Stunning Gains
The soldiers were very clear on one point: Digital Phantom had gathered more information about the Alien Race than all Imperial Military personnel combined!
As for Hua Xiezhi saying that not everyone in the team was from the Empire, no one pursued the matter.
For one thing, it would be inconvenient to offend them. For another, the soldiers all knew how much this team hated the Alliance.
Several commanders discussed it seriously and felt that releasing this information now would help their own harassment operations.
The Alliance's previous attitude toward the Empire had been naked hatred—they even called it the "Evil Empire."
Now that this news was out, at the very least, if anyone was captured by Alliance forces, they might suffer a little less.
Next came the tallying of the gains from this operation.
The prisoners were not worth mentioning for now—many had been used as Meat Shields, leaving few behind. The main haul was simply far too many warships.
In total, they had captured nine Division Level Ships, more than 230 Battalion-Class Ships, more than 1,500 Battalion-Class Ships, and over 10,000 Company-level Warships.
There were also more than 30,000 Small Ships, and that did not even include the damaged ones.
This was truly a massive haul. Across all the Alliance's Habitable Stars, it would be absolutely impossible to find another opportunity for gains on this scale.
The key was that Xiao Hu's computational power was still insufficient. Otherwise, they really could have taken even more starships.
The computational power used in such a major battle was not merely astonishing—it was downright heaven-defying.
Aside from controlling starships and calculating combat operations, it also had to control other weapons, equipment, communication systems, and more.
Of course, the largest drain on computational power came from data offense and defense,