The outcome of the meeting was unsurprising. The vast majority believed they should go, while only one or two people thought they should avoid the danger.
They had a point, but danger was everywhere in the universe. It did not come solely from other civilizations; even the ruins left behind by advanced civilizations might contain dangers. Human Civilization had already reached the level of a Level 4 Civilization. By the standards used by those civilizations at the pinnacle to classify civilization levels, it was now within the scope of an Interstellar Civilization.
The starry river was vast and brilliant; there was no reason they could not venture forth. They were no longer a low-level civilization that had to hibernate year after year merely to cross between star systems.
The realization of Warp had greatly increased travel speed and improved a civilization's efficiency in using time.
Humanity was not recklessly rushing toward the target all at once. The Residential Spaceships definitely had to remain hidden, and unless necessary, they should not reveal that they were a Wandering Civilization.
Everyone considered this arrangement appropriate. With the civilization main body staying behind, even if there truly was danger, the entire civilization would not face the risk of annihilation.
Once the matter was decided, the Human Great Fleet turned in the Void and continued toward its destination. Covering more than three hundred light-years, humanity reached the vicinity of the Target Star Region in just over thirty years.
However, as planned, the Human Great Fleet did not head into the Target Star Region together. Instead, it first docked in a Star System on the outskirts, stationed the civilization main body there, and set up all kinds of warning measures outside the Star System, such as Tachyon Detectors and communication Relay Stations. At the same time,