Voyage of the Stars

The human warships were seen entering the warp state for a while, then exiting it, sometimes moving and sometimes firing back.

Various warp-driven weapons were crisscrossed in the starry sky battlefield. Because the force field shield of the fourth-level civilization and the warp-driven weapons had the same principle, the warships needed to close the force field shield when firing the warp weapons, which was also a defense loophole for the fourth-level civilization warships.

Although this interval was very short, it was more than enough for the third-person perspective of humans. Basically, as long as the warships were targeted by human warships, they would be taken away in one wave during this interval.

There is no doubt that this is a highly efficient way of attack, and enemy ships can be annihilated without breaking the force field shield.

Countless Orange Star Civilization warships were destroyed during this interval, causing the subsequent warships to be cautious every time they launched weapons, which posed no threat to human warships.

As for the human fleet, after discovering their ability to dodge, they simply stopped opening the force field shield, which not only facilitated the launch of weapons, but also improved their maneuverability.

As time went by, the war situation became more and more obvious. After losing more than 300,000 warships, the Orange Star Civilization had realized the seriousness of the matter and knew that their fleet might not be able to defeat humans, but they were unwilling to accept it.

In their cognition, humans only had about 3,000 warships, and it was impossible for them to defeat themselves who had 600 times more.

However, the reality cruelly refreshed their cognition, especially those warships that were not equipped with third-generation warp technology weapons, which were simply going to die.

The more this war was fought, the more frightened it became. The more it fought, the colder the heart of the leader of the Orange Star Civilization became.

Of course, there was another reason why the Orange Star Civilization had not given up at this point, and that was the fluke mentality.

They still believed that these warships of humans became so powerful because they got the pioneers' things, and such powerful things could not be used without any restrictions. Maybe if they insisted on their side, the human fleet would not be able to do it.

In fact, the Orange Star Civilization is right. There are indeed limitations. Each warship needs at least 8,000 people to connect to the consciousness link device at the same time. That is because these 8,000 people cannot persist all the time. As time goes by, if they continue to do so, they will get tired, feel mentally fatigued, and eventually faint.

Even if the average human being sleeps only once a month, once they connect to the consciousness link device, their energy will be consumed faster, so this third-person perspective driving mode cannot be maintained for a long time.

8,000 people can only last for half a month at most, and then they have to disconnect and rest and sleep to recover.

Food is not a problem. When the cockpit built by humans is connected to the consciousness device, there is nutrient solution to provide energy for the human body.

Of course, this is true, but the Orange Star Civilization is still wrong, because there are more than one batch of pilots on the human warship.

When this batch of pilots is tired, they will be seamlessly replaced by the next batch, so as to continue the war.

Perhaps only humans, who have the ability of third-person dreams, can be so luxurious. Even the awakeners probably didn’t think that one day their equipment would be used in this way.

The starry sky is vast, and even if millions of warships were deployed on the battlefield, it would not be crowded.

However, the number of warships in the first fleet of mankind is only 2,9996, and the targets are really limited, and they are not slippery, so they can't be hit at all.

Moreover, because of the close combat, many warships in the distance did not dare to fight randomly, which made the human warships feel like they were in an empty space, and they shuttled through the fleet of the Orange Star Civilization one by one.

At this moment, the Lyra passed over a piece of warship wreckage in the warp speed again. When it exited the warp speed, it jumped out of the water like a sensitive fish in the water, and then fired a star destroyer at an Orange Star Civilization warship that was almost close to it and had just withdrawn the force field shield to launch a warp weapon.

The star destroyer, which was driven by conventional kinetic energy and warp engines, was accelerated to 38 times the speed of light as soon as it left the muzzle. In less than a second, it ignored the magnetic field shield and polarization shield of the target warship, and then broke through the warship's close defense gun defense network at conventional sub-light speed and plunged into the interior of the enemy ship.

Sub-light conventional speed brings incomparable powerful kinetic energy to the shells.

Then, the positive and antimatter in the shells either cancel the direct contact of the grand unified force field due to the setting, or directly contact due to the strong impulse. In an instant, the mass is transformed into 100% energy and swept out, blasting the target warship from the inside.

Before the warship was blown up, at the moment when the warp star destroyer was fired, the Tianqin had entered the warp again and sailed away. After turning twice in the warp state, it used the same trick to blow up the next warship with one shot.

Tianqin surpassed other warships with speed and rapid killing ability, becoming the most dazzling star in this starry battlefield.

Although the speed of other human warships did not break the limit, they were only a little slower, and it seemed effortless to deal with the Orange Star Civilization Fleet.

The 2,994 warships of mankind rushed into the Orange Star Civilization Fleet all the way, and killed the Orange Star Civilization like harvesting grass.

The battlefield showed a one-sided trend.

Humans fought with fewer men against a larger force, but still managed to crush the enemy with ease, and they suffered zero casualties.

Only one month into the war, and only two shifts of human pilots, the Orange Star Civilization fleet was reduced from 1.8 million at the beginning to 800,000.

And humans still suffered zero casualties.

It was still at this moment that the flagship of the Orange Star Civilization was blown up. It only encountered one of the human warships and turned into cosmic dust under several waves of attacks.

It was also at this moment that the Orange Star Civilization fleet was destroyed.

It was not because they lost their flagship that they were leaderless. After all, the interstellar fleet was different from the ancient army. Basically, they would not scatter when the flagship was destroyed. Even if the leader of the civilization died in the war, they would not be directly without combat effectiveness. It was just that the Orange Star Civilization fleet should have been destroyed long ago, but their leader was still holding on. Now that the flagship fell, that belief in persistence was gone.

The highest-level commander who took over the command of the fleet directly ordered a retreat.

They couldn't win, they couldn't win at all! The commander was sure that humans had obtained an important inheritance, and the best plan for now was to run away!

The Orange Star Civilization fleet also suffered more than half of its casualties, and the warships equipped with the third-generation warp weapons were almost completely destroyed. Judging from the previous battle situation, going up would be a death sentence, so it was better to run away.

The Orange Star Civilization is actually quite warlike, but being warlike does not mean wanting to die. They think it is normal to run away when they can't win.

Moreover, they have a mission now, which is to bring the news of the powerful combat power of the human fleet after obtaining the Pioneer Treasure back to their main civilization.

Whether to regroup and fight again or make other choices is up to the new leader.