However, the end of the war did not mean the three Great Voyage Organizations could set sail immediately, because the Boundary Breakers still needed time to fulfill the treaty.
Like moving house, they had to relocate the Boundary Breakers living in the Star Systems along the Great Voyage Route, after which the three Great Voyage Organizations would inspect and accept the results.
There were quite a few Star Systems along the Great Voyage Route. To ensure the Boundary Breakers complied, the three Great Voyage Organizations had to deploy enormous numbers of Probe Spaceships to keep watch. Due to speed limitations, this process was bound to take a long time.
Then there was the supervision of the Boundary Breakers' lackeys. They had to disarm and destroy Starry Sky Shipyards one after another under the watchful eyes of the three Great Voyage Organizations.
This likewise required the three Great Voyage Organizations to deploy vast numbers of probes to monitor them.
For the Boundary Breakers, making their own lackeys destroy the shipyards with their own hands and dismantle their own armed forces was certainly humiliating. Yet they all understood that the three Great Voyage Organizations could not possibly know the locations of every shipyard.
This star region was simply too vast. The Star Gate Network covered such an enormous area, and the Star Systems inhabited by the Boundary Breakers numbered far more than this. With so many Star Systems, the three Great Voyage Organizations could never investigate them all.
So long as they cooperated and cleared out the Star Systems along the Great Voyage Route, as well as those directly connected to it, that would be enough. Everyone understood without saying it aloud.
The Boundary Breakers did not completely destroy their lackeys' shipyards and military forces, while the three Great Voyage Organizations would