This guy who couldn't hold back was not Xue Hua. Although he was also very anxious about the progress of this fleet battle, he knew that this was not a good time to disturb Stukov.
The guy who can't hold it back is Saiqi's master, Xel'Naga.
Of course, under normal circumstances, this guy's patience cannot be worse than that of Xue Hua. If this fleet battle really happened according to its will, it would probably wait until the end of time for the results to come out.
But the problem is that this fleet battle did not come from its instruction, but from Saiqi's own initiative, which was eager to achieve success.
If we consider another situation, if Saiqi turned around and left when he was sneak attacked by the swarm fleet or even said that he should not have been attacked at all, the swarm probably would not be able to pursue him further.
After all, no one knows how many fleets Xel'Naga has under his command. If they catch up and get ambushed by the other party, wouldn't it be a huge loss?
That way it won't be drawn into this time-consuming and energy-consuming war of attrition.
This is what makes Xel'Naga feel the most angry.
It felt that Saichi was wasting the already precious time on some meaningless things, and it did not believe that Saichi's current power could destroy the first fleet of the swarm that had grown stronger.
Therefore, in its philosophy, this battle is meaningless and worthless. Instead of wasting this time, it is better for Saichi to swallow a few more star cores and grow his sixth head earlier.
However, now, Saiqi has been involved, and this battle is likely to continue for several months, which is completely unacceptable to Xel'Naga.
So it roared loudly in Saiqi's mind, telling him to end all this immediately and go back to his business!
As long as it can escape on its own, there is no problem even if it abandons this fleet.
Sayiqi could not resist the order of his creator, so he had to prepare to abandon the fleet and retreat alone.
And because the feeling of being beaten up and then fleeing in embarrassment without wearing your armor is really not good, Sayiqi, who has his own sensory system, can't help but feel a little unhappy.
Its slight displeasure was also reflected in its tactical command of the fleet. At that moment, Stukov noticed that the opposing commander had made a slight mistake in grasping the tactical distance between the two fleets!
It immediately determined that the commander of the opposing fleet must have been affected by something, and the entire battle situation may soon undergo major changes.
So Stukov quickly ordered the fleet to prepare for tactical contingency, and also ordered all the weapons systems of the flagship Leviathan to be online and on standby.
At the same time that Stukov finished issuing this series of orders, the situation on the battlefield changed dramatically!
In order to carry out his master's orders, Saiki decided to give it a final try. It wanted to use the fleet under its command as a bargaining chip to see if it could use the suddenness to gain some advantage from the swarm fleet.
Anyway, its fleet has now been dragged into a close combat, and it is basically impossible to retreat easily like this.
Therefore, if it wants to fulfill its master's orders, it can only abandon this fleet and retreat alone.
Since they have to be discarded anyway, why not use the fleet as a consumable to attack a wave of opponents, and maybe use the suddenness to achieve miraculous effects?
Therefore, with the idea of making a little profit, Saiqi suddenly issued an order to the fleet to advance with the entire army.
The formation of the entire Xel'Naga fleet group changed drastically in the blink of an eye, from the original loose defense type to the dense assault type that was gathered into a group.
At the same time, countless dazzling beams of light fell like raindrops on the Kraken in the front row of the main fleet of the insect swarm. Three Kraken were immediately destroyed on the spot by this desperate method of firepower output.
However, Stukov had already made tactical preparations in advance. When he discovered that his opponent suddenly gave up defense and began to charge without thinking, the formation changes of the First Fleet also quickly began.
The Kraken defense line in the front row withdrew to both sides, leaving a fire channel in the middle to avoid the fierce artillery fire of the enemy fleet. Then the fleet was divided into two parts, with Leviathan as the core, coming together from the center of both directions, with the intention of destroying them from both sides.
Dropped by the charging Xel'Naga fleet.
However, just when the encircling fleet of the insect swarm was about to close the encirclement, the Xel'Naga fleet surrounded in the center suddenly started to fight without any structure like frightened beasts.
They divided into more than a hundred small fleets and fled wildly in all directions. While running, they kept firing at the swarm fleet. The scene was so chaotic that Xue Hua, who was watching the battle, was dumbfounded.
"What...what's going on? Isn't this just random?"
Although Xue Hua was not good at commanding the fleet, he had an excellent commander like Stukov beside him, so he learned a little bit about it.
At least he can still understand the current state of the fleets on both sides. The Xel'Naga fleet seems to be fighting very fiercely, but it is completely out of order. They are now like a group of grasshoppers waiting in the autumn.
After the strength was exhausted, the insects came to harvest.
This tactic is undoubtedly something only a layman among laymen would come up with.
It's like in an interstellar game, you frame all the troops in your hand, then click a directly on the opponent's base and then do nothing else. Unless you have an absolutely overwhelming advantage, otherwise this kind of
Basically...the behavior can only be described as seeking death.
But the question is, when did the Xel'Naga Fleet have an overwhelming advantage over the First Fleet?
If we really put it into perspective, it is obviously the insect swarm that has the upper hand, okay?
You framed it so simply and crudely, who gave you the courage?
Colossus?
Or Liang Jingru?
And the most paradoxical thing is that the opponent's commander had clearly played well before, lacking in tactics, patience, and so on. It was obvious at a glance that he was a well-matched opponent.
How come you played such a bad hand in the end?
Wait...that's not right!
Speaking of the opposing commander...where's that Obelisk battleship?
Only then did Xue Hua realize that something was wrong, and he quickly searched everywhere for the flagship of the Xel'Naga fleet, only to find that there was no trace of it on the battlefield.
"Master, there's no need to look for him, the other party has already run away."
"What? Ran away?!"
"Yes, the opponent's last move was originally to cover up his intention to escape. And even if we discovered it in advance, facing the full assault of the opponent's main fleet, there would be no extra power left to prevent it from crossing.
"
Stukov shook his head, his eyes seemed to narrow slightly, and a cold light flashed in them.
Abandoning one's own fleet and just escaping for one's own life is simply the greatest shame for a fleet commander.
But neither the other party nor Stukov himself would care about this so-called shame.
What it really cares about is the future actions of the guy who escaped.
I failed to take the opportunity to eradicate it this time. When it appears in front of the insect swarm again in the future, I am afraid it will become a big trouble...
