Listening to Wilde's analysis, which tied myth and legend together with a string of information, another fleet commander also found it very reasonable. They agreed with Wilde's view—that the Gonyatu Empire had obtained an ancient technological creation left behind by the gods.
He even felt that perhaps "Spice" technology was also a form of ancient technology.
The other commander thought there were still holes in that explanation and that its truth remained uncertain, but one thing could be confirmed: the star-filled Extragalactic Civilizations did indeed contain many ancient technologies.
And if a Level Six Civilization wanted to go a step further, it probably needed to continuously collect these technologies. Once enough had been gathered, quantitative change would trigger qualitative change, allowing the civilization to break through its current level in one stroke.
He thought, So this is the so-called purpose of the Great Voyage Organization's voyages. We were the frogs at the bottom of the well. Looks like that paper published back then by someone from the Academy of Sciences—what was his name again?—was right. The level our civilization is at is not the end point of civilization. The way to break through is either to master ancient technology ourselves, or to search the stars and gather more ancient technology.
No wonder this Galactic Great Voyage Organization is so powerful. So they had already set foot on this path long ago and obtained more than one kind of ancient technology. It seems we must make the Empire understand the severity of this matter. Our Saidesi Empire cannot go on like this. We must change strategy. We must step beyond our own galaxy and search for possible ancient technological ruins.
*Mm, before that, it would be best if we could take the Gonyatu Empire's ancient technological creation. Looks like we'll have