The three flagships were all guarding against a surprise attack from the Type II Boundary Breakers, while also waiting for Lyra and the two billion human Consciousness-Linked Warships to arrive.
The Type II Boundary Breakers were simply too fast. Even if the Divine Matrix Civilization's conventional warships possessed T0-level combat power, it would still be very difficult for them to take down a Type II Boundary Breaker. On the contrary, they would be destroyed by the Boundary Breakers' Void-Born Black Hole attack method.
So after the Divine Matrix Civilization arrived and discovered that the Type II Boundary Breakers were still using their old tactics—sending their lackeys forward first while they hid in the back to supervise the battle—they simply waved their hand and ordered their own elites to pounce on the Boundary Breakers' lackeys.
They would deal with this bunch of annoying lackeys first, and wait for Human Civilization to arrive while they were at it.
Logically speaking, the Type II Boundary Breakers should have taken advantage of Human Civilization's absence and directly joined the battlefield, striking at the T0-level Main Battleship combat power of the nine civilizations. But perhaps because they had an endless stream of reinforcements, they actually kept supervising the battle the whole time.
Only when they discovered Lyra's appearance did they begin to stir.
After those twenty-five billion Boundary Breakers discovered Lyra had appeared, they immediately widened the distance between one another again, avoiding being wiped out in one go.
But that no longer mattered, because right now, the targets of Lyra, the Neutron War Star, the Falcon, and the Daya were the No. 2 Star Gate, not that group of Type II Boundary Breakers that had already scattered.
They would block the Star Gate first. If the Type II Boundary Breakers did not dare to