Chapter 1209: 1164, Battle of the Second Line (Part 1)_3 Chapter 1209: 1164, Battle of the Second Line (Part 1)_3 Manina still sat upright in the command center, and directly opposite him was an electronic map that displayed the real-ti movents of the reconnaissance airship fleet.
Originally, there were 300 small red dots moving along the predetermined route on the electronic map, but now these dots had all deviated from their course. Even many of the red dots had disappeared, having lost contact with the command center.
Hearing the report from Blue Devourer, Manina asked in a grave voice, “Blue Devourer, how many reconnaissance airships have we lost?”
AI Blue Devourer imdiately responded, “As of now, we have lost a total of 78 airships. The Demonic Plants cultivated by the Blue Star People, such as the ‘Ice Shooter,’ ‘Corn Pitcher,’ ‘Ice Waterlon Pitcher,’ and ‘Clover,’ are too densely packed, and the reconnaissance task of the airships is less than 1% complete.”
Manina sighed, “Forget it, recall the remaining reconnaissance airships. They are utterly useless on the future battlefield.”
In fact, the reconnaissance airships were not so useless. Even with Demonic Plants everywhere, the airships could have easily completed the reconnaissance mission.
The reconnaissance airships made by the Skrull people were of superior performance and capable of high-altitude operations. They could fly above the stratosphere of Blue Star, engaging in reconnaissance activities at altitudes of tens of thousands of ters.
From such a high position, the bullets from the Demonic Plants couldn’t reach them.
But now, there was that golden defense network above their heads. Because of this golden giant net, the reconnaissance airships couldn’t fly too high, a few thousand ters was the limit.
The bullets of the Demonic Plants could entirely reach heights of a few thousand ters, so the reconnaissance airships seed so powerless under the threat of the Demonic Plants.
Now, the reconnaissance airships were completely obsolete.
Manina thought for a mont and then instructed, “Blue Devourer, notify Langqi to send 20 Stage Seven cultivators to complete the reconnaissance mission.”
Since the reconnaissance airships were no longer useful, he had no choice but to send high-ranking practitioners on the scouting mission.
The bullets of the Demonic Plants couldn’t break the defenses of the Seventh Order cultivators, and the slowing effect was virtually ineffective on them, with the gale blown out by the ‘Clover’ having little impact on them.
Therefore, sending out high-ranking practitioners should enable them to explore the outside area.
At the sa ti, Manina once again instructed AI Blue Devourer, “Blue Devourer, also notify the Ancestor and Your Excellency Pu Langte that the three of us will go take a look at the golden defense network.”
They had been sealed by Blue Star People’s first defense line before and could not touch the golden defense network in the sky unless they broke through the defense line.
Now that the first defense line was breached, it was ti for them to see exactly what this was.
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10 minutes later, 20 Seventh Order Skrull cultivators flew out beyond the first defense line and headed in all directions.
They each carried a reconnaissance device capable of capturing everything within their field of vision.
anwhile, Manina, Manina III, and Pu Langte, the three of them, took off simultaneously, flying more than 3000 ters upward to approach the golden defense network.
But as they got close to the golden defense network, Pu Langte imdiately discovered that on the other side of the network, Cao Cao, a God Level Peak practitioner from Blue Star, was watching them with a smile.
However, only Cao Cao was there; other God Level Blue Star practitioners had not co.
“Heh, Cao Cao, we et again,” Pu Langte greeted him with a forced smile.
“Yes, we et again,” Pri Minister Cao Cao said with a smile, waving his hand, “I guessed you would co to check out the ‘Tarxin Defense Network’; I just didn’t expect you to co now—you’re a bit slower than I thought.”
“This network is called ‘Tarxin Defense Network’?” The three fixed their gaze upon the defense network.
“You didn’t know?” Pri Minister Cao Cao seed surprised, “It’s been set up for so long; I thought you had already investigated it thoroughly, I didn’t expect your intelligence gathering to be so poor!”
“We don’t have many channels to obtain such information,” Pu Langte completely ignored the sarcasm in Pri Minister Cao Cao’s tone.
He flew next to the Tarxin Defense Network and pressed his hand directly onto it.
As his palm touched the golden panel of the defense net, Pu Langte felt no backlash.
To the touch, it felt like touching a piece of ordinary glass mirror, extrely smooth, but this “mirror” was much harder than glass; he pressed lightly, and the golden panel didn’t budge.
Seeing Pu Langte’s action, Pri Minister Cao Cao smiled and said, “This is a defense network specially designed by the Holy Silver Federation to counter the space bug race. I’m not joking, with just this defense network, it could defend against you for hundreds of years with no problem!”
“Hundreds of years? What are you joking about!” Both Manina and Manina III next to him wore disbelieving expressions; they felt that Pri Minister Cao Cao was full of it.
Actually, it wasn’t because they had already figured out just how much defensive capability the Tarxin Defense Network had; it was because they knew that Blue Star People couldn’t possibly have defense weapons that could protect against them for hundreds of years.
After all, the “principle of war fairness” was in place; even if Su Yu spent thousands of academic points on sothing very powerful, it couldn’t seriously affect the balance of the entire war.
Thus, the defense network was most likely sothing they could break through with a little effort.
“Your Majesty, a large number of reconnaissance airships have been damaged and can no longer support follow-up reconnaissance missions,” AI Blue Devourer reported the situation to Manina at Mount Fuji’s command center.
Manina still sat in the command center, and directly opposite him was an electronic map that displayed the real-ti movents of the reconnaissance airship fleet.
There were originally 300 small red dots progressing along the predetermined route on the electronic map, but now these red dots had all deviated from their course. Even many of the red dots had disappeared, having lost contact with the command center.
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