From that perspective, the civilizations within The Great Voyage Organization generally would not be wiped out easily as long as they did not court death like those previous civilizations had, unless the entire Great Voyage Organization was annihilated, or the whole organization truly reached the point of total collapse.
Clearly, although the Sentient Life of many civilizations in The Great Voyage Organization had died out, beings such as the Awakener Civilization were still holding the line.
But the situation was not exactly optimistic.
Maintaining a stalemate for more than four hundred years had indeed been a great victory for The Great Voyage Organization, because The Great Voyage Organization could finally enter the second phase of its plan: evacuating the Midway Galaxy.
But over those four hundred-plus years, The Great Voyage Organization had also paid an enormous price.
Aside from the main populations of thirty-seven civilizations being almost extinct, the other civilizations had also been ravaged beyond recognition by the "Eerie Death Force."
The Divine Matrix Civilization, which had the strongest resistance aside from humanity and the Awakeners, saw its individual population plummet straight to forty billion, while the Daya Civilization had fewer than twenty billion left.
The Falcon Civilization and Silver Heart Civilization were in even worse shape. Under the ravages of the "Eerie Death Force" and the war, their populations had already fallen to under ten billion. If the fighting continued, those two would follow in the footsteps of those thirty-seven civilizations as well.
The Pouchkind Civilization, Feather Civilization, Gutes Civilization, and Staryu Civilization had already reached the point where they had no source of troops left. Even the Aran Civilization had nearly been reduced to just its super-intelligence-brain leader, a commander with no soldiers.
But they still held on, because during the stalemate phase, some civilizations felt that