Drakador_Chaos (70 to 80 percent is too much, if it was that big The Storm and your orb would have already collided, I'll consider it as a big thing, but not any determinated share of the core size, just as any other person can't claim percentages of any other quadrant.)
"Hmmm... A feeling... as expected. However..."
Teciro looked upwards, this time, literally, towards the big golden fireworks that crowned the center of the galaxy, three gigantic beams shooting outwards and into the farthest corners of the stars. With this simple acknowledgement, the effects of the phenomena were heightened, perhaps only to him, and soon, the phantasmagorical golden light that it emanated pierced through the ships, making the insides look as though it was daytime, filling the space in proximity with color.
"I think I'm used to such a thing."
Indeed, years had already passed since the creation of the phenomena, and its presence was no less all-encompassing than any of these all-encompassing effects, even greater with such proximity. It was as if everyone's eyes and focus were drawn towards it any time they remembered its existance, like a great beacon in the distance, for better or for worse. Yet, an omnipresent beacon, which made the populace of the galaxy used to its presence, and thus, able to shake off the weird effects that these type of phenomena generate.
Teciro sat down on his chair now, and started to operate the control panel of the ship, quickly preparing the next routes and movements as the ships gathered the precise disposition of the large ball in front of them with the triangulation method, after all the shallowest angle of sensory data captured would be tangential to the orb, allowing them to determine its size and positioning with ease.
Teciro issued the orders out. The fleet would hold its position at the moment. Two groups of 5 A-3 drones each would be released from the ships and go analize the prolongations of the orb up close.