Half a month later, the Space Wave Radar was officially put into operation. The first mission was to continuously send out hundreds of Space Waves to the galaxy where the Glassian was located. It was a comprehensive investigation of the Glassian civilization. One day later, the humans had obtained first-hand valuable information about the Glassian civilization.
They finally had a better understanding and judgment of the Glassian civilization.
Although the image of the primitive Spatial Wave Radar could not distinguish the shape and size of the object, it could indirectly calculate the weight of the object and its location.
Through the analysis of the optical image of the Glassian, excluding various celestial bodies, it could be roughly determined that the Glassian civilization had been developing in this galaxy for the past 30 years (the Glassian civilization was about 31 light years away from the Barnard's Star). If they were to follow them for a long time, the humans could easily understand the specific defense range and the general military movements of the Glassian.
It could be said that with the activation of the Spatial Wave Radar, the Glassian had gradually become transparent to the humans.
The Spatial Wave Radar had been continuously investigating the Glassian galaxy for a year. The humans gradually discovered a surprising and puzzling fact. The Glassian did not enter a state of war and the entire civilization was still in a state of low consumption.
For a whole year, there was no obvious increase in the number of man-made objects in space. As an interstellar civilization that was not too far away from human technology, as long as they entered a state of war, they could destroy the entire galaxy by mining resources. Their productivity could reach an explosive growth rate. One year ago and one year later were two completely different concepts. However, such a scene could not be seen on the Glassian.
Although their man-made objects had almost been distributed throughout the galaxy, their indifferent attitude in the face of threats was still puzzling to the human intelligence analysts.
Was the Glassian too confident in the peace treaty that they had verbally reached, or were they too confident in themselves?
As a human who had always been at war or preparing for the next war, it was impossible to imagine the thinking of a civilization that was unified and had no threat and had been peaceful for 500 years.
The Glassian who had been at ease for too long had become unfamiliar with war. They had also lost their acute sense of danger and the basic sense of danger.
However, this was undoubtedly a good thing for the humans.
In order to be more fully prepared for war, the humans adjusted the time of the expedition and delayed it for another two years.
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On the 21st of November in the 13th year after the war, the huge square in the residential area of the Space City was filled with people. The huge screen in the middle of the square showed the huge fleet that started to spit out flames and slowly set sail.
The cheers were like a tsunami, deafening. Everyone was excited and cheered loudly. The fanatical atmosphere was as if the whole Space City was about to be turned upside down.
It was as if the humans were not going to war, but were instead having a party.
32 gigantic warships slowly set off, gradually accelerating.
It was a sharp triangular structure with a flat Curvature Spaceship. Its absolutely smooth surface reflected the red radiance of the red dwarf halo, showing the great power of technology. They were like sharp swords that cut through the dark space and disappeared from everyone's sight in the blink of an eye.
After more than ten days of sailing with conventional engines, this huge fleet started up the curvature engine at the edge of the star system far away from Space City.
With the full output of the antimatter power furnace, a powerful gravitational force formed at the front of the spaceship, and the space in front began to compress. Correspondingly, the space at the back of the spaceship expanded, and warp bubbles gradually formed!
After a long period of acceleration, the speed of the fleet became faster and faster. Three hours later, they reached their maximum speed.
At that moment, the speed of the battleship had reached six times the speed of light. Its entire body was emitting a light that was as bright as a star. It was like 32 dazzling light clusters, bringing with it the aura of war and destruction as it rapidly headed towards the Glassian.
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Even though the expeditionary fleet had set off, more than ten military shipyards were still operating day and night. Almost every one or two months, there would be new spaceships flying out of the space dock for testing. At the same time, the shipyards were constantly expanding.
In the second year, there were another 12 battleships heading towards the Glassian.
In the third year, the number of battleships that set off this year had reached 20.
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In the fifth year, the number of battleships had reached 98.
Almost every other year, there would be a new fleet that set off for the expedition. The number of battleships increased each time, and the newly built battleships were also becoming more mature each year.
At this time, the first batch of vanguard troops had gradually approached the Wave Star System after five years of sailing.
Naturally, it was impossible for the Glassian to not notice such a huge movement of the space-time bubble. Two years ago, the Glassian had already detected the abnormal movement of the space-time ripple source that was heading towards them. The threat of the race had finally made this huge and bloated civilization move.
Before the battleship could approach the Wave Star System, the humans had encountered the attacks that the Glassian had set up at the edge of the star system.
A large number of cannons, space fortresses, and sparse battleships that were built in a hurry were shooting out high-energy rays like rain, decorating the space with strange lights. However, just like how the humans were helpless against the Glassian Curvature Drive spaceship, the Glassian were also helpless against the Curvature Drive spaceship of the humans.
The speed of the battleship was close to two million kilometers per second, severely testing the Glassian's fire control system and detection system. As the humans' Curvature Drive spaceship traversed across, a strange distortion of space occurred. A large number of the Glassian's cannons suddenly burst out with dazzling flames, turning into cosmic fireworks.
Unfortunately, that was only the outermost defense that the Glassian had built in the past two years. When the battleship had broken through the weak defense and entered the Glassian star system, the intercepting firepower immediately became concentrated. This star system had been set up by the Glassian like an iron wall.
If the outermost defense was said to be a gentle breeze and drizzle, then here, it was a violent storm.
One should never underestimate a civilization that had been continuously developing for hundreds of years. This was a huge civilization that had three habitable planets and hundreds of billions of people. Moreover, in the star system where it was located, the Dyson Sphere had already covered one-third of the stars.
The energy that the Glassian obtained from the sphere every year was equivalent to the total energy of the humans for hundreds of years.
This also meant that the amount of energy that it could use was no less than a thousand times that of the humans.
Once it was mobilized for war, even if it was only for a short period of two years, the power that it could unleash was enough to make anyone in awe.
In the entire star system, there was a defensive cannons that were set up every few thousand kilometers, sealing the entire star system.
The dense light rays had momentarily lit up the entire star system. The humans' battleship finally had some losses. A high-energy ray that was aimed at an unknown location had instantly hit one of the battleships. Under the state of the Curvature Drive, the battleship had to withstand the intense light pressure. Undoubtedly, the battleship was fragile. Although the energy of the photon beam was not strong to the humans, the battleship was still melted and a large hole was formed. Moreover, it caused the antimatter power furnace to rupture, igniting the entire battleship. For a moment, it was as if a sun had risen in the dark space.
PS: Speed up the progress. The war with the Glassian would probably end in a few chapters.
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