After selecting a breach, a large number of leaping creatures gathered at the other end of the door, ready to launch a fierce attack, and the leaping creatures crossed the gate in batches to reach the star system on the other side of the door.

In response to the invasion of the gatherers, the Coordination Council also took corresponding military action, and a far larger number of Coordination combat units entered the star system than before.

The two sides engaged in a fierce space battle, with lightsabers crisscrossing the battlefield and gamma-ray bursts symbolizing singularity bursts frequently appearing in the battlefield.

Both sides are constantly investing troops, fighting to see who has the most numbers.

In this regard, of course, the gatherers have the advantage, as long as there are sufficient resources, they can have as many individuals as they want, and when the gravitational rings of some star systems in the gate world are built, they can mine star resources, and the increase rate of leaping organisms can be increased by hundreds of times.

And these are all unknown to the countries and forces in the gate world, if they knew, they would never dare to be a leisurely bystander like now, indifferent.

In the star system where large-scale swarm battles are conducted, a large number of debris is spread over almost the entire star system, and on average one debris can be seen every few kilometers, although a few kilometers are far away on the ground, it is already a fairly dense distance on a cosmic scale.

These wreckage are like a dark cloud covering the whole star, and the brightness has dropped a lot, maybe when the light of this star is observed by an intelligent civilization on a planet in the river system, they will panic and think that some cosmic civilization is building a Dyson sphere.

The Gatherers were determined to win the battle, and after learning that the Coordination units still needed to be manipulated, they confirmed their idea of fighting a war of attrition with the Coordination - that the Coordination would be killed by them, and that they would kill less and less, and they didn't care about that.

As the gatherers had predicted, the battle lasted for a while, and the Coordination chose to evacuate, losing more than 3,000 combat units on the Coordination side and nearly a million leapfrogging creatures on the Gatherers' side.

Whether it is in the eyes of the Coordination Council or those countries and forces in the Gate World, the gatherers will suffer a big loss in this battle, but in fact, the gatherers' side has taken a big advantage.

Recovering strategic resources such as proton lattices and solid helium from the corpses of leaping creatures on the battlefield greatly reduces the time it takes for the gatherer to recover the number of leaping creatures.

The difficulty of breeding leaping creatures is actually smaller than that of mothership creatures, and the material resources that need to be consumed are much less than those of mothership creatures, after all, the size of leaping creatures is only between imperial cruisers and destroyers, and the gestation speed is naturally needless to say, but it takes time to make strategic resources, and now a part of the strategic resources that are still intact can be recovered on the battlefield, and the recovery speed of the number of clusters of leaping creatures will naturally be accelerated.

But these coordinators don't know, and they are still complacent about the loss of money invested by the gatherers.

The gatherers who have seized the star system are recovering strategic materials on the one hand, and on the other hand, they are erecting a ripple structure within the star system, and the obscuring coordination will use the ability of the spirit field within this star system, and the coordination will not change if there is no possibility of counterattacking and retaking positions—at least until they have a way to deal with the ripple structure.

After regaining numbers, the Gatherers continued to launch a new offensive in the same way, and the Coordination had to gather a large number of troops to contend with the Gatherers, and the faster-than-light transstar mobility was stopped by the Ripple Structure, and they had no choice but to fight the Gatherers if they didn't want the battle line to collapse.

However, in the newly opened battlefield, the Coordination once again abandoned its position, and the battle loss ratio was still the same as last time, and the battle loss ratio on the gatherer's side was very ugly, and the casualties paid were as high as millions, while the Coordination Council only paid a few thousand combat units.

However, the gatherers were more determined to carry out this war of attrition after learning of the casualties of the Coordination Council, as the losses of the Coordination were two hundred more units than the previous one.

The Coordination did not recover as quickly as the Gatherers, who were forced closer to a new battle by the Gatherers before they could recover from the previous battle, resulting in a lack of firepower on the frontal battlefield and an increase in casualties.

After being forced into several large-scale cluster battles by the gatherers in a short period of time, paying tens of thousands of casualties, the coordination committee realized the purpose of the gatherers.

However, strategically, they didn't have a good way for a while, they couldn't force the collector's battle line with the concentrated combat power of the gathering like the gatherer, because when they got to the gatherer, the combat units of the coordination council could not use the spiritual domain, and their combat effectiveness plummeted to an almost harmless level, and they could only passively maintain a defensive state.

In this way, the star systems that the Coordination Council had originally captured were recaptured one by one at the cost of tragic sacrifices.

As the number of fallen star systems increases, it becomes increasingly difficult for the Coordination side to withstand the frontal attacks of the Gatherers.

It's just because although the Leap Creature Cluster will pay millions of casualties in each battle, the next battle will inevitably be much more than the previous one, and the number of units that can fight on the Coordination Committee's side will be smaller and smaller each time.

It's not that the Coordination doesn't replenish combat units, they do, it's just that not everyone can be as crazy as the Gatherers.

With the construction and commissioning of gravitational rings of stars in the subsequent gate worlds, the number of leapfrog clusters continued to double, reaching billions.

These leaping creatures are divided into millions and divided into multiple clusters of leaping creatures, launching simultaneous attacks from several stargates on the front, which also heralds the beginning of the total collapse of the Coordination Front.

The Coordination Council had to begin to shrink its forces, abandoning a large number of positions and concentrating its forces on a stellar system that was used as a strategic node.