All the fleets that had gone to seize the Blue Sea Civilization's Sentient Life returned, going back to the regions where their own civilizations were located. They had imagined this outcome, but they had not expected the Blue Sea Civilization to be so decisive.
Several years later, the Star Great Voyage Organization, still united on the surface, finally set sail, racing toward the dazzling starry sky.
Compared with entering the Great Void, the process of leaving it was much easier. The distance was about the same, but the various civilizations were no longer what they had once been. Back then, they had needed to drift in at light speed, a journey that took more than a hundred million years. Now, it would take only over 146,000 years.
Perhaps the universe was simply too vast, because that travel time still seemed very long.
And that was with every civilization traveling at Warp Speed for the entire journey.
Obviously, the eighty-four civilizations could not keep traveling at Warp Speed forever. It was not that they could not do so, but that they wanted to complete the full upgrade of their civilizations before returning to the edge of the Great Void.
That meant they had to stop from time to time and advance at normal light speed. After all, large-scale industrial activity could not be carried out in a warp state.
Under these circumstances, Human Civilization and the Feather Civilization made the most efficient use of their time, because the two civilizations had higher warp ratios than the others. They could first travel ahead of the main force at a higher warp multiple, then drop out of warp when necessary to create and upgrade things. Once the main force caught up, they would continue repeating the process.
However, after Human Civilization and the