Of course, they had not made such a basic mistake. They did not choose to have reinforcements trickle into the battlefield in a constant stream, but instead had them gather in the 712 Star System.
It looked as though they intended to use the defenses of the 627, 618, and 617 Galaxies to tie down the attacks of the three Great Voyage Organizations, then complete a full defensive deployment in the 712 Star System.
At the same time, the Type II Boundary Breakers were also discussing ways to deal with the Galactic Great Voyage Organization.
The Type II Boundary Breakers had not expected the war to develop like this. The fleet of their lackey civilizations actually had no advantage whatsoever against the conventional fleets of the twelve civilizations in the Galactic Great Voyage Organization. In particular, against that civilization whose warships looked like rectangular prisms, the lackey civilization fleet, despite holding an absolute numerical advantage, was still being pressed back—or rather, crushed would be more accurate.
The battles at the No. 2 Star Gate and No. 3 Star Gate made the Type II Boundary Breakers decisively change strategy, temporarily shifting from offense to defense.
The results of the battles on the two battlefields greatly shocked the Type II Boundary Breakers.
They were horrified to discover that even after personally entering the field, and despite clearly having mobility a full one time faster than those rectangular-prism warships, they still had not managed to damage even a single warship.
Yet what frustrated the Type II Boundary Breakers the most was that even though they had discovered they were no match for the rectangular warships in duels or small-scale engagements, they still did not dare gather into one massive group to fight as a unit. The Boundary Breakers had once done so, only