In the high orbit of the Horned Whale α system, High Engineer floated in outer space, gazing into the distance at his own "interstellar expressway."
Under the spaceport AI's supervision, the 1,000 Gray Gu vessels smoothly merged into the queue and were pulled into superluminal mode. They would use the completed interstellar highway to fly first to the uninhabited region of the nearest Third Star Cluster, then enter the Fourth Star Cluster via smuggling routes. Their destination was the Alpha Civilization's coordinates.
"They're gone."
"Mm. They're gone."
"They won't be discovered, will they?" the young housewife asked worriedly.
"Most Level Three civilizations have the technology to intercept superluminal ships, but monitoring superluminal ships is beyond the technological scope of Level Three civilizations."
Every Level Three civilization, whether carbon-based or mechanical, imposed layer upon layer of restrictions and used various technological means to intercept superluminal weapons.
But beyond the borders of civilized territories, such monitoring was rare. The scale of the universe was simply too vast; it was impossible to monitor every location.
As long as they entered an uninhabited region and bypassed those few areas marked by civilizations, the Gray Gu fleet would be almost impossible to discover, much less identify as being connected to their side.
Aside from the more than 1,000 players who had been recruited, the vast majority of players had no idea that this secret mission existed.
But High Engineer was not optimistic about how long the mission could remain secret.
He simply had too few ways to restrict the players.
Therefore, he had to resolve the Alpha Civilization before the players' loudspeakers spread the mission everywhere.
Fortunately, even the players who received the mission would not know that this was actually a "home-swapping mission."
In fact, most players were currently enjoying the benefits of the