The Silver Heart Civilization acted immediately. It was exceptionally professional in the field of detection—or rather, "professional" was no longer enough to describe it. It was a civilization on the verge of breaking through the limits.
The Silver Heart Civilization itself might not have realized it, but in the eyes of other ordinary Level Six Civilizations, it had already reached heights beyond those of a normal Level Six Civilization. At any rate, they knew their own civilizations could not accomplish such things.
Within The Great Voyage Organization, apart from the Awakeners, all the others were civilizations from the Milky Way Galaxy. They knew very well just how advanced the Silver Heart Civilization's detection technology was. They could not even manage to give broadcast information intelligence.
Thus, for a long time, they had believed the Silver Heart Civilization's detection technology to be a form of Characteristic Technology. Unfortunately, the Silver Heart Civilization itself felt that its technology was not powerful enough to qualify as Characteristic Technology.
But in truth, aside from them, not a single civilization in The Great Voyage Organization possessed communication technology capable of reaching thirty light-years, nor could any civilization create a technology that attached intelligence to broadcast signals.
The same was true of this investigation targeting individual members of the Heavenly Maiden Civilization. The combat data of Heavenly Maiden Civilization individuals was public. After obtaining that data, every civilization in The Great Voyage Organization had specifically researched detection equipment for dealing with them. Yet while most civilizations made no progress whatsoever, the Silver Heart Civilization was the first to present a solution.
Moreover, it completed testing in a very short time and had now deployed the equipment across the Interstellar Communication Network.
This equipment also reassured The Great Voyage Organization. After the Silver Heart Civilization upgraded the