Chapter 274: Boldness

A fleet like a downpour and a barrage like a downpour.

At this moment in the void, the boundless warships of both sides increase in number as more join the battle.

Making the void grow ever more crowded.

The surface of Longlin Star.

No longer staying in the control room, Xisi silently watches the brilliant void above, endlessly flashing with light.

Behind him follow Washituoer, Luo Jia, Kiriman and others.

Beside Longlin Star, innumerable Green Skin fleets, having been held back all the way, finally arrive for the grand battle.

The Sith Kids frantically fire their engines, accelerating the precarious junk ships beneath them to the limit, turning the warships themselves into cannonballs that charge straight forward into the Rebel Forces' barrage.

The Empire warships mixed among the massive junk ships carefully stay behind the Sith Kids, striking back at the enemy as much as possible.

Among the warships that leapt forward earlier and were pulverized by concentrated fire, a growing number of Sith Kids that have not completely perished begin to appear.

These Sith Kids quickly regroup under a new Green Skin captain, gather the technician kids, and begin to repurpose the scattered warship wreckage in the void to construct new junk ships.

Even on the orbit not far from Xisi, he watches a pile of wreckage being haphazardly shoved together, and somehow the Sith Kids manage to make this junk charge toward the Rebel Forces fleet ahead.

Meanwhile, on the almost open‑air Bridge, one side bears a cannon that constantly self‑detonates while firing at the enemy, the other side rushes toward the enemy in frenzied excitement!

For the Green Skin, this ultimate showdown—the galaxy's top‑tier final battle—is a revelry they could not wait for across several lifetimes.

At this moment, almost every Sith Kid fears being left behind, unable to take part personally.

Just watching this frenzy, not only does Kiriman furrow his brow, but even Luo Jia looks somewhat frowning.

Luo Jia glances at the quietly watching Xisi ahead and cautiously says:

"With this tactic, our losses are too great."

After all, the main fleet remains on Terra at 40K, and although the number of these hastily assembled junk ships isn't small.

But within just a few months, these junk ships are far inferior in both quantity and quality to the fleet Helusu has meticulously prepared.

Such reckless, undirected charging now is truly detrimental to the upcoming fight.

After all, unlike the Empire Fleet, Kiriman and Luo Jia can command directly.

These Sith Kids, however, only obey Xisi's orders.

After Luo Jia finishes, Xisi finally withdraws his gaze from the orbit.

This tactic of blocking the exit and concentrating fire now seems no less than a slaughter of reinforcements for Xisi.

Tilting his head, Xisi looks at the one‑armed kid behind him and several other Ancient Beastmen:

"Order the warships to cease blind charges and use Longlin Star and the battle moon as cover for all vessels."

The one‑armed kid and the Ancient Beastmen are very rational; they do not shout, merely bow respectfully before turning to fulfill their father's will.

After Xisi finishes speaking, he feels Washituoer begin to manipulate Longlin Star's apex as a forward meat shield, and redirects his gaze toward the void beyond the orbit.

Luo Jia and the others, unable to contain their curiosity, follow his line of sight and finally notice that Xisi, at this moment, is gazing across the distant void and the opposing fleets, through a porthole on the Revenge Soul, at Helusu.

Even Luo Jia and Kiriman, as strong as the Original Body, cannot see that far; only Washituoer glances, then withdraws with a slightly odd expression.

At this moment, with Xisi's reinforcements finally arriving in the Solar System, his gaze remains fixed on Helusu.

And Helusu, likewise standing on the quiet Bridge, silently watches the completely unfamiliar presence on Longlin Star's surface.

Soon, Longlin Star and the battle moon line up, and the warships behind cease random charges, instead pouring fire forward through the gaps of these massive stellar vessels.

Fortunately, there is no propulsion decay in the void, and the Rebel Forces fleet ahead is numerous.

These haphazardly fired cannonballs still cause the Rebel Forces some trouble.

Yet, compared with the scant fire from the warships behind those stellar vessels, what truly terrifies the Rebel Forces is the ten stellar ships themselves, whose exaggerated gunports gush with energy.

The Longlin Star beneath Xisi's feet lies only a few hundred kilometers away on Longlin Star's ground.

A range of mountain‑like cannons continuously surge with charging light.

Above, the Void Shield is illuminated by countless cannons, and Xisi's gaze, through that fire, silently watches Helusu.

Then, amid this stare, Xisi slowly raises his right hand.

Behind him, Washituoer immediately acts; as Xisi lifts his hand, Longlin Star's planetary‑scale cannonballs charge even faster.

In the distance, nine battle moons, caught up in the Sith Kids' frenzied Waaagh, slowly fire city‑sized cannonballs from their barrels.

These exaggerated‑size weapons, though yet to display their full might, merely by sight already fill the Panbian Juntuán fleet with panic and despair.

"War General, should we evade first?"

Finally, a company commander, a son of Helusu, can no longer hold back and steps forward to counsel Helusu.

The Revenge Soul is powerful, but no matter how strong it is, it cannot match ten opposing stellar ships.

If our War General were to be knocked out by a single volley just days into the battle, that would be a colossal joke.

But Helusu now, like Xisi, stands unmoving before the sky‑filled barrage.

Helusu, facing Xisi's ten stellar ships charging their fire, likewise refuses to budge.

Both sides, like enemies whose bayonets have met red, plunge into a reckless, attack‑only, ferocious stance.

Seeing Helusu give not even a response, the advising company commander can only retreat in helpless resignation.

Then, watching the stellar ships' charging become ever more evident, he sighs resignedly and slowly closes his eyes.

Afterward, seeing Helusu's engines still unlit, Xisi's gaze finally droops silently.

Then, accompanied by Xisi's whispered word, his right hand swings casually down.

"Boldness."

The firepower of the stellar ships reverberates through the Solar System for the first time!

Enormous, exaggerated energy erupts first from Longlin Star.

A massive beam, like a lightsaber, pierces straight through the thick sea of Rebel Forces ships before it.

Then the lightsaber beam pivots slightly, carving a vast empty space amid the dazzling glare and the warships' frantic evasion.

And besides the beam, under the terrified, desperate stare of the Rebel Forces fleet, there were nine battle moons and dozens of gigantic iron balls the size of cities, all fired at once.

The iron balls cut through the void, smashing Rebel Forces ships into massive explosions.

Along the way there was no firing to halt it, and even the battleship itself did not experience the slightest slowdown.

But what drew everyone's attention most was Longlin Star's beam, which began to slowly sweep toward Helusu.

The Vengeance Soul had already frantically ignited its engines, yet faced with Longlin Star's beam, it moved as slowly as a snail.

Only a moment before the beam's arrival did the Vengeance Soul's hull get ripped apart by a sudden surge of Subspace Four Gods Divine Light.

Forcefully wrap and teleport!