The nine civilizations worked together and completed a Dimensional Reduction Strike on the target in an instant.
But the nine civilizations that had carried out the strike did not dare let down their guard in the slightest. The seven civilizations on the outskirts of the two-dimensional region remained in tight formation, while the Great Virtue Civilization that had been manipulating spacetime inversion from behind also "poked its head out" and looked into the two-dimensional region.
They all knew that many Cosmic Civilizations' flagships would not be destroyed by a single wave of Dimensional Reduction Strike.
However, the situation seemed even worse than they had imagined.
The Paper Civilization's 1.2 billion warships that had completed the Dimensional Reduction Strike were also within the Two-Dimensional Space region. They soon discovered that, across this vast area, only a tiny handful of the warships covered by the strike had been directly destroyed. It could be said that almost all the Nebula-class Main Battleships were fine. They had all relied on their own rule shields to maintain their three-dimensional characteristics.
The only ones directly destroyed were the Probe Spaceships that had been scattered around the battlefield earlier.
From the perspective of the seven civilizations outside the two-dimensional fishpond region, all the Nebula-class Warships of The Great Voyage Organization's four fleets had been flattened. They were like warships in a sheet of drawing paper, their shapes and features visible from only one direction.
Some showed their backs, some their undersides, some their sides, bows, or sterns.
But without exception, among the four fleets' Nebula-class Warships, not a single warship's interior could be seen. This meant that these Nebula-class Warships had not been wiped out by one wave of Dimensional Reduction Strike. Their rule shields had stopped them from losing the information of one dimension.
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