Slatt opened his mouth to say something, but he couldn't.

"What, what do you want to say?"

"Commander, I mean to say is it possible, through humans...?"

"Hmph, don't think about it, let's see what the humans are doing, why do you think they are attacking the floodlight galaxy at this time?"

Why?

Isn't it because we're fighting the Starry Sky Zerg that they're taking advantage of...

"Are you thinking it's a good time for us to be held back by those bugs?"

"Uh... Isn't that so, Commander? ”

"It's a fart!

！ ”

glared fiercely at his lieutenant Slat.

"Even though we're fighting those bugs right now, we still have more than 20 million troops in our hands so far."

"Why do you think that humans feel that there is an opportunity now?"

Hiss...

This is true when it comes to saying that there are 20 million reserve warships that can be mobilized at any time.

Not to mention sending 400,000, even 4 million, it won't affect the battle here at all.

"And, if you really want to talk about timing, wasn't the timing much better more than a year ago than it is now?"

"At that time, the reinforcements of the main spiral arm had not arrived, and it was difficult for the humans with the battle stars to take down the floodlight star system?"

"Remember when they attacked the Floodlight Star before, what was the result of the 30,000 warships we sent to support the past?"

"So, it doesn't matter what the timing is, it's just a matter of whether humans want to or not!"

"For more than a year, the reason why humans have not moved the floodlight galaxy is most likely because their old nest, which we have not found so far, cannot accommodate so many people at one time."

"That's why they've hit all the surrounding areas for hundreds of light-years, but they still haven't done anything about the floodlight galaxy."

Is that what happened?

Hearing Kyle's analysis, Slater was stunned.

But when you think about it, it does make sense.

It's just that since it's not a matter of timing, why are humans doing it now?

And judging by the size of the seventy or eighty thousand cargo ships they are carrying, they are obviously preparing to take all the humans away at once.

This question kept coming up in Slat's mind, but he could never find an answer.

But...

In the next moment, Kyle, who saw that Slatt was wondering something, directly gave this answer.

"It's very simple, because they understand the thoughts of our higher-ups, and they also see that we are going on like this to bring about our own destruction."

"So, when our defenses are breached, and these bugs start to wreak havoc on Orion's arm, who do you think will suffer first?"

"Not the more than eight billion humans in the floodlight galaxy?"

"So, you can understand why, for more than a year, human action has been around the 500 light-years surrounding the Death Nebula."

"Because they knew from the beginning that we were playing with fire, they didn't think well of us, so since more than a year ago, they have consciously evacuated all human beings within a certain range."

"Except... Beyond the Blooming Stellar System! ”

"But now that they've done it to the floodlit galaxy, they think we're hopeless."

......

......

"But Commander, even if they have enough capacity, it will take several days to save all the humans in the floodlight star system."

"Now that 400,000 warships have hit the road, even if humans have war stars, I'm afraid they won't be able to carry it, right?"

Astound...

Silent...

But after a moment, as if remembering something, Slater asked again.

"Do you really think this support fleet sent will be useful?"

"Commander, that's 400,000 warships!"

"So what, it's just a second- or third-level civilization warship, if you give me the human war star, as well as the fleet, and give me their gravity bombs, I have at least three ways to kill these 400,000 warships without a loss of more than thirty percent!"

"Uh..."

"Think about the previous actions of the human race, it wasn't that time when we suffered a big loss, don't you think that those commanders of the human race are the same as those rice buckets in our empire, right?"

"This..."

"Speaking of which, sometimes I wish I could have been born more than 400 years ago, when the Star Sea Federation still existed."

Suddenly, Kyle's inexplicable words changed and he sighed.

And this makes Slatt a little baffled.

But soon, he knew why, as Kyle had spoken again.

"More than 400 years ago, because of the existence of the Star Sea Federation, the four empires were overwhelmed."

"Although at that time, the four major civilizations were not as prosperous as they are now, but only because of the pressure of the Star Sea Federation, the entire empire from top to bottom, everyone worked hard."

"Those who have the ability to get on, and those who don't have the ability to get out!"

"That was the time when the empire shone its brightest, but look at the empire now, alas..."

With that, Kyle sighed again.

"Commander, will humanity intervene on this side of the battlefield after solving the floodlight star system?"

"No way, with this time, I'm afraid they would prefer to use it to solve other problems."

"Other questions?"

"How many humans do you think there are on this Orion's arm?"

"This..."

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Bloom galaxies are three light-years away.

A large number of engineering ships are busy everywhere.

"Calculating the time, there should be two hours to go, how is the deployment?"

"It's 87% complete, and it's expected to be all done in 48 minutes!"

In the bridge of the Star, Fu Wanting replied.

In view of the possible reinforcement plans of the four major civilizations, the fleet command has formulated a total of seven formulas.

Well, in fact, there were originally six kinds, and the reason why there were seven kinds was because Jiang Xingchen proposed another kind of eucalyptus at the end.

It's just that this Fang Yu is more radical and bold.

Therefore, although this set of eucalyptus was included in one of the alternative formulas, no one really thought that Mu Zhengfeng would finally decide to use this formula.

But to everyone's surprise, Mu Zhengfeng really did it.

Why is this radical?

Because the first six sets of blocking the enemy will pay a lot of price, even after many simulations, at best, half of the fleet will be lost, and in the worst case, the loss will even reach six to seventy percent of the fleet.

But the No. 7 square eucalyptus proposed by Jiang Xingchen is very interesting.

If it succeeds, the fleet will have nothing to lose.

But if it fails...

It is not just a question of how much the fleet loses, but most likely the failure of the entire floodlight operation.

So, it's a very radical approach.

So, what is the content of the No. 7 square?

Half of today's inventory of cold nuclear fusion bombs, that is, 600 cold nuclear fusion bombs.

Then, accurately predict the jump node of the enemy's support fleet, so that after completing a jump, it will just enter the minefield formed by 600 cold nuclear fusion bombs.

At last...

Rumble!

！

It looks simple and doesn't pose any danger, right?

The question is, how do you accurately predict where the enemy's support fleet will be?

Even a difference of 1/10,000 is enough for the enemy fleet to be far away from the minefield of cold fusion bombs after the end of the jump.

As a result, the vast majority of people agree that while the plan is good, there is little chance of success.

Unless you can predict it, or if you have an inside line in the upper echelons of the enemy fleet, you will know the opponent's route early on, as well as the exact coordinates of each jump node.

Want to rely on an informant?

Forget it...

Since the last time Kyle's entire bridge exploded, the entire bridge group was brought to the rescue, and now there are no humans allowed in any of the fleets outside the Nebula of Death.

So, not to mention that the intelligence agent can't get this information, there are no intelligence agents at all.

But even so, Jiang Xingchen still has a way to make the other party's reinforcement fleet extremely accurate...

Descend on this "minefield"!