Humanity ultimately sent Daya Civilization a warning, informing them about the Microscopic Demon.
The people of Daya Civilization were initially stunned. Clearly, they had not expected humanity to detect the Microscopic Demon's condition from such a great distance. And humanity had already turned around and fled, so there could be no mistake.
Even in such circumstances, they still possessed such sharp insight. Perhaps Human Civilization had some unimaginable detection method. Daya Civilization's Great Commander quickly realized that this Human Civilization was far from simple. As if waking from a dream, he did not hesitate for another moment and ordered the fleet to turn around and flee at maximum Warp.
How terrifying. If they had reacted a little slower or hesitated a little longer, they would likely have been finished.
Daya Civilization even more so. If they had shifted a little further toward humanity earlier, they would not have been fortunate enough to remain one Astronomical Unit away. They would have been wiped out entirely. And if Human Civilization had not warned them, they might not even have reacted in time.
Everyone had already prepared to die, yet they had unexpectedly escaped alive. That feeling of Escape from the Jaws of Death left their minds blank.
Neither civilization paused for even a moment. They all entered maximum Warp and fled into the Dark Deep Space without looking back. Throughout this period, the two sides maintained a distance of over three light-years, beyond the range of Tachyon Weapons. They were remarkably tacit in this regard.
This continued for several months. By then, both sides had already moved forty to fifty light-years away from where the Microscopic Demon's tentacles reached, yet neither showed any intention of stopping. They continued fleeing in silence.
The pressure brought by the Microscopic Demon was simply too great.