Ying Tianlong immediately stood at attention and saluted Kang Hui. "Marshal Kang Hui, I'm willing to accept my punishment according to military law.
But the First Fleet is the backbone of our nation. I ask that you do everything you can to save us. "
"Commander Ying," Kang Hui said, his voice low. "From now on, obey all orders.
We'll discuss rewards and punishments after this battle. "
"Yes, sir!" Ying Tianlong puffed out his chest.
His stubborn nature had led him to make the wrong decision, but he was still a famed general. He knew what he had to do.
He could stubbornly refuse to admit his mistake to Kang Hui, but that would cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of soldiers.
For the sake of his comrades, no matter how arrogant he was, he had to lower his head.
Kang Hui's expression didn't change when he heard Ying Tianlong's apology.
He didn't have time to worry about that.
He had to make decisions in the face of such a large force.
The calculations and decisions he had to make took a lot out of him.
Lan Jue took Zhou Qianlin's hand and walked over to Kang Hui.
"Captain Lan, what are you doing?"
Wu Qiu had arrived at Kang Hui's office, or rather, the command center.
He stood off to the side with Ling Ya, waiting for orders.
When he saw Lan Jue walk over to Kang Hui, he hurried to stop her.
The admiral couldn't be disturbed at a time like this.
Lan Jue whispered, "We can help Kang Hui recover some of his energy."
Wu Qiu paused, then turned to Kang Hui with a troubled expression. "The admiral needs to think and make decisions when he's in command.
It's best if we don't disturb him. "
At this time, the bombardment of the meteorite belt seemed to have gradually begun to weaken.
Although the alien planet could spit out the asteroids it had absorbed, it couldn't control their trajectory.
Over at the First Fleet, their formation had taken on a shuttle-like shape. At the front was Ying Tianlong's mothership and ten commander-class ships. All the smaller ships were at the rear.
Suddenly, the alien planet began to move.
Its massive body sped up and sped toward Kang Hui's direction. The asteroid belt continued to spit out asteroids, but its body spun as it spun forward.
Kang Hui's pupils constricted slightly. "All warships above the giant level, prepare the main cannons."
Not much time had passed since the start of the battle, but it had always been a high-intensity confrontation.
No one knew when the outbreak would occur.
Everyone seemed to be waiting for this opportunity, and once it erupted, it would definitely be earth-shattering.
It was getting closer and closer!
The interference also began to lessen.
The Northern Alliance's strongest warships adjusted their main cannons, ready to fire at any moment.
Just then, the planet stopped moving again.
The meteorites that were spewing out from the inside also paused in that instant.
A spent force?
As soon as this thought appeared in the minds of the human commanders, they could not help but widen their eyes in the next instant.
The alien's ring-shaped body swelled again, this time even larger than before. The vortex in the center was now purple and red, and a behemoth began to emerge.
It was a giant sphere, purplish-black in color. It didn't move very quickly, but it was soon out of the planet's interior.
The orb spun as it sped toward Tyrannosaurus with an aura that shook the very fabric of space itself.
It was at least ten times the size of Tyrannosaurus!
"Moonfiend!" Su Xiaosu, who had arrived with Lin Guo-guo, cried out in alarm.
No one was more familiar with the planet than she was. She could even see the bumps and bumps on its surface.
Yes, the thing the alien planet spat out was Moonfiend, the planet it had swallowed long ago!
The current Moonfiend Star was clearly devoid of life. It looked like a dead planet, or rather, a dead cannonball!
"Everyone had their suspicions about the aliens, but no one expected them to use a planet as a weapon.
Whether it's the atmosphere, gravity, or the planet's mass, it's a weapon of destruction! "
"All battleships, open fire!" Kang Hui was practically roaring as he gave the order.
He knew what an alien planet was, of course. As soon as Su Xiaosu cried out, Kang Hui's mind raced to calculate what it would do to them.
If it really collided head-on, then there would only be one ending, and that was complete annihilation.
Tyrannosaurus and the four fleets were within striking distance of each other. Moonfiend was too fast for them to evade.
Not to mention the number of asteroids that were hurtling toward them.
Their only chance of survival was to use a powerful attack to stop Moonfiend.
If Tyrannosaurus' main cannons could fire, they wouldn't need to fear a planet as large as this one.
If Bastion's main cannons could fire, they wouldn't need to fear a planet as large as this one.
But Tyrannosaurus' main cannons were still charging, it couldn't fire right away.
However, Tyrannosaurus' main cannon was still charging, it couldn't fire immediately.
But Tyrannosaurus' main cannons were still in the process of charging.
"Boom, boom, boom, boom … …" A series of explosions rang out from the huge battleships.
At this critical moment, there was no way he could hold anything back.
The third, sixth, eleventh, and twelfth fleets' capital ships and commanders-class ships fired their cannons.
Bolts of light streaked past Tyrannosaurus' flanks, heading straight for Moonfiend.
Just then, Roxanne reached out and grabbed the Wine Master's shoulder.
The Wine Master turned his head to look at her. Roxanne nodded.
With Luo Xianni's strength, she had the ability to temporarily seal a planet.
But she would have to pay a heavy price to do so.
Not to mention the Violet Prince, who was watching them like a tiger watching its prey.
Faster, faster!
Moonfiend continued to pick up speed.
The dozens of beams of light were closing in on it.
Could the bombardment of the fleet's main cannons really stop its collision?
This was related to the outcome of the entire battle!
Kang Hui's hands were clenched into fists. He slammed them down on his desk.
His lips were pressed tightly together.
This war was the biggest battle he had ever presided over. At the same time, it was also the most difficult battle!
… …
Arachnid tore through the Shattered Starfields, leaving a trail of turbulence in its wake.
Since it wasn't tasked with protecting the fleets, all it had to do was fly.
Eight giant mechanical legs trailed behind it, and the entire bastion shimmered with a faint light.
Arachnid was one of the smaller of the Northern Alliance's Bastions, but it was no slouch.
The eight spider-like mechanical legs were unique and practical. They were even more agile than the larger Bastion ships.
Their fighting style was also more varied.
Holmen sat behind his desk, sipping on a cup of black coffee.
The screen in front of him was playing the battle scene.
Tyrannosaurus was relaying the battle to him in real time.
"Sir!" The staff officer's voice crackled through the communicator.
"Speak!" Holmen drained his cup of coffee.
"Admiral.
We've just received word from Tyrannosaurus that we need to get to the battlefield at full speed. Also, be on the lookout for ambushes. "
"Got it!" Holmen said softly.
Holmen was the leader of the Northern Alliance's hawk faction. He was also a veteran general.
After this battle, he would be promoted to admiral.
It was he who had used Arachnid to launch a deadly attack on Lan Jue.
Zeus -1 had almost been buried in the Shattered Starfields.
Of all the Northern Alliance commanders, he was the one most familiar with the Starfields. That was why he'd been sent to participate.
"Be on the lookout for ambushes?
He's probably scared himself, "Holmen muttered to himself.
He and Kang Hui had never gotten along.
From what he could see, Kang Hui's bloodline wasn't strong enough, and he wasn't strong enough.
How was he supposed to be promoted to admiral faster than him?
If he'd been in Holmen's shoes, he could've done the same.
He'd always wanted to compare himself to Kang Hui.
Even so, Holmen was wary of the aliens.
The Seventh Fleet that had fallen in the war against the aliens had been under his command.
He was familiar with the Seventh Fleet's capabilities.
The reason he volunteered for this battle was to avenge his subordinates.
More importantly, he'd hoped to get some vital crystals in the process.
These high-ranking military officials all had a lot of family interests behind them. These interests were also the driving force that supported them to continue moving forward.
"Full speed ahead, get to the battlefield.
Charge the main cannon and be ready to respond. "
Holmen wasn't convinced, but as an excellent commander he wasn't about to throw a tantrum.
He knew Kang Hui well. No matter how much he disliked him, he had to admit there were some things he could do.
Especially when it came to the big picture.
Arachnid's lower abdomen began to glow brighter, propelling it faster and faster toward the home of the three Shattered Realms.
Holmen's subordinates were highly skilled. They were constantly adjusting the ship's flight path, avoiding the larger asteroids and asteroids. Every so often, the ship's eight mechanical legs would open a path for them to follow.
At this point, Arachnid didn't look like a spider, but more like a giant octopus.
The second.