Unexpected

Comparing distance ratios with the corresponding regions in the real universe required humanity to possess an extremely accurate star chart, as well as a powerful Supercomputer. Neither could be lacking.

Humanity's computers were certainly powerful enough, but the same could not necessarily be said of its accurate star charts.

The Milky Way Galaxy was simply too vast. The range within which humanity could guarantee the accuracy of its star charts extended only a few thousand light-years at most. The farther away something was, the greater the observational error. That was certain.

Thus, humanity's most accurate star charts covered only the region around the Solar System in the Orion Arm. Of course, as humanity's sphere of activity expanded, it had also acquired accurate maps of other regions within the Orion Arm.

But this was the Perseus Arm. Humanity had arrived here only recently. Although observations of the starry sky had never ceased, the actual observation time amounted only to the period when the Great Fleet stopped for resupply. Large-scale astronomical observation could not be carried out during Warp Speed Travel.

In other words, if the star region displayed on the Numeral Star Chart was too far from humanity, humanity might genuinely be unable to find it.

Although no one knew the purpose of the civilization that had spread this Numeral Star Chart through the universe, humanity did not hesitate in the slightest. The moment the Numeral Star Chart was decoded, Tianhe Light was ordered to search the database's star charts for the location of the Target Star Region.

Given humanity's current circumstances, the purpose of the civilization behind the Numeral Star Chart was unimportant. What mattered was first determining where the Target Star Region was. Only by knowing the location indicated by the Numeral Star Chart could humanity confirm whether its