Human Expeditionary Fleet.

"Report!"

A crew member's voice came from the side: "Due to radiation exposure, some enemy warships have lost their combat capability!"

Upon hearing this, Bai Yixuan raised his hand and wiped the cold sweat from his forehead.

He stared at the slowly descending shield load on the holographic projection and muttered to himself.

"That was close..."

"Thankfully, we have the radiation shielding layer provided by [Nus]..."

Honestly, the idea of ​​using an ion cannon to intercept an antimatter cannon wasn't his!

That was Wilson's idea!

During the experiment, the laboratory never expected this situation to occur—in a one-on-one situation, the radiation generated by intercepting the antimatter cannon was negligible for a human civilization's warship!

However, in this war, the number of antimatter cannons was estimated to be no more than a few thousand, if not ten thousand.

Quantitative change leads to qualitative change.

At the moment when matter and antimatter annihilated, Bai Yixuan seemed to see the sun.

He swore that from the Earth era to the present, even when Professor Lü secretly went to heaven, he had never been this nervous!

For a fleeting moment, he even thought that the human expeditionary fleet was about to be destroyed by his reckless actions.

If such a situation were to occur, he would likely be permanently condemned to the pillory of human civilization.

Fortunately, the combined shield worked well.

Fortunately, the radiation shield provided by the Nus civilization was effective.

He took a deep breath, suppressing the lingering fear in his heart.

What followed was deep resentment towards Wilson.

He stared at the approaching border defenses and the numerous warship "corpses" floating around them, and shouted through gritted teeth:

"fleet!"

"Full speed ahead!"

...

A long, single-line formation.

It places extremely high demands on the mobility of the troops on both flanks.

In the context of interstellar warfare, there are high requirements for the maneuverability of the outer fleet's warships.

Once the maneuverability of the outer warships is restricted, the long, single-line formation will naturally collapse, and may even be cut off and defeated by the enemy fleet.

But for human expeditionary fleets, this is the easiest requirement to meet.

The massive swarm of drones surrounding the expeditionary fleet possesses maneuverability far exceeding that of warships.

Although their defense is a bit weak and their attack power isn't particularly strong, their sheer numbers make up for it!

The sheer number is a minor issue; the key point is that the fleet's engineering ships can mass-produce and replenish supplies anytime, anywhere!

As for production speed... you can always trust zero efficiency.

This creates an "illusion"—that the human fleet's shipborne drone swarms seem to be inexhaustible.

The operation of cutting the long, single-line formation in half has almost become the biggest trap.

...

A piercing alarm sounded, and eerie blue lights flashed continuously inside the command ship.

The fleet, which resembled a long snake, not only did not slow down, but it was even accelerating!

"Attention all!!"

"Prepare for the assault!!"

Under Kissling's horrified gaze, the fleet crashed heavily into the border defense line.

The swarm of drones constantly rotating around the core area, like a sharp dagger, easily tore a hole in the defense line that stretched for light-years.

The most exciting, and also the most dangerous, close-quarters combat has begun.

"Charge!" Kissling roared, a hint of madness in his eyes. "All ships, open fire!"

"Attack the flank of the fleet!"

"Sever their fleet in two!"

"We absolutely cannot let them break through the defensive line!!"

Under Kissling's orders, one Enrogete after another rushed forward like moths to a flame, unleashing all available weapons on the massive fleet that was like a meat grinder.

But as the elderly Enrogett scientist said.

The combined shield is far stronger than ordinary warship shields.

These “trivial” attacks could only create minor ripples on the massive combined shield.

A counterattack from the human fleet ensued.

Some of the shipborne drones quietly left the fleet.

They charged toward the surrounding Enrogete warships with tremendous acceleration, dodging enemy attacks with their superior maneuverability.

Upon approaching the target enemy ship, these drones quickly activated their internal shield jamming devices, and a unified field of attack was immediately generated!

Zero, far away in the Kepler-452 star system, also began to calculate the opponent's shield algorithm in real time.

This didn't take much time.

In just a few seconds, the Enrogett warships that were approaching the human fleet lost the protection of their shields.

Under Zero's control, the electromagnetic railgun, antimatter gun, and high-energy laser beam all fired at the locked warship.

Without the protection of shields, warships are practically made of paper against these powerful weapons.

How long does it take for an Enrojet warship to go from approaching a human fleet to exploding?

Ten seconds.

In just ten seconds, a Level 5 civilization's warship will be torn to shreds by the human expeditionary fleet!

Kissling stared blankly at the explosions and flashes outside the porthole.

Suddenly, amidst a series of highest-level alarms, several drones arrived beside the command ship.

It’s over!

Kissling's pupils trembled slightly: "Quick! Deal with those drones!!"

It cried out in terror.

The command ship unleashed a barrage of fire in all directions.

Some drones were destroyed, but the remaining drones successfully activated the shield jamming device.

The next second.

A ghastly green beam of light shone on the command ship, shining through the portholes and onto its surface.

A hint of doubt appeared in Kissling's eyes.

It seems... nothing happened?

Just as it was about to ask a question, it suddenly witnessed the most unbelievable scene of its life!

Under Kissling's gaze, the command ship, illuminated by the ghastly green beam of light, slowly dissipated like dust blown by the wind.

What kind of weapon is this...?

Before it could figure out the problem, it completely lost consciousness.

The command ship, which vanished as quickly as dust, instantly cooled down the "lively" battlefield.

P.S.: I'd like to recommend a book written by a friend~

I regret writing "Apocalypse: Start by Stockpiling a Billion in Resources" when I was young and ignorant!

It's already finished, and I'm currently writing a side story. If you're interested, you can check it out!