After Merrit revealed this, humanity's space explorations ceased, but a new 'war' faction emerged, who want to confront the Mizari and essentially wipe them out. Turns out, there is yet another alien species, the shadowy Mizari, who inhabit space fairly close to humanity's explorations and they do not like visitors. While 'transported' to the spindle, Merrit finally was given the answers to the 'Founder Civilization' (e.g., who was behind the human diaspora colonies) and what destroyed it. The last installment concluded with Merrit Thackery making contact with an alien species that lives in the 'spindle' universe, one that parallels our 'material' one, or rather, our material one exists as a subset of theirs (whew!). Kube-McDowell's eclectic trilogy finishes with more of a whimper than a bang, but Emprey provides enough philosophical and sociological ponderings to keep the reader going.
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