(P.S. Asking for tickets)
With technical support from the Daya Civilization, almost all the Sentient Life of the civilizations within The Great Voyage Organization successfully crossed the long span of nearly two million years.
From the god's-eye view of the Cosmic Membrane, The Great Voyage Organization fleet "lifted a foot" and stepped across a distance of two million light-years. Then, during deceleration, the destination's World Line swept across its Proper Time Axis, making the great organization pass nearly two million years in an instant.
It looked as if someone had pressed an n-times fast-forward button, rapidly synchronizing them with the destination's time.
"We're here! Thank God, we're finally here!"
"Dear matter, here we come!"
The moment the Proper Time Axis finished overlapping, the major civilizations pounced on the beautiful stars like starving tigers on prey.
Of course, they did not just charge in blindly. The standard procedures for arriving in an unfamiliar Star System still had to be carried out; exploration and detection were indispensable steps. These measures would proceed alongside resource development, but The Great Voyage Organization truly was parched with thirst.
Surprisingly, The Great Voyage Organization sailed openly into this Star System, yet found no civilization coming forward to question them. Even after dispatching probes to wander around for decades, they still did not discover any traces of civilization.
Clearly, this was highly abnormal.
Because this Star System was simply too small. Compared to the Milky Way Galaxy, or even the Triangulum Galaxy, it was incomparably tiny. The diameter of its disk was only eight thousand light-years.
What did a Star System of eight thousand light-years mean? It was only slightly larger than the Milky Way Galaxy's Satellite Galaxy, the Small Magellanic Cloud, which had a diameter of seven thousand light-years.
Such a galaxy gave off extremely faint