Qu Jianlei's team had considerable experience in triggering Wave Point eruptions.
This place was somewhat similar to the Alliance's Heim Star Region—both were enemy-occupied territory.
So no one felt any psychological burden about using destructive methods to trigger it.
The only thing they had to watch out for was the Out-of-Body Asura lurking in the shadows.
Under that pressure, they began attacking the Wave Point to induce an eruption.
Their methods were well developed. After three days, the Wave Point began to erupt.
However, this Wave Point differed somewhat from those in the Heim Star Region. Besides Space Stones, it spewed an unknown purple gale.
The gale was intensely radioactive and possessed tremendous tearing force. No wonder this place was called Purple Firmament—it truly resembled astral winds.
The gale could inflict severe damage even on a Battalion-Class Ship. Fortunately, a Division Level Ship with its defenses fully activated could barely withstand it.
Besides that, the gale carried vast numbers of Meteors, which shot out with astonishing speed.
The largest of them had a diameter of several hundred kilometers.
In other words, this entire Star Cluster had very likely been formed from the Meteors ejected by the Wave Point.
Fortunately, everyone had been sufficiently cautious and had anticipated that unknown dangers might exist.
There were too many mysterious celestial phenomena in space. They might share certain common features, but almost no two phenomena could ever be completely identical.
Just as no two leaves in the world could be exactly alike.
Yet even with sufficient precautions in place, one Division Level Ship was struck and damaged, while another was grazed.
The only Battalion-Class Ship they had deployed was first sliced apart by the astral winds, then smashed by a collision. It was essentially beyond repair.
Even so, they did not abandon the