All the world fragments finally arrived safely in the Empire Zone. They were not intercepted by the Fallen Apostles, did not disperse into the void ahead of time, and none of the ecological planets suffered massive unrest or casualties—small-scale end-of-the-world panic had been unavoidable, but fortunately, everything ultimately remained within controllable limits. The largest mass migration in history had finally come to a satisfactory conclusion.
These drifting world fragments still needed further handling: emergency repairs, resettlement, and hazard inspections. Though they had reached a safe place, for a temporary Order Field without a complete World Barrier, the void itself was the greatest danger. Every world fragment was "evaporating" at an extremely high rate. The void was rapidly eroding the space-time, energy, and matter of these tiny remnants. The fastest-disintegrating fragment had already reached a dangerous threshold, to the point that its internal ecological planet had been "shaved" away in places. The Minion Army responsible for recovering and inspecting those ecological planets sent back the following report: "...We saw a planet that looked as though it had been turned on a lathe. Every mountain above five thousand meters on this planet has been ground down. We request humanitarian planetary reshaping and atmospheric regeneration. Otherwise, the people on this planet will never get to enjoy mountaineering in their lives."
But the Empire had already prepared for these world fragments. We were no longer as helpless as we had been back then, when even a city-sized remnant had left us at a loss. With the Empire's current strength, resettling these world remnants was routine work. Siweisi had carefully selected a newborn universe with highly compatible fundamental constants to house them. This newborn universe was one item from the Empire's ever-growing World Library inventory. Although the Shilin Apostles' world-creation technology had yet to reach