After repeatedly entering faster-than-light travel to flee, Huo Gu and the others stopped in the Kuiper Belt of a ruined star system on the outskirts of the galaxy once they had confirmed their safety.
This star had suffered the blow of a Great Destruction supernova. However, because the system was not very massive and contained only a red dwarf, the energy release had been limited. No extreme celestial body had formed; instead, the dispersed nebula had condensed into a stellar embryo and begun rebuilding the star.
The small amount of outer matter had formed the molten meteors near where Huo Gu and the others were now stationed.
Huo Gu... we have no chance of defeating the Great Destruction.
"What is it? Did you learn something from the Spirit Domain?" Huo Gu asked.
Yes.
Ming's admission did not discourage Huo Gu. Solutions could be devised, and even the strongest opponent had weaknesses that could be exploited.
"Tell me about it in detail," Huo Gu said.
The entire galaxy is an experimental ground for the Radiance Civilization. We have known that from the beginning, but we previously overlooked just how seriously the Radiance Civilization regarded this experimental ground.
Ming organized his thoughts and told Huo Gu what he had learned after receiving that information.
For a galaxy-scale living experiment with unknown risks, the Radiance Civilization would undoubtedly have implemented the highest level of safeguards. The Great Destruction is one part of those safeguards—or perhaps it should be called the "correction mechanism," a complete system composed of various Radiance Civilization creations, including the Great Destruction, the Spirit Domain, stargates, spacetime rifts, and more.
The three stages mentioned by the Revealer were only an extremely one-sided account. If that were all there was to it, the correction mechanism's ability to prevent risks would be