In the darkness of space, a colossal mechanical creation stretched across the void.
Generally speaking, a large starship was around ten thousand meters in diameter, while an interstellar space station of this type could accommodate a hundred large starships at once.
As the harbor gates slowly opened, they resembled the maw of an abyssal beast, swallowing everything.
Gao Gong's fleet slowly sailed inside.
If this galaxy contained a ruling-level Level Three civilization, then this interstellar space station would most likely become that civilization's toll station. According to rumors, in a prosperous civilization's galaxy, a thousand years of income from an interstellar space station would be enough to build a civilization megastructure.
However, if this galaxy had no ruling-level civilization, then an "interstellar space station" of this kind would most likely have one of two origins.
One possibility was "civilization infrastructure" built by the Civilization Council.
In terms of "cosmic infrastructure," low-level civilizations could apply to the council for a quota, provided they had joined the Civilization Council.
The other possibility was a Tier Four civilization structure casually built by an advanced civilization for the sake of convenient travel.
Gao Gong suspected that the "interstellar space station" before them was the second type.
This "interstellar space station" was even larger than ordinary ones. It gave people the impression of a hollowed-out satellite. This crude, hulking style made it obvious at a glance that it was the creation of that Level Seven civilization. After all, brute force could work miracles.
When Tianwei flew out of the ship and landed on the station's control console, a burst of electronic light swept over the Spark. In an instant, Gao Gong gained Level Three authority over the space station.
There was no doubt about it. This was the one.
Although the space station had no