The Naval Base of the Unnamed Ship Girls

So it's a very simple thing to instantly max out the energy of a Mothership... even though it's from Tal'darim, its technical specifications are still those of the Kalai version of the Blood Throne.

The Blood Throne, brimming with energy, warped away from the colony ship, then snapped its fingers with a flourish before the ship could charge or fire its antimatter cannon.

Immediately, a singularity was created centered on the location of the Blood Throne before the warp, distorting space with a radius of several kilometers.

The Mothership's standard ultimate weapon is the artificial singularity, which is the same tactic Adun used to destroy the original ghost ship, the Celeste, and incidentally turn the Area 51 underground base in this world into a massive underground void.

Unlike Adun, which can be used at will, the Blood Throne, a Mothership, requires a full charge before it can be used.

The localized black hole response caused by the artificial singularity directly stretched the interstellar colony ship "Leo," which had just been attacking the Blood Throne, into a thin line.

It is very difficult to resist the power of imitating the ultimate celestial body without any preparation.

However, before he could even finish unleashing his ultimate attack and catch his breath, the Blood Throne burst into unrestrained laughter.

A sound like shattering glass echoed from the area of ​​influence of the artificial singularity she had created.

"What's going on?" The Blood Throne stared blankly at the colony ship "Leo," which, theoretically, had been sucked into the artificial singularity and become a "point" on the mathematical module, shattering the distorted space with a single punch.

"Wow!" Hyperion let out a series of eerie sounds upon seeing this scene.

As an interstellar warship, even if its technology is far inferior to that of Protoss ships like the Yaton, it knows what this scene means.

The Blood Throne is a proud and arrogant mother ship, but even the most arrogant ship would react to this scene with its first thought: get out of there and run.

Or rather, if it weren't for the Ark of Calais standing behind her, she would have already run away.

It's not too difficult to preserve oneself in an artificial singularity. For a Mothership like the Blood Throne, if you're prepared, you won't be a problem even if you get sucked in.

However, the fact that the opponent can shatter things directly means that they have likely reached a level of technology that surpasses that of a galactic civilization.

“Almost there,” Adun said, having appeared at some point within the influence of the artificial singularity.

Because the core has been destroyed, the influence and effects of the artificial singularity are rapidly diminishing.

Instead of finishing off the opponent, Adun, who appeared inside, reached out and pulled out "Leo," who had shattered space with a single punch.

Leo was pulled out in a terrible state, but at least he was still alive.

More importantly, his previously lifeless eyes regained their clarity.

"Damn it, I don't need your sympathy!" Leo, who had been pulled out by Adun, said angrily.

“I suggest you have a sense of responsibility as a prisoner of war,” Ardon said calmly.

The colony ship Leo wanted to say something more, but in her current state, she didn't have any real power other than talking nonsense. Unfortunately, the little Hollow behind her made her stop talking.

☆, Chapter 1453 Only "One" Reinforcement

Like his admiral, the interstellar colony ship Leopold was also judged as a traitor in absentia because of the events in the Indian Ocean theater.

However, unlike her admiral, who could execute any admiral or ship girl who encountered Leopard without prior notice, the verdict did not specify the punishment for Leopard.

After all, she is an interstellar warship, and even though she was summoned to this world as a ship girl, she is fundamentally different from native ship girls.

To judge her on charges of "betraying humanity" would be an exaggeration.

Although Leopold, which calls itself a "colony," is indeed a human spaceship, this human is not the same as that human.

The humans in the "human glory will live on forever" phrase that the land-based Yamato constantly utters are not the humans of the ship girl world.

The Terrans are the Terrans, and the humans in the Ship Girls world are the humans in the Ship Girls world.

The only one that didn't make such a strict distinction was the human warship born from the deep sea, the Purifying Flame; in her eyes, the way to distinguish between humans and non-humans was quite simple.

Those who believe in the "Emperor," even if they have been transformed into something grotesque, are still human; those who do not believe, even if they are pure-blooded orthodox humans, are heretics.

Therefore, the Purifying Flame was often thrown into the confinement room by the Emblem of the Mandate of Heaven.

"A colony?" Adun nodded thoughtfully at Leopard's self-designation, then handed Leopard, who was bound like a dumpling with psionic ropes and surrounded by several layers of sealing fields, to the Advent of the Legacy.

Adon did not intend to decide the fate of the ship. If it was destroyed on the battlefield, that would be one thing; if it was captured, it would be handed over to Governor Ying Zheng.

...This is, after all, Governor Ying Zheng's family matter, and Ya Dun, as an outsider, will not interfere casually.

“What does ‘colony’ mean?” Hyperion asked Adun.

“Oh, that means her civilization no longer inhabits the planet,” Adun explained to Hyperion.

“That’s so boring,” Hyperion commented.

“Perhaps they’re not used to it.” After saying that, Adun thought of a ship and continued, “The Envoy-class ship under the command of the Governor of the European Theater, and the plunderer ship in the Caribbean Sea, are from the same civilization.”

"This is just one option; it cannot be simply defined as right or wrong."

“I just find it boring,” Hyperion said. “Look, even though Korhal was turned into a desert by nuclear bombs, Mengsk still treats it as his home. I don’t really like Mengsk, but this decision is still pretty good.”

"That's only because you haven't reached the point where you've been living in the universe all along," the Blood Throne retorted to the Hyperion's statement.

"Tch, what's so difficult about that!" Hyperion said dismissively.

“That’s difficult, little Hypnos.” The little Hollow in her loli form patted the Hyperion on the shoulder and said, “Being able to live in space for a long time and being able to live in space forever are two different things.”

"Of course, this is on the premise that we are not forced to live in space forever."

"And there are those who are forced to live in space forever?" Hyperion asked curiously.

“Yes, as Adun just mentioned, if one is forced to live in space forever…” Little Void said with a subtle expression, “then one might never be able to return to Earth.”

"So even if we don't distinguish between right and wrong, it's not advisable to live in space forever."

As for why, Xiao Xu didn't elaborate, Adun didn't speak either, the Blood Throne only made sarcastic remarks, and Sebroros remained silent.

Gan Cuisuo wanted to explain to the Hyperion, but the other ships remained silent, and it seemed a bit presumptuous of her, a mere aircraft carrier, to speak up.

"..." Hyperion was left with a question mark on his forehead.

Meanwhile, just as puzzled as Hyperion was South Dakota, the Grand Marshal of the Earth Expeditionary Force (number 002).

South Dakota's activation of the emergency encrypted channel also activated several filings for the colonization plan.

For example, filing A, filing B, filing C, filing D, etc.

The problems currently facing Earth Expeditionary Force 002 are also included in the possible contingency plans.

So, less than half an hour after South Dakota's troops were dispatched, reinforcements from their home world arrived.

...Well, there was only one ship, and it was a ship that left South Dakota with a lot of questions.

"How is it you?" South Dakota asked the Rising Sun Empire fortress ship girl Omega, summoned by Charlotte, the young master of Pacific Theater 233.

"Why can't it be me?" Omega, dressed in a snow-white military uniform, had the Rising Sun flag tattooed on his chest.

"Aren't you helping Adun start a game company?" South Dako didn't understand what help Omega could offer at this time.

“I’m just in charge of maintaining the servers. Why did it turn into running a game company? The manager is that Soviet ship that converted itself into an airship.” As Omega said this, the mechanical dragonfly on her shoulder seemed to sense something and took flight.

"Oh, so what are you doing here?" Looking at the mechanical dragonfly hovering around South Dakota like a living creature, he wanted to ask Omega what purpose it served.

“Of course, it’s to provide you with military aid.” After saying that, Omega glanced at the open space specially left in front of the Pentagon on Earth 002 and muttered to himself, “I like this place.”

“What?” South Dakota asked.

“Nothing, I was asking if there was a larger space?” Omega asked.

"..." South Dakota glanced at the specially reserved plaza, large enough for thousands of ship girls to line up, and asked, "How big of a space do you need?"

“The bigger the better,” Omega said.

So South Dakota took Omega to the site of the new town where the land had just been leveled and construction had not yet begun.

“It’s passable.” Omega put on a pair of white gloves and then asked, “Do you prefer the Allied standard, the Soviet standard, or the Imperial standard?”

"..." The number of question marks in South Dakota's head increased.

“Well, no matter what your answer is, I will only say, I'm sorry, only the Imperial standard.” As soon as Omega finished speaking, the hovering mechanical dragonfly landed on Omega's fingertip. After glancing at the mechanical dragonfly, Omega said:

"Go forth and raise the flag of the sun in this world!"

Following Omega's command, the mechanical dragonfly flew into the sky and shone several beams of light towards the ground. Under the sweep of the beams, a snow-white building was completed in less than half a minute.

Then, to South Dakota's bewildered gaze, hundreds and thousands of mechanical dragonflies flew out of the seven- or eight-story white building.

They hovered over various locations and built more buildings.

"Alright, go back and rest. We'll talk about it tomorrow morning," Omega said, yawning as if he was a little tired.

“…What are these things?” South Dakota asked seriously.

"A frontline fortress, huh? Luckily, I'm here. The Empire's nanotechnology world... cough cough, home base is number one. If ships from other factions came, it wouldn't be so easy," Omega said.

"A frontline fortress?" South Dakota turned his head to look at the already taking shape complex of buildings.

“This is the foundation in my hometown. If you don’t have this ability, don’t even think about becoming a world hegemon.” Omega explained, “Remember to give me enough resources. As long as I have enough resources, I can fill every corner of this planet with these fortresses.”

...Looking at Omega's confident expression, South Dakota suddenly remembered Adun's evaluation of Omega:

"An advanced civilization that has gone astray, if it is not confined to its home planet like the ship girls, then it must be an interstellar civilization."

The next day, when the residents of New New York on Earth 002 were about to get up for work, they only saw a vast expanse of white military fortresses enclosing their new capital, which they had spent a month building.

Numerous unmanned vehicles and general robots tens of meters tall shuttled among them, seemingly making a declaration to this planet and this universe.

We're ready for war, come on, folks!

(It's a pity that the StarCraft Red Alert MUV volume in the outline was reduced to such a small amount. Consider it a tribute to that book about drones and cellular networks.)

Chapter 1454 Miracles Only Come from Great Strength

A steel burrowing worm, a swarm of alien insectoids, and a spaceship that has been specially modified to the point of completely losing its self.

It appears to be all the defensive forces surrounding the core area of ​​the Mechanical Empire.

At least until the Governor's Mansion was anchored less than ten kilometers away from that ruined city, the following ship girl alliance had already set up various giant cannons and missiles, but no new defensive forces appeared.

Coupled with the city's dilapidated state, as if it had been carpet-bombed and abandoned for hundreds of years, it truly seemed to have a sense that its days were numbered.

Of course, both the interstellar warships like Adun and the native ship girls whose bodies were partially transformed into deep-sea creatures knew that things were not so simple.

The latter was merely based on experience, while the former, except for the Hyperion, could sense the immense energy hidden within the ruined city.

Especially for mysterious side-ship girls like Dalaran, the feeling is even more profound.

"No, no, the interference is too severe." Dalaran shook her head and smoothed out the star and moon array she had drawn on the sand table with her fingers again.