The Falcon Civilization, which had gone to support the Blue Sea Great Voyage Organization, enjoyed a moment of glory as well. There, they worked together with the Blue Sea Civilization and its subordinate civilizations, clashing head-on again and again with the Boundary Breakers.
The starry sky was a battlefield everywhere, war everywhere.
Shattered stars were commonplace, spatial turbulence never stopped, and the entire 618 Galaxy had been beaten by both sides into a purgatory, a graveyard of warships.
As time passed, the balance of combat strength between the two sides gradually changed as well.
The Abyss Great Voyage Organization's fleet strength in the 617 Galaxy had originally been at a disadvantage, but as the 712-617 Star Gate was occupied by the Galactic Great Voyage Organization, the Abyss Great Voyage Organization's side, thanks to its strategic rear continuously replenishing warships, lost warships far more slowly than the Boundary Breakers did.
And the Boundary Breakers, having lost their logistical channel, did not sit around waiting for death either. On one hand, they continued sending reinforcements to the 712 Star System, trying to retake the Star Gate. On the other, they built Starry Sky Shipyards inside the 617 Galaxy, attempting to manufacture warships with local resources to support the war.
Unfortunately, the Abyss Great Voyage Organization was no pushover either. They understood the current situation. This was an excellent situation the likes of which they had not encountered in twenty million years, so they also issued a do-or-die order: no matter how great the losses, they had to seize control of the entire 617 Galaxy.
Under the will of the Abyss Civilization and the Kroll Civilization, the strength of their entire Great Voyage Organization was once again gathered together. Even though they knew their combat strength was inferior to the Boundary Breakers', they