In the darkness of outer space, six Reactionless Drive warships were travelling at high speed, fleeing the Glassian in a panic.
Behind them, hundreds of millions of kilometers away, tens of thousands of normal spaceships were intercepted by a large number of space fighters. They were fleeing in all directions. Occasionally, they would explode in mid-air, bursting into a dazzling light in outer space.
The entire galaxy was lit up. Countless Glassian corpses were scattered in outer space.
As the saying goes, a fall into the pit, a gain in your wit. At this moment of life and death, the military intelligence of the Glassian had improved by leaps and bounds. These eight Reactionless Drive warships passed through the blockade of the space fighters. Using their superluminal speed, they left a gap in the human optical detection system for a few days. Then, they immediately canceled the Reactionless Drive and proceeded with their regular journey.
In order to be cautious, to avoid being detected by the space fluctuations and the flames of the conventional engines, these six Reactionless Drive warships formed a formation. They maintained a low speed of inertia and all the engines were completely shut down. These Glassian warships seemed to have blended into the shadows of the darkness, silently escaping into the distance.
Their luck was not bad. After a few days, they successfully escaped from the sight of the humans and flew into the unknown space.
In fact, the area of a star system was shockingly large. Its diameter was calculated to be tens of billions of kilometers. Not to mention the 110,000 space fighters of the humans, even if their numbers were increased by 10 times, 100 times, or even 1,000 times, it would still be impossible to seal off the entire star system. There were sieves everywhere.
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In one of the Reactionless Drive warships, there were densely packed Glassian refugees in the residential area. However, not many Glassians were talking. The pessimism of the future had made all the Glassians numb. An oppressive and uneasy atmosphere pervaded the entire warship.
These few days, it was like a nightmare to them. No, even the most terrifying nightmare would not be as bad as what they were experiencing now.
A prosperous civilization had been destroyed in one day.
They had no choice but to flee their homes and flee into the unknown.
It had to be said that the Glassian's habit of wasting space on the military warship had a huge advantage at this moment. The entire military warship was packed with 8 million refugees. If it was a human warship, it would not even be able to accommodate a thousand.
The entire warship could accommodate nearly 50 million people.
In fact, the Glassian had more than these six Reactionless Drive warships. The Glassian had built the Reactionless Drive warships much earlier than the humans. As early as 50 years ago, the first Reactionless Drive warship had appeared on the Glassian. However, at that time, the technology was not mature and the construction was rather difficult. It took them more than 20 years to build 12 expeditionary fleets to conquer the humans.
In the following years, a few more ships were built in preparation for emergencies.
The Glassians did not require much of a military force as the country was unified and there were no external enemies. Hence, they did not pay much attention to the military. At that time, the Glassians did not pay much attention to the humans. The reason why the Glassians were able to gather so many battleships for the expedition was not because the Glassians valued it. It was more like a test flight and the destruction of the humans was just a side effect.
It was not until the failure of the expedition that the Glassians started to pay attention to the humans. They started to build the Reactionless Drive Warship on a relatively large scale. In recent years, the Glassians had built 15 warships in succession. In addition to the number of warships that were built before, the total number of warships was now 18.
However, when the disaster struck, everyone went their separate ways. Before the society collapsed, most of the Glassian fleet had already started to collapse. Now, there were only six ships left in the hands of the government.
"Where are we now?" In the control cabin of the battleship, the Glassian's Head of State who had been in a daze suddenly asked in a hoarse voice.
Over the past few days, he had not been in a good state of mind. Anxiety and confusion filled his heart, and he had not closed his eyes for several days. Whenever he closed his eyes, he would always feel that there were countless miserable screams lingering in his ears.
"We're already 6.5 light-days away from the Mother Planet." The commander next to him quickly replied respectfully.
"Have those alien Curvature Drive spaceships made any movements in the past few days?"
"Up until now, we haven't detected any spatial fluctuations from the other party. They're still at the periphery of the galaxy." There was a flash of sadness on the commander's face. As for the reason, everyone knew that it was because they were besieging the Glassian's escaping spaceships. They were their compatriots.
The Head of State could not bear it. He closed his eyes for a while and then stood up shakily, "This … This is a disaster for us Glassians. We've been living in peace for too long that we've forgotten the cruelty of the universe!"
In the control cabin, everyone slowly stopped their work and listened to the leader's speech with numb expressions.
"If we had gathered all our strength, worked hard, united, and actively prepared for war, perhaps the situation would be different now."
A clever officer quickly turned on the full frequency communication, allowing the Head of State's voice to be heard in every spaceship.
"If we had paid attention to this devil-like race from the beginning, perhaps we would have already destroyed the devils." His tone was filled with endless regret.
"However, there are no ifs in everything. Time cannot be turned back. Not far from here in our galaxy, our home, the group of devils is still wantonly slaughtering our people. Their corpses have turned into cosmic dust."
"But I firmly believe that this is not the end. This disaster will not cause the Glassians to fall. This is just the beginning of nirvana. We still have the best scientists and the best scholars here …"
At this moment, the artificial intelligence system's warning suddenly rang in the control cabin, causing his voice to stop abruptly.
"Warning! Warning! There is an unknown change in the surrounding gravity, the movement of the spaceship has stopped. "
"Warning! Warning! There is an unknown change in the surrounding gravity, the movement of the spaceship has stopped. "
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The control cabin suddenly became quiet.
"What happened?" The Head of State's heart skipped a beat and quickly asked.
"We are being pulled by a mysterious force of gravity, the spaceship seems to be fixed on the spot!" One of the crew members quickly replied after finding out the reason.
"How could this be? Is this normal?"
Everyone did not speak and their faces were pale. The Head of State's heart skipped a beat as he had a bad feeling.
The next moment, the image on the central screen suddenly flashed a few times and then a figure of a humanoid creature appeared.
All of the Glassians present were shocked and an inexplicable sense of panic gradually spread. Its figure seemed to be standing in space, it looked rather blurry as if the surrounding light had been distorted by it.
Only a pair of emotionless eyes penetrated through the screen and directly into everyone's heart, causing all of the Glassians to feel weak and their minds to go blank.
"Glassians?" The other party seemed to have spoken in a strange language.
Before the Glassians could hear it clearly, the next moment, the Glassian fleet was instantly disintegrated into atoms. At the same time, the bodies of the Glassians were disintegrated as well.
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