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Fleets have always been a very large and complex organizational system.

Whether it's a space fleet or a naval fleet.

The requirements for any fleet commander are extremely high.

Fortunately, Josie did not start from scratch when she built Starfleet.

After all, there's such a great example as the Star Wars universe.

Although Anakin is currently only a Jedi Padawan, which makes it inconvenient for him to provide Josie with the necessary personnel, he is not lacking in knowledge at all—because fleet command is also a required course for Jedi Knights.

The Jedi Knights' strength is not limited to their formidable individual combat prowess; their extensive knowledge is also a major weapon in their arsenal.

Basically, from repairing ship equipment to commanding fleets, there are very few things that a properly trained Jedi Knight cannot do; at most, it's just a matter of proficiency.

Therefore, Josie easily obtained Anakin's complete set of training courses on fleet command for the Galactic Republic, as well as a series of learning devices including a holographic simulation device.

Then, through unified learning and selection within the Ouroboros organization, the framework of the fleet was established.

During this process, Wenlesa's achievements can be said to have amazed everyone in the organization.

Full marks in all command courses, and a clean sweep in simulated battles!

This is Vera's answer.

The second place goes to Talonnicus. However, just like in the original timeline of Azeroth, where he was Kael'thas's chief engineer, this arcane engineer is more interested in scientific research, especially the combination of magic and technology. He has now become Josie's top expert.

The title of chief technician is truly well-deserved.

In contrast, the other elves lacked command talent, so they continued with their old professions and did not even join the fleet.

With a command from Vera, all of the fleet's hundreds of warships began to shine with dazzling light.

But this light brought death.

The turbo laser cannon is the primary offensive weapon of all large warships in the Star Wars universe, even the ultimate war machine like the Death Star; the only difference between them is their power.

The attack that destroyed a Kree frigate and more than a dozen Marauder ships was fired from the main cannon of the flagship where Vereesa was located.

However, the raiders were clearly aware of the fleet's powerful main guns, so they spread out their formation as they charged the fleet.

Therefore, the Ranger Fleet's more than 30 warships and more than 100 vortex laser cannons not only failed to achieve the amazing results of the initial shot, but nearly half of them missed their target, destroying only more than 50 ships.

However, Wenlesa had anticipated this.

After all, the vortex laser cannon is designed to target large targets, and using it against a small and agile target like the Marauder ship is like using a cannon to kill a mosquito.

Moreover, the Raiders were clearly seasoned veterans who had been practicing flying ships, while the Ranger Fleet was a new force that had only experienced simulated battles.

So a 50% hit rate is actually quite good.

The real highlight is the battle that follows.

As the electronic doors on the belly of the starships opened, one after another, space fighters, roughly the size of the Marauder ships, streaked out, quickly covering the front of the fleet in dense formations, numbering over two thousand. The standard number of fighters carried by each starship in the Ranger fleet was 72, consisting of 6 squadrons, while the flagship of the Windrace carried as many as 120.

They completely overwhelmed the raider fleet in terms of sheer numbers!

In fact, what crushed the raider fleet was definitely not just its numbers!

The Ranger Fleet's carrier-based aircraft are all standard fighters from the Galactic Republic in the Star Wars universe, namely the Z-95 "Headhunter".

This starfighter is the precursor to the X-wing fighter familiar to Star Wars fans.

Before the advent of the X-wing fighter and the Empire's TIE-type starfighter, it was the most widely used space fighter in the entire Galactic Republic, possessing excellent performance both in space and in the atmosphere.

Compared to their successors, their only drawback is that they are not equipped with a hyperspace engine.

In other words, it cannot travel faster than the speed of light, so it was completely phased out in the later stages of Star Wars.

However, in the Marvel Universe, where interstellar travel relies on wormhole jumps, the speed of this fighter jet is definitely top-notch.

Facing a Predator whose spaceships were cobbled together from various random parts, it was a classic case of a fifth-generation fighter versus a first-generation fighter, a father versus a son!

Despite having an absolute advantage in both quantity and quality, the Raiders Fleet suffered a devastating blow, even though the pilots on the Ranger Fleet were all fighting for the first time.

In fact, this wasn't the first time the pilots of the Ranger Fleet had actually fought a real battle; it was their first time fighting a real space battle.

Because many of them were actually veterans from World War II... After all, it wasn't too far from World War II at this time, and these people joining the Ouroboros was like an old tree blossoming again.

After a brief exchange of fire, the raider fleet lost more than half of its ships in an instant. The remaining ships no longer cared about their previous solemn promises and simply fled in panic.

Unfortunately, their struggles were completely futile in the face of the superior performance of the Z-95 fighter jet.

At this moment, Ryan Ogder and his men had only just boarded two cargo ships... not only did they fail to rescue anyone, but they themselves became sitting ducks!

Chapter 269 Star Eagle

"General, there's movement from the Kree fleet!" Just as the Ranger fleet and the Marauder fleet were clashing, the observer on the flagship suddenly reported to Vera in the captain's seat.

"Hmm? What do they want to do?" Wenlesa sneered upon hearing this.

Although the Kree fleet had already surrendered to them before the Ranger and Marauder fleets officially clashed, Vereesa was not going to let her guard down.

As the top fleet commander in the Ouroboros organization, Vera is no fool.

Feigned surrender is a common tactic in military textbooks, so she couldn't possibly be unprepared for it.

"They're slowly moving towards the jump point, seemingly trying to escape!" The Kree fleet commander was smart; he didn't immediately go full throttle to flee, because doing so would be tantamount to telling the Ranger fleet, "Come after me! Come after me!"

Instead, they chose to slowly "drift away" from the battlefield, seemingly to avoid the clashes between the two armies.

Unfortunately, the Ranger Fleet never relaxed its surveillance on them from the beginning, so even though their movements were small, they were immediately identified as having gone astray in their escape.

"Send eight warships to encircle them... kill them without mercy!" Wenlesa issued the kill order without hesitation.

They showed no regard whatsoever for the fact that their leader, Josie, was friends with Mar-Vell, an elite Kree soldier.

In fact, this was also what Josie meant.

This was not only for secrecy, but also to weaken the manpower of potential enemies.

Unfortunately, Earth is almost entirely encompassed by the Kree Empire's sphere of influence in the cosmic power map. It's just that because of its remote location and lack of resources, it is not valued by the Kree Empire.

In addition, there is the nominal protection of Asgard, a rather special power in the universe.

That's why the Earth wasn't too disturbed.

However, if Earth wants to expand outwards, the Kree Empire is undoubtedly the first and biggest obstacle.

The conflict here cannot be avoided simply by the less-than-honorable "friendship" between Josie and Marwell.

Therefore, for Earth, a Kree that is extremely weak is a good Kree.

Therefore, Josie would not let go of any opportunity to weaken the Kree, even if it was just a small transport fleet.

"Send two more warships to take over those two cargo ships... Oh, and tell the landing forces to be careful, and absolutely not let the Kree take any self-destructive actions!" Veresa immediately gave another order.

Following Vera's order, ten warships broke away from the fleet, eight of which subtly surrounded the Kree fleet, while simultaneously communicating that they were there to accept surrender.

The other two warships flew toward the two "forgotten" cargo ships.

"Damn it, start the engines at full power and retreat immediately!" Seeing the actions of the Ranger Fleet and the message sent by the other side, the Kree Fleet commander knew that it was impossible to sneak away quietly in the chaos of battle, so he immediately gave the order and chose to gamble everything.

Now he only hoped that the other party was really coming to surrender, so that they might not be too wary of his attempt to escape.

Unfortunately, he was disappointed.

Before the engines of several escort ships could be fully started, the eight ships that had come to "accept surrender" took the lead in making their move.

With just one salvo, the Kree fleet's remaining four escort ships were reduced to space debris in a dazzling display of light.

And that wasn't enough. After destroying four Kree frigates, the eight Ranger warships immediately began clearing the battlefield, leaving no escape pods untouched.

"Boss... what should we do?" Inside the Kree cargo ship, a raider who had just boarded the ship was dumbfounded after learning that his allies had been defeated in an instant and after witnessing the Ranger Fleet's massacre of the Kree fleet. He looked at Ryan Ogder beside him in disbelief.

Ryan Ogder's face was also ashen—he had never expected this unfamiliar fleet to be so powerful and ruthless, leaving no survivors.

This put them in a dilemma.

Revolt?

There's no way to fight them. Just look at our own Marauder allies outside, being chased like dogs by Z-95 space fighters in space, and you'll know what fate awaits them.

Escape? Two warships were closing in on the two cargo ships, and it was too late for them to return to their spaceship and escape.

Surrender? Would we be wiped out like the Kree?

It was like there was nowhere to go but nowhere to hide.

However, Ryan Ogder was no ordinary man to become the leader of the raiders, and he quickly came up with a solution.

"Have everyone change clothes and sneak into the slave cells. The timing of that fleet's appearance is too strange. I suspect they're also after these two ships of slaves. If we blend in with the slaves, we might have a chance to survive... Also, don't forget to look for Staka!" Ryan Augard immediately ordered his men.

"Boss is brilliant!" Upon hearing Ryan Ogder's words, his men's eyes lit up.

The slaves on the two cargo ships, apart from half being centaurs, were all from various different cosmic races, making them as diverse as the raiders.

Moreover, since most of the data was collected temporarily, even the corresponding identity data has not been fully established.

Normally, the Kree military would only create new identity files for each person on Targaryen.

So now that the raiders have disguised themselves in prison uniforms and blended in, it's not an easy task to spot them. Plus, they can find someone—the one Ryan Ogder mentioned, Staka.

Staka Ogder is the reason these raiders are taking such a huge risk to intercept the Kree fleet.

Judging from this surname, you can tell that this person is related to Ryan Ogder.