Humanity did not appear in person either, instead having the Dog-Headed People handle the matter—not in the name of the Star Alliance, but as the Perseus Trade Federation.
It had to be said that the Daya Civilization was quite invested in selling Fake Gaia Planets. Once humanity agreed to the matter, they immediately began arranging distributors.
At the same time, they sent humanity a huge batch of planet-modification technologies, claiming it was to prevent humanity from producing Fake Gaia Planets full of flaws.
As expected of people who had sold counterfeits for years—their professional standards were solid.
Humanity did not stand on ceremony either. This was not the time to bind themselves with Earth Era morality. Their greatest priority now was raising their civilization level—that was, mastering technologies related to Dark Matter.
Only then could Human Civilization be considered relatively safe. At the very least, they would not have to worry about some suddenly emerging evil Level Six Civilization annexing or wiping them out.
Given the current state of the universe, Level Six Civilizations were already the top civilizations in the open. The Awakeners had once told humanity that Cosmic Civilizations truly existed, but even they had never encountered one themselves, though they had found many Civilization Ruins.
And judging from the Great Universe and The Great Voyage, perhaps civilizations above Level Six had all gone somewhere in the universe for some reason.
If The Great Voyage was real, and if it truly allowed Level Six Civilizations to rise to Level Seven, then every Level Seven Civilization must have emerged alive from the Great Void. Their disappearance was surely connected to the Great Void as well.
Perhaps, as some Level Six Civilizations had speculated, those Level Seven Civilizations that had mastered Vacuum Zero-Point Energy had all gone to find a