If you called it monotonous, it truly was monotonous.
The entire world was silent. The Great Voyage Organization, which had been bouncing its way along for who knew how many years, still had not discovered any signal bearing traces of civilization.
As far as the eye could see, there were only stars upon stars.
Though these stars came in many types, they were basically the same few as in the three-dimensional world—mostly stars, planets, black holes, and the like. Of course, there were also Neutron Stars and Brown Dwarf Stars unique to the two-dimensional world, as well as Quark Stars, which were almost impossible to see in the Great Universe.
Of course, because the rules of Gravity were different, their manifestations were also vastly different from those in the three-dimensional universe.
But having only these natural phenomena still made everything feel somewhat lifeless.
Looking at such a scene, feeling such a world, Yue Yuan could not help thinking that perhaps, back when life had not yet appeared in the Great Universe, it had also been this desolate.
Year after year.
Time slipped by, years rushing past like a shuttle.
After who knew how many years, the fleet of The Great Voyage Organization finally arrived near the central region of this two-dimensional world. If one compared it to crossing a river, then they could be considered to have taken the boat to the middle of the river!
Perhaps because they had not discovered any traces of civilization along the way, the various civilizations no longer held much hope, all feeling that this journey would simply pass through the two-dimensional world in a dull and ordinary fashion.
But unexpectedly, at this very moment, the Silver Heart Civilization was the first to discover a set of unusual signals.
It was a fluctuation signal