"Thank you very much, but we'd rather stay here," the Daya Civilization replied.
Good. With cancers like the Silver Heart Alliance and the Harvesters in the Milky Way Galaxy, civilizations have a hard time surviving. We only hope that when we embark on The Great Voyage, more Level Six Civilizations will be able to go with us. Work hard. We hope that by the time we leave, you will qualify for The Great Voyage.
This was the Divine Matrix Civilization's explanation for why it had advised humanity and the Daya Civilization to stay behind.
Humanity and the Daya Civilization reacted differently to those words. Humanity had long known that The Great Voyage Road was far from peaceful. The Awakeners had said something similar before, so this was the second time they had heard it, and it caused no great stir.
The Daya Civilization, however, was deeply moved. They had never imagined that the great Divine Matrix Civilization would think so highly of them and even invite them to embark on The Great Voyage together.
With that in mind, they also asked questions about The Great Voyage.
The Divine Matrix Civilization's Neutron War Star displayed another movement. It continued its non-coaxial accelerated rotation while explaining matters to humanity and the Daya Civilization.
Once we destroy the Harvesters' Electron Warships, we will begin the Milky Way Galaxy Great Voyage. But leaving the Milky Way Galaxy is no simple matter. As far as we know, there are two paths. One is the Star Gate ruins left behind by Cosmic Civilizations, and the other is conventional Warp travel.
Star Gates do exist, but we have not found one. If we truly cannot find one, we can only depart directly. Regardless of the method, sufficient preparation is required. By then, every Level Six Civilization in