The information about the Precursor and the Battle Immortal Civilization ended there. They had not done as they had before, writing the specific Star System they planned to head to next into the star map for those who came after.
The civilizations of The Great Voyage Organization guessed that perhaps the emergence of the Boundary Breakers had made them reconsider, or perhaps the information the Gonyatu Empire had obtained was incomplete.
All The Great Voyage Organization knew now was the general direction of the Precursor and the Battle Immortal Civilization's Voyage Group, and that their final destination was clear.
So no one was anxious about failing to obtain a specific star route from the Gonyatu Empire. As long as they proceeded in the general direction, if they truly reached a Star System the Precursor and the Battle Immortal Civilization had once visited, they should still be able to find traces they had left behind.
Of course, it was also possible they would never find them again, and that the routes ahead could only depend on themselves.
The Falcon Civilization stated that this was not a problem. As long as observations were made before departure and sufficient preparations for setting sail were completed, they could still cross many Star Systems. For those Star Systems that were clearly too far apart to cross, they would search for Star Gates left behind by Cosmic Civilizations themselves. If there were none, they would find a way to detour.
The other civilizations of The Great Voyage Organization naturally understood this principle as well. Before setting sail, they had all observed the universe, especially the direction in which they were advancing.
Overall, the Star Systems on the route currently formulated by The Great Voyage Organization could all be crossed directly, or crossed by using methods such