Chapter 285 - 284: Gigantic Galaxy
The Mushroom Civilization, of course, would not refuse.
They weren’t foolish; they previously took the risk of broadcasting their coordinates simply because they wished to survive, right?
Moreover, when they originally risked intercepting the returning soldiers of the Shell Clan Civilization, apart from seeking revenge, they also intended to curry favor with the powerful alien civilizations. Now that the Wandering Alliance has actively invited them, refusing would undoubtedly mean cutting off their own path to survival. After all, their coordinates here have already been exposed, and without the Constant Star environment, their insistence on staying would mean there was no way out for them, so they eagerly agreed.
Their response was as if they were a bride who had been eagerly waiting for a marriage proposal, barely able to contain their joy.
Because the Mushroom Civilization was well aware that joining a powerful alliance of civilizations could only bring benefits, and no disadvantages.
After the Wandering Alliance investigated the biological characteristics and thought processes of the Mushroom Civilization as per usual, it finally announced the Mushroom Civilization as a member, and held an inclusion ceremony at the Wandering Base.
After the matters of the Mushroom Civilization’s inclusion were settled, Constant Star Lu Chen immediately led the Wandering Star System towards the Cosmic Center.
As mentioned before, now that their location had been exposed, it might attract other civilizations. Even if the Wandering Alliance were powerful, they would not want to invite too much trouble, so it was wise to leave this place as soon as possible.
In the vast and boundless Universe.
One could see that a huge region of the Asteroid belt suddenly began moving, flying towards the Cosmic Center at superluminal speeds!
This Asteroid belt was the Wandering Star System, which was now undergoing huge changes. To be precise, the Wandering Star System, floating through the unpredictable environment of the Universe, was perpetually changing, but often those minute changes were imperceptible to observers.