Skyfire Avenue - Chapter886

But for humanity as a whole, it could spell disaster!

Beams of light pierced into Europa, but this time, they didn't even cause a ripple in the clouds. They disappeared without a trace, and there was no sound at all.

Europa was like a bottomless abyss. No matter how many attacks came, they were swallowed whole.

"Stop the attacks!"

There was a flash of pink light, and another figure appeared at Kang Hui's side. It was the Photographer, one of the founders of Skyfire Avenue.

Roxanne's face was grim. She placed a hand on Kang Hui's shoulder.

Kang Hui's emotions were unstable, and he glared at her. "Why?

We're at the end of the line, we … "

Roxanne snapped at him. "Shut up!

Can't you see that the energy of our attacks has already been converted by them to some extent?

They're helping the alien home worlds to complete their evolution. Now their immortal realm is almost complete.

Continuing to attack will only hasten the process. "

Roxanne's rebuke brought Kang Hui back to his senses.

Wasn't that right?

Great changes had taken place on Europa ever since they launched their all-out attack.

But what if Luo Xianni's judgment was wrong?

"Hurry up!

Do you want it to finish its evolution faster?

It's too late to reverse it.

We can't do any damage to it at all, "Luo Xianni emphasized again.

Kang Hui took a deep breath. "Stop the attacks. All ships stop."

He recognized Roxanne. She was humanity's only Infinite-level Paragon.

The beams of light from outside slowly died down, and so did the attacks.

However, the current situation cast a shadow over the hearts of the human warriors. What had become of Europa?

Roxanne's brows furrowed. "Lan Qing would've woken up a minute before you."

Kang Hui's face reddened, but he couldn't care less about his feelings. "Your Majesty, what should we do?"

Roxanne's eyes flashed. "Wait. Wait for Lan Qing and Lan Jue to come out of seclusion.

There was no other way.

You've already tried. Our attacks have no effect on the alien planets' evolution. In other words, we've fallen into their trap from the very beginning. "

Kang Hui was stunned for a moment when he heard the word 'trap', but he quickly understood. Immediately, cold sweat broke out on his back, and his entire face turned pale.

"You mean, it did it on purpose …"

Roxanne didn't say anything and just nodded.

Kang Hui's mind was in a mess, but one thought quickly became clear.

Yes!

Given the alien planets' strength and intelligence, if they wanted to destroy humanity they would only need to perfect their tactics. They would be able to devour the life force of the human race, and their chances of victory would be slim.

This was evident from the way the human armies fought the alien armies.

Without the aid of the alien planets, humanity's three bastions and twelve fleets were at a disadvantage against the alien horde.

If it weren't for Lan Qing's leadership they wouldn't have been able to win.

Even so, there was still the possibility of the entire human army being wiped out at a few nodes.

For example, if humanity had lost that battle, it would have meant total defeat. Without the strongest of their kind, the three bastions wouldn't have been able to stop the Violet Prince's forces.

If the alien army was already so strong, what if the home worlds joined the fray?

The three bastions couldn't compare to the home worlds. This was proven when they fought the aliens. With the home worlds and the alien armies, humanity was no match for them.

Even if all of humanity's bastions were mobilized, they might not be able to win in a direct confrontation.

Now that they thought about it, the aliens could have easily defeated humanity. But why didn't the home worlds do so? Their intelligence shouldn't have made such a mistake!

However, he had done so, and the significance of his actions seemed to be reflected only now.

Even the defeat of the alien armies was part of their calculations.

They wanted the aliens to draw the attention of humanity, to wear them down.

But in reality they didn't go all out.

For example, they didn't send all of their best aliens into battle at the beginning.

At the time, Lan Jue and Zhou Qianlin weren't even Paragons, nor were they Nirvana experts. If the aliens had gone all out then humanity's forces would have been wiped out.

The aliens did not do so. They even allowed the humans to use all sorts of tactics, gradually abandoning the outer administrative planets and retreating in the face of the Allied Army's attacks. Each time, they suffered heavy losses and were gradually weakened.

Now that the alien armies had been wiped out, humanity was able to focus on the home worlds.

Europa had undergone such a drastic change, but it had only begun after their attack had been completed.

Wasn't it too much of a coincidence?

If the home worlds had finished their evolution, then who was in control of the timing?

Without a doubt, it wasn't in their hands.

A possibility flashed through Kang Hui's mind. His heart sank, but at last he understood.

The most likely explanation was that the home worlds had been in control of the battlefield all this time. They'd purposely lost to humanity so they could hunt down the alien armies and advance.

They'd been waiting, waiting for humanity's army to arrive.

They'd sent the remnants of the alien army to their deaths, giving them the impression that they were going to march in and attack Europa with all their might.

The home worlds' final evolution required a great deal of energy. That was how they'd absorbed it.

If this was the case, it meant the home worlds had already calculated what they needed for their final evolution. Everything had been planned for this moment.

It looked like they were winning, but in reality everything was under their enemy's control. Even their final attack had been within their calculations. They'd absorbed the enemy's energy and used it to complete their evolution.

If that was the case, then they were terrifying creatures.

They'd taken every conceivable possibility into their control.

And now, everything seemed to be irreversible.