For the Alliance warships, three division-level fleets were enough to keep the enemy occupied for a while.
If they had not considered that the other side might be Digital Phantom's team, two division-level fleets would have been more than enough.
It was not that they looked down on the Imperial forces. If they truly wanted to attack Ke Qi Star, even seven or eight divisions would barely be worth mentioning.
When fighting on their own doorstep, the last thing they feared was a contest of troop numbers.
They also believed that the Imperial forces could not possibly be so foolish—Ke Qi Star not only had abundant troops and talented commanders, but also plenty of equipment.
If necessary, they could gather fifty divisions of reserves and Local Troops in a short time.
As for the warships and weapons required? Those were even less of a problem.
So they concluded that the enemy was still mainly here to harass them and would not have many troops.
Considering that Digital Phantom was very likely leading the operation, there might not even be anyone aboard so many enemy warships.
No matter what, it was necessary to prepare more forces, and the reinforcements had to keep up.
However, the most important thing was that this was a battle at their doorstep. Even if the enemy captured numerous starships and personnel, they might not be able to escape.
Once they became desperate, more than a dozen divisions could swarm forward and bury the enemy through sheer numbers.
Another crucial point was that while they fought the enemy in space, they also had to prevent the enemy from carrying out sabotage on the ground.
Digital Phantom had done exactly that before, and it was said that they had mastered the secret of Near-Earth Jump.
Fortunately, Ke Qi