The Great Voyage Organization's military ties had already become quite close. In times of crisis especially, supreme command was basically in the hands of the five Characteristic Technology Civilizations. Yes, five Characteristic Technology Civilizations. Although the Daya Civilization had also acquired characteristic technology, their credentials were still shallow, and their characteristic technology creation had yet to be built, so their influence within the highest council of power was still not great.
It could be said that after such a long voyage, The Great Voyage Organization had gone from an extremely loose organization to a relatively tight one. But when it came to the development of each civilization, every civilization still guarded its own core technologies strictly, and still would not hand over the results of many years of research to other civilizations.
Just as this division of the Soft-Star People had shown, after the civilizations had allocated their interests, they each went to the planets they had received and set to work. Every civilization was thinking about how it could rely on this group of Soft-Star People to obtain Space Folding Technology.
The reason for this was entirely that no civilization wanted to be surpassed by the others. None of them wanted to be the civilization at the very bottom of the organization. All of them wanted to be one of the civilizations that reached The Great Voyage End.
This was especially true of the civilizations without characteristic technology. In truth, they did not want the other civilizations to successfully develop Space Folding Technology by relying on the Soft-Star People.
Of course, there was actually another reason the several Characteristic Technology Civilizations of The Great Voyage Organization had agreed to this method of allocation: they wanted to see whether, after distributing the Soft-Star People through this kind of division, the