All the civilizations that were still alive listened quietly to the Unknown Civilization's account. Those that had already mastered membrane-information detection listened directly through membrane-information detection, while those that could not listened through rebroadcasts from other civilizations.
The Divine Matrix Civilization, the Silver Heart Civilization, the Falcon Civilization, the Abyss Civilization, the Kroll Civilization, the Feather Civilization, as well as the Pouchkind Civilization, the Aran Civilization, the Memoda Civilization, and the Green Sea Civilization.
These were the civilizations still openly alive right now, ten in total. Add to that the Nebula Lifeform, whose body spanned five thousand light-years. It was the partner of the Abyss Civilization and the Kroll Civilization, and it was also listening quietly.
As for Human Civilization, the Awakener Civilization, and the Daya Civilization, of the three, only the Daya Civilization did not hear the broadcast. It was not that they lacked membrane-information detection capability, but that they could not do it inside the Quantum World. Still, they were not anxious. Instead, they looked perfectly carefree. They believed Human Civilization would definitely tell them everything afterward. For now, well, they just had to stay put obediently.
Human Civilization and the Awakener Civilization were currently "watching" the information transmitted from the membrane through Third-Person Observation mode. Of course, they could also "hear" the Unknown Civilization's statement, but neither side made a sound. They were like people eavesdropping through a wall, simply crouching there in silence and listening.
The only exception was the Starry Sky Defender. He was the only existence not listening to the Unknown Civilization's statement. Right now, no civilization knew what he was doing.
After the Unknown Civilization launched its strike, he had been like this, motionless and silent, as though he had entered a state of suspended animation. He had practically lowered his sense of