The sensor transmitted a message, indicating that something had been discovered in this vast universe.

The computer inside the detector quickly analyzed and verified the information.

In a very short time, the computer completed the processing and rating of the information.

AAAAA!

Without any hesitation, the computer quickly transmitted the information back to the Kepler-452 star system, 4.2 light-years away.

In the vacuum, tachyons rapidly dissipate the energy they have just acquired, leaving behind two gamma rays of different frequencies traveling in opposite directions in the vast and ethereal universe.

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Kepler-452 star system.

After several years of steady development, the Kepler-452 star system has now become an incredibly busy "metropolis".

From the host star to the boundary of the star system, the vast and bustling figures of medium and large starships can be seen everywhere.

Machinery became the dominant theme of this star system.

The tachyon, arriving from afar, streaked across the region at extremely high speeds, leaving behind two distinctive gamma rays, before flying even further into the distance at an even higher speed.

The tachyon information receiving point set up near Kepler-452c quickly captured these two special gamma rays.

Information processing and translation work took almost no time.

This message, from 4.2 light-years away, appeared in Zero's "sight" in just a few milliseconds.

Its priority kept rising and quickly overshadowed all the tasks currently being carried out within the fleet.

The next instant, an incredibly piercing alarm blared inside the Earth!