After all, it was the first operation since the new version was launched, so the players in the Catastrophe Army were all very cautious.
They were afraid that they wouldn't make a strong first impression but would end up embarrassing themselves instead.
Therefore, before the operation began, they did very thorough preparations and spent a lot of ti designing a complex battle plan.
However, once the action began, the Catastrophe Army players suddenly found things were completely different from what they had imagined.
"Damn, what's going on? Why hasn't anyone stopped us on our way here? Are we invisible, or have they been intimidated by our overbearing aura?"
"What the hell kind of aura is that? Could this be a trap?"
The players in the fleet were chattering away, completely clueless about what was happening.
In their imagination, the war between them and Titan Industry was bound to be a nail-biting, convoluted epic battle that would go down in history.
But isn't this developnt a bit too strange?
They had already piloted the spaceship to the battlefield near the Titan Industry and Apostle Holy City conflict, yet they hadn't encountered any attacks.
Could it really be this smooth?
It's not their fault for making wild guesses.
In the past, they had also faced Titan Industry, and under Drano's leadership, Titan Industry was united, bringing them trendous pressure, forcing them into hiding in the explored universe.
Who could have thought that just one version later, the daunting Titan Industry would be managed into a disarray by the "filial exemplar" Xue Quan?
The current Titan Industry 2.0 might not be a complete joke, but it's not far from being one either.
With players already knocking at their door, Xue Quan still hadn't noticed anything amiss.
"Finally here? Since they're here, let's send them on their way."
She dispatched her trusted aide, nad Malik, whose Dominator Rank power made him a peak powerhouse in the vast Star Sea.
On a normal day, if he encountered a hundred or so Catastrophe-level Superpower Users, he would thrash them like tops effortlessly.
However, today his luck was apparently not so good.
What appeared before him wasn't a hundred or so Catastrophe-levels, but a hundred and eighty thousand Catastrophe-levels!
"Haha, attack! Don't hold back against these stubborn bastards! Kill them fiercely for !"
Malik laughed heartily and flew straight out of the fleet, leading the charge like a cannonball into the player's Catastrophe Army.
He wasn't trying to show off; he mainly wanted to perform well in front of so many people, proving that Xue Quan's trust in him wasn't misplaced.
His entrance was undeniably imposing.
He began with a massive-range Superpower Bombardnt and then loudly called for allies to attack together. This display left Xue Quan nodding with satisfaction and made the players, already uneasy, even more anxious.
What the hell is up with this guy?
They dared to recklessly charge into the enemy's base because they could resurrect if they died, but where did this NPC get his courage?
This NPC is either crazy, or they've really fallen into a trap.
Clearly, the latter seems more likely.
"Damn it, looks like we're in big trouble this ti!"
Sky-Surpassing Sword Qi's face turned sowhat grim.
As the chairman of a top guild and one of the first player groups to follow Bai Fu, after the formation of the Catastrophe Army, it was no surprise that he was promoted to one of the fleet commanders.
If the Catastrophe Army were defeated here, where would his face, as one of the fleet commanders, go?
Sigh.
At this point, all they could do was do their best and leave the rest to fate.
Sky-Surpassing Sword Qi imdiately contacted other fleet commanders to convey his thoughts.
They were caught in the enemy's trap, and turning the tables seed quite difficult.
Given this, there was no use in beating around the bush; they might as well charge directly and clash with the Titan Industry head-on.
"We can lose, but we can't lose disgracefully. Even if we lose, we must give them nightmares when they return in the evening!"
Sky-Surpassing Sword Qi's proposition was unanimously agreed upon by others.
Thus, the Catastrophe Army revised their battle plan.
Instead of slowly maneuvering with Titan Industry, they initiated a decisive battle charge.
"Haha, bring it on!"
Malik smashed the closest few spaceships into pieces with a few punches and kicks.
His eyes swept around, spotting hundreds of figures erging from the explosion center.
Hundreds of Catastrophe-level Superpower Users?
So, were they planning to gather all the fleet's experts to eliminate him quickly to break the deadlock?
Good idea, but underestimating him with just a few hundred Catastrophe-levels?
Malik went all out, slaughtering fiercely, and it didn't take long before all the couple of hundreds of Catastrophe-levels were wiped out.
"The enemy's Catastrophe-level Superpower Users have all been slain by , everyone, follow …"
Uh?
Malik suddenly froze, swallowing back all the words that followed.
Sothing was wrong; hadn't he just killed a few hundred Catastrophe-levels? Why were there hundreds more erging from the exploding ships?
Is this reasonable?
If the enemy had so many Catastrophe-levels, why didn't they all co out to kill him before, but instead waited until their comrades were dead? Could it be that they're having an internal conflict?
Wow.
If that were the case, then his luck was certainly explosive.
Malik laughed loudly and charged towards the enemy again.
Swish, swish, swish.
Soon, the hundreds of Catastrophe-levels in front were dispatched again, but before he could catch a break, this ti thousands of Catastrophe-levels erged.
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