The Great Voyage Organization decided to slip in quietly and observe. The probes activated full Electromagnetic Wave spectrum stealth mode and began exploring each Life Planet one by one. They did not overlook the black hole at the center of the galaxy or the Black Dwarf Stars scattered through space, either; all of them had to be scanned and investigated.
This galaxy was simply too small. It had only one hundred and eight Red Dwarf Stars and a small number of Black Dwarf Stars. Strangely enough, it had Black Dwarf Stars but no Neutron Stars or White Dwarf Stars, making anyone feel at a glance that it had not formed naturally.
And that made sense. How could a naturally formed galaxy possibly look like this?
Precisely because of that, The Great Voyage Organization was extremely cautious during the exploration. The lesson of the Midway Galaxy was still fresh in everyone's memory. When it came to galaxies that displayed "artificial" factors, they still explored with the utmost caution.
Since this galaxy really was small, it did not take long for its basic information to fall into the hands of the various civilizations.
First was the central black hole. The probes showed that it was a normal black hole, and The Great Voyage Organization could treat it as a refueling station, extracting Negative Energy there to replenish their energy supply. They were all Level Six Civilizations; the various transformations of Negative Matter could be processed into more efficient energy, so there was no problem on that front.
As for material replenishment, The Great Voyage Organization had not yet mined those few planets. Instead, they planned to use Energy-Matter Conversion to produce materials beside the black hole.
True, this process would reduce the black hole's mass, but for a black hole, that was