This concerned whether they could take a shortcut, so they had no choice but to take it seriously.
The other end of the Star Gate was also located at the central black hole of a galaxy, about twenty-five million light-years from the Terminal Galaxy. The two galaxies were not adjacent.
That was good news, since they could cross twenty-five million light-years in one go.
But the four civilizations also realized that fighting their way through step by step and exploring one Star Gate after another was no solution. The best option was to obtain the data for these Star Gates—which Star Gate led where.
And that information was clearly in the hands of the Triangle Civilization, because there was a high chance the Star Gates here had been built by them.
That made things difficult.
In fact, given the current situation, the best outcome would have been to avoid war with the Triangle Civilization and borrow their Star Gates through negotiation and exchange. But things had already come this far. There was no turning back.
Someone had originally proposed telling the Triangle Civilization that the KBC Great Void was about to be used by the Void Returners as a Void Return experiment, as well as telling them their own purpose of wanting to leave this region of space as soon as possible. But what if, after being told, the other side not only failed to appreciate it, but instead fled on their own and destroyed every Star Gate after escaping?
The Star Great Voyage Organization clearly did not dare take that risk.
So in the end, they could only keep fighting, but not in the way they had at the start, because their strategic objective had changed.
What the Star Great Voyage Organization needed now was the Triangle Civilization's Star