After reporting some phenomena from the black hole collision to the science team at Wandering Base, Lu Chen and members of the Wandering Alliance then discussed the next steps to take.
Wandering spoke, "Big brother, now that the two giant nebulae's black holes have merged, should we continue our observations?"
"The core of the two giant nebulae's collision is the merging of black holes, which is of the greatest scientific observational value. Since it has ended, there is no need to continue observing. After all, it will take at least hundreds of millions of years for the two giant nebulae to truly stabilize and for their star wind storms to weaken. And since our goal is not to return to live within the nebula but to roam the universe, there's even less reason to waste more time here," Lu Chen said.
Wandering spoke, "Big brother, then what should we name this nebula formed by the collision and fusion of the two giant nebulae?"
