Well, humans who had been ready to return to the Great Universe were now forced to remain here again. But there was no helping it; humanity could only follow what Huan had laid out.
Thus, the massive project to build the New Flagship was launched.
According to the construction plan, humanity's new flagship would be enormous. To accommodate the Planet Destroyer Cannon, it would be three hundred kilometers long, roughly two hundred kilometers wide, and over one hundred kilometers tall—a true behemoth of the stars.
Before this, the designers had already completed the blueprints. Although space now had to be made for the Synchronized Consciousness equipment, only the warship's internal core sections needed to be optimized, and the designers finished it in no time.
The New Warship's name remained unchanged: Lyra. The difference was that this time, Lyra would be a Planet-Class warship. Its appearance matched the design drawings, shaped like an oversized sunflower seed and powered by multiple linked engines.
The designers had long calculated that four large Warp Engines would be needed to generate a Warp Bubble large enough to envelop the entire warship—two more than a standard New Warship. They would be installed in suitable locations throughout the vessel and controlled by a central hub.
It was worth noting that Warp Engines did not actually need exposed exhaust nozzles like conventional engines, so all four could be fully enclosed within the warship. This was very different from the Warp Engines seen in movies. However, because humanity's Warp Engine design had been based on the alien spacecraft that had crashed on Callisto years ago, engines with exhaust nozzles had still been retained. Their structure was identical to that of the Warp Engine dismantled back then, with the exhaust nozzles attached to the Warp Engines.
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