they built many transport ships, the energy shortages encountered by active warships during their voyages had been replenished.
Yes, everyone knew what mattered most. After arriving in an unfamiliar Star System, building new ships was important, but ensuring that the active fleets retained their combat power was even more important. After all, they were the true force safeguarding the future development of The Great Voyage Organization.
For everyone's safety, the civilizations with spare capacity sent Probe Fleets to explore the nearby star regions while developing resources.
Since The Great Voyage Organization was still huddled together at present, external exploration missions were mainly entrusted to the Silver Heart Civilization. The reason was simple: their detection technology was indeed stronger than that of the other civilizations, so it was only right to make the best use of it.
However, this time, the Silver Heart Civilization began to doubt its own detection technology.
The reason was simple. They had detected a message originating from this very star region. It was clearly a message sent by an intelligent civilization, and its transmission method was unquestionably at the Level Six Civilization tier. Yet they could not identify its contents. What alarmed the Silver Heart Civilization most was that, before the message appeared, they had been completely unable to detect the location of its source.
That was outrageous, because after receiving the message twice, the Silver Heart Civilization quickly determined that its source was within the star region occupied by The Great Voyage Organization.
After identifying the message,