Yamazaki kidnapped Commodore Dasqi, causing Admiral Kuzan to make a mistake in judgment, resulting in a bad start and the loss of more than 10,000 battleships.
More than 70,000 battleships were damaged, but General Kuzan still has more than 100,000 troops and more than 250 million mechas.
On the Yamazaki side, there is a space city, 50,000 battleships, and hundreds of millions of mechas.
In terms of combat power, Yamazaki is stronger because the space city has a longer range.
If General Kuzan's troops wanted to attack by force, they would have to make a lot of sacrifices.
However, Yamazaki did not intend to defend and let the opponent easily adjust their formation.
Teleport the entire body to about 25 light seconds away, to about a thousand kilometers behind the opponent's main formation, and launch an attack.
The space city did not raise a defensive force field. It could be said that it did not care about the damage, just to send a bright brilliance.
The main gun, which had been prepared for a long time, seized the opportunity and fired a stunning blow. Yamazaki and Kate had never seen such a huge blow before.
Admiral Kuzan's fleet of 40,000 battleships and hundreds of millions of mechas were wiped out one percent by this blow.
The intelligent Miss Jeanne d'Arc then launched a secondary battery attack on the space city, and each shot could cripple the opponent's warship.
The opponent's warship did not turn around, but directly teleported to a powerful position at the cost of damage to avoid the secondary battery attack of the space city and at the same time return fire.
And the countless mechas turned around and launched a charge.
The 50,000 warships outside the space city lowered their defensive fields one after another, and officially folded their sleeves and started fighting. The target was the firefly-like mecha troops in the sky.
Full of light fills the battlefield, turning the battlefield into a bright asteroid.
Every shining moment was when something exploded, somewhere in the mecha or the battleship, or even the entire battleship.
Time passed by second by second, and by the 10th second, the opponent's reinforcements had not returned.
Yamazaki judged that the opponent did not use a battleship to forcibly teleport as a messenger, and no order was transmitted to the battlefield 25 light seconds away.
As for the 40,000 warships on the battlefield 25 light seconds away that have been forcibly teleported twice, they should be helping to attack the mechas.
Therefore, at 20 seconds, there are still 5 seconds before the battlefield information 25 light seconds away becomes clear.
With unknown information, Yamazaki ordered another forced teleportation to the battlefield 25 light seconds away.
Based on the previous mecha's position, select a battle point behind it.
The space city and fleet suddenly disappeared, leaving behind some who couldn't leave.
General Kuzan focused his firepower on the attack while searching for the enemy, but found none. He immediately understood that the enemy had returned to the battlefield 25 light seconds away.
At this time, the 25th second arrived. General Kuzan saw the information from another battlefield 25 seconds ago, and his order also arrived at another battlefield 25 light seconds away.
More than 30,000 warships forced a retreat and brought back information.
General Kuzan sighed and did not choose to force the teleportation again.
The nearly 30,000 warships that have not returned probably will never come back.
Not only because of being attacked, but also because of forced teleportation.
He still has more than 70,000 warships, most of which have been damaged. More than 30,000 were forcibly teleported once, more than 20,000 were forcibly teleported twice, and more than 10,000 were forcibly teleported three times.
If the battleship forcefully teleports over again, it can be concluded without fighting that he will lose.
What we can rely on now are mechas. The 90 million mechas around us and the hundreds of millions of mechas over there are the key.
I just don’t know how much will be left over there after it flies over.
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Yamasaki led his troops back to help his own mecha troops destroy the opponent's mecha troops. Yamazaki knew very well that since the war started, mechas were the opponent's important combat force.
What Yamazaki was betting on was that General Kuzan would not dare to force teleportation again. If that happened, the combat effectiveness of the battleship would be drastically reduced, and this battle would not need to be fought.
Sure enough, Admiral Kuzan did not follow, and even offered a buy one, get one free, and transferred more than 30,000 warships, leaving nearly 30,000 warships with serious damage.
Yamazaki was not impatient, and the battleship raised a defensive force field to defend, allowing the space city to attack the battleship.
Our mechas mainly focus on evasion, and Yamazaki and Kate will deal with the approaching mechas from the space city.
Yamazaki's blows were like swatting flies in the air, one hit at a time, it was up to fate whether he would die or not.
Kate used her metal ability to circle a bunch of them, and then used her splitting ability to make them lose their combat effectiveness.
After more than twenty minutes, the battle ended.
The opponent's nearly 30,000 battleships and hundreds of millions of mechas have all lost their combat effectiveness.
Yamazaki reorganized his formation and waited for the arrival of General Kuzan with his remaining combat power.
A space city, nearly 40,000 battleships, and nearly 60 million mechas.
Soon after, General Kuzan's troops teleported 1 light second away.
General Kuzan brought more than 100,000 battleships, and the defense field was densely packed with mechas.
The extra 30,000 warships gathered all the scattered fleets.
Yamazaki did not launch a charge or deliver a desperate blow.
The opponent is coming with a mecha. If you pass by, you will be attacked by the enemy mecha.
Watch the opponent disable the defensive force field, let the mecha leave, and then raise the defensive force field again.
Yamazaki decided that if the other party wanted to fight an upright battle, then he would accompany them to the end, because the space city had a long range and was advantageous to the battle.
General Kuzan had the same idea as Yamazaki. As long as Yamazaki is willing, he will have an upright battle because he has added more than 80 million mechas.
General Kuzan spread out a skirmishing formation and advanced, surrounded by mechas all over the sky, encircling them like a big mouth, biting into the space city.
Miss Joan of Arc sent a mecha to attack, and a melee broke out between the two sides 20,000 kilometers away from the space city.
With nearly 60 million mechas versus more than 170 million mechas, Yamazaki's side was at an absolute disadvantage in terms of numbers.
Admiral Kuzan stopped the fleet 30,000 kilometers away and stopped moving.
Yamazaki didn't move either, both sides were waiting for the outcome of the mecha battle.
More than 10 billion rays of light are flying every second, and countless mechas are exploded every second, blooming the last and most brilliant sparks in life.
This scene is really spectacular, perhaps tragic is more accurate.
Because it perfectly explains what cannon fodder is. This is it. Hundreds of millions of mechas were turned into scrap metal in just a few minutes.
A circle of graveyards composed of mecha remains took shape when I regained consciousness.
In the end, all 60 million of Yamazaki's mechas were wiped out, and more than half of General Kuzan's mechas were removed, leaving nearly 80 million mechas.
General Kuzan did not show them any mercy and ordered them to attack the defense formation composed of battleships outside the space city.
As the mecha entered 15,000 kilometers, the secondary artillery of the space city began to attack.
One shot, one shot or even a series of shots, thousands of mechas were wiped out every second.
When the mechas invaded 2,000 kilometers, Kate took action. Using her metal power and the ability to disintegrate, she killed hundreds of thousands of mechas in one fell swoop.
One hit per second, hitting mechas that enter the range.
General Kuzan looked at the screen and felt something was wrong, because this was not the Sand Crocodile's method.
When the mecha invaded 1,200 kilometers, Yamasaki also took action, tearing and oscillating once every second, which could damage hundreds of thousands of mechas each time.
General Kuzan thought that the sand crocodile could do this, but if it were him, it would have turned into sand.
More than 60 million mechas rushed 1,000 kilometers, suffering hundreds of thousands of casualties per second, and launched an all-out attack, firing more than 1 billion energy rays per second.
Every 100 million energy rays can destroy the defensive force field of a brigade, and then destroy the warship.