Ever since the Calamity War erupted in full, the Museum Celestial Pivot in the Amaterro System had gradually grown quiet.
Under these circumstances, no alien tourists would come to shower the Empire with Energy Credits anymore, so the Museum Celestial Pivot gradually returned to its original functions-preserving specimens and conducting research.
Of course, the Museum Celestial Pivot housed vast numbers of specimens the Empire had collected across the Milky Way Galaxy over the past century. They varied in form and quality, and the research projects were too numerous to count.
Their rarity varied as well.
Generally, once research on ordinary specimens was largely complete, they would be placed in public exhibition halls to collect Energy Credits from aliens, much like a giant museum.
Precious specimens, however, offered many avenues for research, so they spent most of the year being studied and were only displayed for brief periods.
The most precious specimens were kept in the Museum Celestial Pivot's core area, separated by a Psionics Barrier and off-limits to ordinary visitors.
Except for the Great Khan's corpse. There was nothing to argue about there-Khan Hydra would go down in infamy.
The most precious specimen in the entire Museum Celestial Pivot was undoubtedly Great Prophet Zarqlan's body. He had his own custom-built chamber.
When archaeologists excavated the Great Prophet's remains from an ancient tomb, they found that his body had not decayed after death. His flesh was merely somewhat shriveled.
As one of the most renowned figures in the entire universe, Zarqlan had been canonized as a saint and revered throughout the cosmos as a prophet. All Psionics Users, regardless of which deity they worshipped, held the Great Prophet in profound reverence.
After his body was excavated, it was preserved in the Museum Celestial Pivot, where the most devout Psionics Users sent