Twenty-five million light-years!
From the star map provided by the Kroll Civilization, one could see the route from the Kroll Star System to the front line—the destination: the 627 Galaxy.
"627 Galaxy" was the designation on the Kroll Civilization's star map, their naming code for the many galaxies in this region, and also the name of the front-line galaxy currently in a state of war.
But the front line was by no means limited to the 627 Galaxy. Anywhere marked with a battle icon on the star map was a front line. From what could be seen at present, a total of eight galaxies, plus two stretches of Void where Star Gates were located, were engulfed in war.
Perhaps because they were close to the edge of the great void, the distances between galaxies in this star region were relatively large. According to observational results, the average distance between galaxies here was around five million light-years—extremely far.
With the navigational capabilities of a Level Six Civilization, a single voyage absolutely could not reach the far shore.
Perhaps also because the distance was too great, the Cosmic Civilization that had once been stationed here had built a Star Gate Network.
They were all extremely advanced Star Gates. A journey of more than five million light-years could be crossed through these Star Gates in only a few days, and this also made cross-galaxy warfare possible.
According to the Kroll Civilization, over the past few hundred thousand years, the front had already been pushed forward by the Type II Boundary Breakers by around ten million light-years. The 627 Galaxy they were heading to this time was also in imminent danger. If this battle was lost, the Abyss Great Voyage Organization would once again lose control of another galaxy.
What worried them even more