The fighting on the Main Battlefield was fierce, and the secondary battlefields were no less intense. Battles were breaking out everywhere across the entire 627 Galaxy.
Although the outcome between the main fleets of both sides was the key to the entire campaign, the various Probe Spaceships on the secondary battlefields were also extremely important. Their success or failure directly determined whether their own side's movements would be discovered by the enemy, and whether the enemy's movements remained under their surveillance.
If the Main Battlefield was an open, head-on clash of military strength, then the auxiliary battlefield was a war over information.
For now, although the main forces of the civilizations in the Galactic Great Voyage Organization had not entered the battle, they were still contributing in the field of reconnaissance, probing while fighting shoulder to shoulder with the Abyss Great Voyage Organization.
A war like this could not possibly end all at once. On the contrary, it was bound to drag on for a long time.
Both sides had committed tens of billions of warships, and the collision of those torrents of steel was happening every moment. The starry sky rippled with the aftershocks of war.
Likewise, as the war continued, the Main Battlefield kept expanding. This was because the Commanders on both sides were micromanaging the battle. Detours and surprise attacks, baiting the enemy into mobile counterattacks, surrounding a point to strike reinforcements—all kinds of tactics would be staged in a massive fleet engagement.
The Kroll Civilization was also a civilization tempered by countless battles. They had their own art of war, and so did their opponents. That meant the war could not possibly be as simple as both sides dragging tens of billions of warships into space, charging straight at each other, and lining up for a