To Miss Huang, Tieria, Lockon, and the other Celestial Being members, the light was nothing more than a beam that pierced the heavens and tore through space itself. Yet the shock it brought them was even more soul-stirring than the Macross Cannon.
This beam could be described as an enormously magnified version of the oversized Beam Sabers used by MS units. But the effect it displayed was completely different. To them, it was not merely a gigantic Beam Saber; the entire massive Frontier had transformed into an incomparably sharp sword.
The sword swept through with apparent simplicity. Against the backdrop of that light, everything else vanished without a trace. One ELS after another seemed as though it had never existed in this world, swallowed completely by the beam without leaving behind even the slightest remnant. Yes, utterly swallowed. Everything was completely obscured by that seemingly white light. Other than white, they could not see what was happening within it at all.
Miss Huang felt her teeth trembling. That beam filled her with deep fear. She was certain that with just one strike, Earth's heavily guarded final line of defense would likely lose at least a third of its forces in an instant. And this was only the small Frontier. If it had been the enormous battleship still stationed within the final line of defense—the Burning Legion, which looked so ferocious and terrifying—then the light would likely have been even more dazzling, and it could have destroyed the entire final line of defense in the blink of an eye.
Ian's throat bobbed several times as he said blankly in a dry, hoarse voice, "I feel like if it were the Burning Legion, one strike might be enough to split even the moon in half."
Captain Jeffrey removed his pipe from his