Humanity still did not know whether a Level 5 Civilization's methods of obtaining energy would change, but one thing was certain: Level Six Civilizations also needed Stellar Energy. Or rather, even at the Level Six Civilization tier, Stellar Energy remained the most easily obtainable energy source in the universe.
Otherwise, the Precursors would not have stuffed so many Red Dwarf Stars into the Small Universe. If even Level Six Civilizations were like this, then Level 5 Civilizations certainly could not do without stars.
Since that was the case, Dyson Swarms and Dyson Spheres still had value. However, the Star Alliance would have to keep working on this project for a very, very long time. There was no rush now; they could build while wandering. Antimatter could be powered by Heavy Nuclear Fusion anyway, and Heavy Nuclear Fusion only needed rocks as fuel. Nearly every normal Star System in the universe had vast quantities of rock to squander.
Of course, neither its efficiency nor convenience could compare to mobile Dyson Swarms or Dyson Spheres.
And so, the moment Lyra returned to space and entered Warp, it marked Humanity's departure with the entire Star Alliance, vanishing beyond the Deep Blue Star People's sight.
As for their next destination, Humanity had no definite target. They would probably travel until their fuel ran low, find a Star System to dock at, replenish their Antimatter fuel, and then continue their interstellar voyage.
They traveled and stopped as they went. If an opportunity arose, they would also look into the culprit who had destroyed the Solar System. Of course, the most important task at this stage was a breakthrough in fundamental theory.
That meant the Theory of Everything, also known as the Theory of Everything. It was a theory Humanity had to master in order to