The information exchange was mutual. The Milky Way Galaxy Great Voyage Organization and the Falcon Voyage Organization maintained a safe distance while exchanging what they knew.
As organizations both aimed at The Great Voyage, this counted as a deep exchange. It was unrealistic for organizations like them to merge, and it was already a blessing if they did not end up fighting.
During the exchange, it was not just the Falcon Voyage Organization unilaterally revealing information about Level Seven Civilizations to the Milky Way Galaxy Great Voyage Organization. The reverse was also true. For instance, the Silver Heart Civilization within The Great Voyage Organization knew quite a bit about such matters.
The reason the Falcon Voyage Organization had said so much was also because the Silver Heart Civilization had provided them with different information.
The Great Voyage Organization also learned that the Falcon Voyage Organization had never stopped attacking the Microscopic Demons over the years, though the fleets they sent out were all disposable.
While constructing Star Paths, they built large numbers of simple unmanned warships—the kind that only needed to fire weapons and achieve Warp Speed Travel—with their primary focus on minimizing construction costs.
They then used repeated attacks from multiple batches, directions, and locations to draw the Microscopic Demons' attention, preventing them from determining where the organization's headquarters was and ensuring that the voyage organization could safely complete its Star Road Construction.
But all of that changed after the Milky Way Galaxy Great Voyage Organization arrived. Since it had genuinely fought the Microscopic Demons, the Microscopic Demons most likely knew the Milky Way Galaxy Great Voyage Organization's route.
Thus, when the Milky Way Galaxy Great Voyage Organization arrived, the Falcon Voyage Organization accelerated its progress. They immediately reduced their investment in unmanned warship construction and instead poured nearly