Thanks to Quantum Hyperdistance Communication, the message sent by The Great Voyage Organization's Supreme Council spread through every civilization in an instant. No—it should be called an order. The leaders of every civilization had to carry it out once they received it, regardless of whether that order benefited their own civilization or not.
Even if The Great Voyage Organization's Supreme Council ordered your fleet to go die, you still had to go. Otherwise, after the war, your civilization would be wiped out too.
Under these circumstances, every civilization understood what mattered most and what had to come first. They also knew that The Great Voyage Organization's Supreme Council's goal was to ensure that every civilization continued to exist. That was enough.
The Great Voyage was not a vacation. It was impossible to cruise leisurely all the way to the destination. Sometimes bloodshed and sacrifice were inevitable.
The civilizations within The Great Voyage Organization were no hothouse flowers either, especially those Level Six Civilizations that had come out of the Milky Way Galaxy.
They had been holding in a breath ever since the "Eerie Death Incident," with nowhere to vent it. Now the Boundary Breakers had practically walked right into their line of fire.
So after receiving the order, these civilizations immediately delivered impassioned speeches internally, shifting all the panic caused by the "Eerie Death Incident" onto the Boundary Breakers.
They made it sound as if the eerie death phenomenon would only disappear once the Boundary Breakers were defeated.
It had to be said: no matter the era, foreign war was always a good way to divert internal conflict. It had worked in the Earth Era, and it still worked in the interstellar age.
The sixty civilizations of The Great Voyage Organization all began to move in an organized fashion the