The Human Civilization warships present were all Consciousness-Linked Warships without exception, and not only did they possess Third-Person Piloting Mode, they were also equipped with the Pudolad Civilization's most powerful conventional technology.
Combined, the two pushed their offensive, defensive, and evasive attributes to the limit.
Even against the rapid maneuvers of Advanced Boundary Breakers, they could still dodge, and even open fire preemptively while evading, blasting an Advanced Boundary Breaker apart with a single shot. The effect was as if the Advanced Boundary Breaker had rammed itself into a spatial weapon.
What terrified the Advanced Boundary Breakers even more was that even when they relied on their speed advantage to concentrate many Boundary Breakers for large-area attacks, the human warships that could not evade could actually rely on their own directional shields to block them.
The decisive battle had been going on for decades, yet their side had not managed to destroy a single Human Civilization warship. Instead, many armies had been wiped out again and again by Lyra because they gathered together.
In the past, the Boundary Breakers had thought humanity's fleet was only formidable when Daya was present. They had never expected that this fleet did not need Daya at all; rather, Daya needed them.
Lyra was even more terrifyingly powerful. The Boundary Breaker Commander who had shouted the slogan of destroying Lyra had stopped shouting, because he had absolutely no idea how to deal with Lyra.
A lone Boundary Breaker was definitely no match for it, and the other side liked clustered Boundary Breakers even more. What drove the Boundary Breaker Commander to despair most was that they could not even hit it.
Facing the Human Civilization fleet, only the fastest Advanced Boundary Breakers could tangle with it a little. The other Boundary Breakers could only be