On paper, the Shadow Alliance fleet's combat strength was not on the same level as the Pudolad Civilization or the Silver Heart Civilization. Under normal circumstances, the latter would have won with an overwhelming advantage.
But the Starry Sky Battlefield was now filled with Natural Wormholes. The Shadow Alliance, familiar with the terrain, used the wormholes to shuttle back and forth, creating situations where they outnumbered the enemy.
They split their 120 billion Main Battleships into multiple fleet clusters and scattered them across every corner of space. Then, during combat, they escaped or relocated through wormholes, either avoiding the Pudolad Civilization's fleet or gathering forces a hundred times larger than the enemy's to besiege them.
In this process, they deliberately avoided the Pudolad and the Star River, adopting a tactic of striking the weak before the strong. They first concentrated superior forces to eliminate the Pouchkind Civilization, Feather Civilization, Cydus Civilization, and Staryu Civilization fleets in The Great Voyage Organization at the lowest possible cost, then moved on to the Daya Civilization, Aran Civilization, and Metamo Civilization fleets.
Once they had effectively annihilated these civilizations' fleets and truly weakened the enemy's living forces, they would then concentrate an absolutely superior force against the toughest targets: the Silver Heart Civilization and the Pudolad Civilization fleets.
The entire process was highly planned, and the level of tactical command was extremely high.
The many fleet groups formed from 120 billion warships seemed to have become the arms of their Commander. They truly struck wherever he pointed, and when sacrifices were required, they carried them out without hesitation.
In terms of command-system efficiency and battlefield reaction speed, the Shadow Alliance did better than the other side. It was not that the Pudolad Civilization, the Silver Heart Civilization, and the other civilizations were incapable; rather,