Observed from a distance, it was completely impossible to discover that there was an anomalous region of space here.
One reason was that it was simply too small compared to the entire starry sky; another was that it was located in the void. The Level Six Civilizations here had no chance of coming into contact with it at all, let alone having a ship pass through this place.
So after arriving here, the four civilization fleets had no need to hide themselves. They simply stopped in the void and began organizing observation, detection, scanning, and other exploratory work on it.
The preliminary exploration results showed that this region was not simple. Especially after the first batch of probes entered it, malfunctioned, and broke down, the scientific teams of the four civilizations in The Great Voyage Organization became even more fully alert.
In the subsequent probes, all four civilizations reached the same conclusion: the rules in this region were anomalous, and the space inside seemed to no longer obey Classical Mechanics.
It was absolutely a rule-anomaly zone.
There was an interesting phenomenon.
When the scientific teams released objects into the target region, they were astonished to discover that the objects did not continue drifting forward according to their initial inertial force. Instead, they stuck to that space as if caught in a spiderweb.
It looked as though they had run into transparent glue.
After probes without rule protection entered, they immediately suffered damage. The probes themselves were not disintegrated; rather, it was as if the various particles composing the probes no longer had any information interaction between them, as if the Four Fundamental Forces had all vanished.
But when the scientific teams of The Great Voyage Organization placed probes with Rule Shields into the target region, they found that the probes