Chapter 186: Fifty Years
The new location for the electromagnetic launch platform was specifically chosen on the far side of the sun. Even though the platform had grown into a mega structure, it remained obscured from observation on Genesis Planet due to the sun’s positioning.
This reduced the workload for the Swarm’s Intelligent Entities; after all, crafting plausible explanations required effort.
Over the years, the first batch of Swarm Meteors, based on their speed, should have reached the nearest star system. For simplicity, this system was designated as the Neighboring Star System.
Unfortunately, apart from the earliest Swarm Meteors that lost contact, the majority encountered accidents en route and were destroyed mid-journey.
However, these successive waves of meteors paved navigation routes with their sacrifice. Along the way, they deployed numerous node units, serving as routers.
These nodes, camouflaged as small meteors and fused with various observational genetic templates, not only extended the Swarm Network but also monitored vast areas around them.
From the collected data, the Intelligent Entities identified numerous hidden dangers, such as debris fields, which were too small to detect from a distance and could only be observed up close.
Additionally, they mapped the trajectories of large celestial bodies and obstacles.
Gradually, they compiled several relatively safe routes and began launching new Swarm Meteors along these paths.