No one knew how many years they had fought in the starry sky, nor how many exchanges they had gone through. The strongest warships of the two Level Six Civilizations seemed to have become stuck together, like two masters entering a contest of inner strength.
This state would last for a long time, and the many observing Level Six Civilizations could see that as well.
Every star had to be deployed from four light-years away, and no matter how hard an object with mass was pushed, it could not be accelerated to the speed of light.
Supernova strikes had already become ineffective. During this process, the Electron Warship would continuously reduce the Neutron War Star's mass, while the Neutron War Star would replenish its mass whenever the next star arrived.
And so the cycle repeated.
Judging by the current situation, as long as stars continued to be deployed, the stalemate seemed capable of continuing indefinitely.
From the Silver Heart Alliance's perspective, this was currently the best possible outcome.
Thus, after realizing this, the Silver Heart Alliance deliberately began controlling the number of stars deployed. They also persuaded the other civilizations, claiming that deploying too many stars would only be wasteful and might instead disrupt the Neutron War Star's mass stability.
The Level Six Civilizations hoping for the Neutron War Star to win naturally did not want to see such an outcome. Besides, the Silver Heart Alliance was no harmless faction. They had to listen, or there would definitely be consequences.
The Silver Heart Alliance was well-informed and possessed powerful detection technology. If it truly held a grudge against them, even hiding in a Small Universe would probably not help. Back when the Electron Warship was around, the Silver Heart Alliance had not dared to dispatch its Great Fleet too openly.