The Kroll Civilization had not seen how Human Civilization had wiped out ten billion Boundary Breakers and fifty billion lackey warships in less than a day, but precisely because of that, the shock it dealt them and the room it left for imagination were even greater.
The same was true for every member civilization of the Abyss Great Voyage Organization.
They knew that the Galactic Great Voyage Organization had six Characteristic Technology civilizations, but in their fixed impressions, even a Characteristic Technology civilization could not have defeated Type II Boundary Breakers with such overwhelming ease.
What was more, Human Civilization had only one warship.
Although Human Civilization had also explained that it was because the Boundary Breaker lackeys and the Boundary Breakers had been relatively concentrated, and because the enemy had not known of an existence like Human Civilization's flagship and had been caught by an information gap.
But the Abyss Great Voyage Organization, headed by the Abyss Civilization and the Kroll Civilization, still attributed everything to Human Civilization's strength.
After receiving the information, they held an internal conference specifically to discuss this incident. The result naturally went without saying. The Abyss Civilization believed that even if sixty billion enemies had simply been placed motionless in the starry sky for them to destroy, they still could not have eliminated them in such a short time.
What they found most inconceivable was that not a trace of the destroyed enemies could be seen, as if they had vanished into thin air.
They truly wanted to figure out exactly how Human Civilization had done it—the method that made the enemy disappear without leaving so much as a speck behind, that ability to suddenly vanish through Teleportation.
If they wanted to know these things, the fastest way was to ask Human Civilization directly.