Holter Supercluster, the location of the Cosmic Current leading to the Renos Supercluster—the Ariston Star System.
The entire star system was packed with warships and civilian vessels from every civilization. Even with the Cosmic Current's width utilized to the fullest extent, the evacuation proceeded incredibly slowly.
According to the statistics, by the end of the migration mission, the Blue Radiance Republic had evacuated a total of 19.3% of its population, while each of the other four civilizations had evacuated between 15% and 20%.
Although only a small portion of their total populations had been evacuated, these were the elite of each civilization, encompassing nearly all outstanding talents across every field. This gave them a foundation for rapidly rising again.
Meanwhile, the Federal Fleet was racing to deploy Hyperspace Interference Devices throughout the star system and its outer regions.
Unlike before, after learning that the Moy people possessed a unique technology capable of quickly cracking Hyperspace Interference parameters, Aierfei followed Lavoisier's proposal and adopted a block-based deployment. She divided the entire star system, along with an area extending one hundred thousand light-years outward from the Ariston Star System, into over a thousand sectors. Every interference device deployed within each sector was assigned a randomly generated synchronized parameter.
Furthermore, following Lavoisier's proposal, the entire interference zone had been arranged in a special way, transforming it into something like a labyrinth that would guide any enemies entering it.
Straight toward the location of the Doomsday Bomb!
Of course, such a deployment required an enormous number of Hyperspace Interference Devices. The Federal Fleet's own reserves were nowhere near sufficient to complete the task.
After all, the previous battles—whether against the Holtair United Fleet or Arno—had already consumed most of their reserves.
But now, five civilizations had sided with humanity, and they possessed Hyperspace Interference