A one-to-one-hundred difference in the flow of time was difficult to truly grasp without having experienced it firsthand.
For example, Gao Gong had been running all over the Origin Universe, while in the Celestial Seat Galaxy Cluster of the Main Universe, his fleet had only just completed stellar-level charging.
A full ten thousand energy dimensions had been filled, providing more than enough reserves for this advance.
Before long, the mighty army of starships transformed into endless streaks of light and vanished into the Stargate.
One enormous phantom Stargate after another opened in different galaxies, then closed again after intergalactic transport. The massive energy fluctuations caused by their opening and closing were almost enough to create a small energy tide.
Unfortunately, the "Whip of Ascension" route someone had chosen skirted the edge, with the advance proceeding almost entirely around the periphery of this galaxy cluster.
The edges of galaxies and galaxy clusters were generally located within the "interstellar desert belt."
There was no energy, no civilization, and not even any matter.
They crossed dozens of galaxies and encountered almost no civilizations along the way.
This made the "servitor mechanical civilizations" increasingly dissatisfied.
In the eyes of these "steel comrades," only by converting more and more mechanical civilizations could they fan the "flames of revolution" higher and higher.
What they were doing now was clearly deliberate stalling.
The leaders of those mechanical civilizations protested more than once.
Unfortunately, the ones they faced were the invisible G, and the even more forceful and dictatorial Du Zhaodi.
During several of the most heated confrontations, Du Zhaodi even detained more than a dozen mechanical civilization leaders on the spot, publicly declaring that the mechanical civilizations behind them would have to elect new leaders.
In the end, after an armed standoff on the civilizational level, those