Which Star Realm Was the Milky Way In?

The observable universe of this dimension had been divided into a hundred thousand star realms according to the number of Star Realm Overlords.

Each star realm contained two to ten Supergalaxy Clusters, and each Supergalaxy Cluster contained five hundred to a thousand star groups.

Each star group contained anywhere from dozens to over a thousand galaxies... Each galaxy averaged a hundred to two hundred billion stars.

The hundreds of billions of galaxies governed by these hundred thousand Star Realm Overlords occupied only a tenth of the sea of stars. They were merely the "star realm civilization zone" directly protected by the Dimensional Guardians. Beyond them lay many chaotic, untamed stellar regions.

Those scattered, remote, ancient, ruin-like, sparsely dispersed, civilization-poor, dangerous, unexplored stars... countless stars with a combined mass equivalent to two trillion Milky Way Galaxies, were not ruled by any Star Realm Overlord.

All of the above together formed the vast sea of stars, accounting for roughly four percent of the observable universe's total mass.

Once issued, the Starry Sky Blockade Order spread throughout the hundred thousand star realms in no time.

With lavish rewards on offer, and such a massive collective hunt being a rare event, the vast majority of Unified Force Civilizations were abuzz.

Including the Carefree Overlords who had no fixed territory, as many as ten trillion Galaxy Overlords and nearly ten billion Star Group Overlords joined the search.

The universe was vast, encompassing all manner of things.

By comparison, Star Realm Overlords were exceedingly rare, each a one-in-hundreds-of-millions existence among Unified Force Civilizations. Even though this dimension had over a hundred thousand of them, together they still did not govern the entire visible material world.

Of course, they simply could not be bothered to expand their territories. Were it not for the need to guard against