And that transported star could only drift alone through the Void.
The intensity of Gravity decreased with distance, its magnitude inversely proportional to the square of the distance.
This was a fundamental law of physics in the universe.
No matter how advanced the Divine Matrix Civilization's gravitational technology was, it still had to obey this fundamental law. That was why they needed outside assistance to deploy stars instead of relying solely on the Neutron War Star to pull in stars from dozens of light-years away.
"Deploy them four light-years away!" the Divine Matrix Civilization urgently reminded everyone via broadcast.
Even without being told, those Level Six Civilizations transporting stars over afterward knew what to do.
The Harvesters' attempt to stop them showed that the Harvesters' Electron Warship really was trapped, and deploying stars for the Neutron War Star would certainly allow it to hold out longer.
The Harvesters were afraid. Otherwise, they would never have rushed to stop them.
With that thought, the many Level Six Civilizations that seemed to see hope worked even harder. Even the Silver Heart Alliance believed it was viable. After all, the longer the Neutron War Star held back the Electron Warship, the more beneficial it was to them.
At last, a star transported by the Silver Heart Alliance was pushed into the battlefield from four light-years away and hurled toward the Neutron War Star at more than ninety percent of the relative speed of light.
As they deployed it, the Silver Heart Alliance even kindly reminded them, "Catch it!"
In truth, they were conflicted. They wanted to see the Neutron War Star catch it, but they also wanted it to smash the Neutron War Star directly into a black hole and drag the Electron Warship into it as well.
That would have been the