Obviously, there was no answer. The Three Great Empires were the Cosmic Police to begin with. Usually, they were the ones going around the various star systems to "break up fights." Now that it was their turn, who could control them? Who would dare?
Originally, the other two empires might have been able to intervene, but the three sides were still at war. They had not even declared a ceasefire yet, so how could anyone intervene?
It was not as though the Shi'ar Empire had not tried. They first brought in their own warships, intending to launch a round of saturation bombardment. The result was utterly unsurprising—Armor Break failed. Even Cosmic Demons could not penetrate the magical defense network. Dimensional Lords from the Hell Dimension and Crimson Dimension Lords had to squat obediently outside, so Shi'ar weapons were no use either.
Then they thought: If we can't beat you, can't we just ask you to leave?
As it turned out, they could not. Just as the Supreme Intelligence had predicted, Magneto was nailed to the orbit like a spike. Gravity throughout the region around Earth had been locked down. Any flying object entering it would almost immediately lose function.
What was even more infuriating was that Magneto stood inside the magical defense network. To attack his physical body, they first had to break the magical defense network; but while they attacked it, he attacked them. And they could not beat him. Wasn't that a three-dimensional defense?
Most infuriating of all, the Shi'ar could not even use strategic-grade weapons, because this was their home turf. Who used weapons capable of destroying a star system to blow up their own home star system? What would happen to their capital afterward?
Thus, an exceedingly bizarre scene appeared in the Feather Star system: a