He sighed, before regretfully shaking his head. "I know of a ring where it SHOULD be, but without the fleet, I don't have the computation power or memories to determine which one."<br/><br/>He activated his hardlight computer, and projected an image of the known universe, including all the galaxies they could detect, before zooming in a bit. He pointed to the one they were in, before putting a red ring that included several dozen galaxies. "It is probably one of those, barring a rogue galaxy barreling into it and yanking it severely off course, but which one... I have no idea."<br/><br/>He gave his brother a regretful, apologetic shrug. "Sorry brother, too much time, and not enough data. It IS one of my projects, but without the core six dreadnaught class ships, I can't even begin to figure out which one. Too much distance, not enough information. Give me a century after the last of the six gets here, assuming we are still alive then and the egg hasn't died, and I can point you to it. THAT is why I know the egg analogy only goes so far. For all we know, the eggs are reusable, and they will just slot another embryo into it."