Under such circumstances, how could the Divine Matrix Civilization not know what it should do?
Rather than following behind the two warships and trying to join their battle, it would be better to turn around and slaughter the Harvesters' conventional fleet.
Before the Neutron War Star, those warships were lambs awaiting slaughter.
The Electron Warship was powerful, but the Harvesters only had one powerful Electron Warship. Without it, the remaining Harvesters were nothing more than clay chickens and porcelain dogs in the Divine Matrix Civilization's eyes—utterly vulnerable.
The Divine Matrix Civilization said so, and it acted accordingly.
In any case, the Neutron War Star could not keep up with this kind of nimble maneuver warfare. It might as well turn around and wipe out the Harvesters' conventional fleet.
Of course, before acting, they did not forget to send Humanity a brief message explaining their intentions.
What could Humanity say? The original plan had been for both sides to act together. The Neutron War Star would restrain the Electron Warship and, ideally, withstand an Identical Spin Strike, but the course of battle was impossible to predict.
From the very beginning, the Electron Warship had chosen Lyra as its primary target. To evade its Electron Destruction Strikes, Lyra had no choice but to make frequent long-range Quantum Tunneling jumps. More importantly, it could not keep moving in the same direction, or the Electron Warship would predict its movements. Naturally, it also needed to strike back.
As a result, their battle shifted from east to west, their positions changing at an incredible pace—and the rhythm even faster.
The Divine Matrix Civilization felt this most deeply, while the Awakeners saw it most clearly.
During the battle between Lyra and the Electron Warship, Awakener Huan once again led the remaining Awakeners, rallying the fleet to