Although humanity had tried to find ways to replace electronic equipment after learning about electron warships, while also reducing the allocation of strong artificial intelligence warships, even the many Level Six Civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy had failed to find a solution. Humanity, a mere Level 5 Civilization, naturally had no clue either.
Thus, humanity's Great Fleet still contained many strong artificial intelligence warships. Basically, half of the Planet-Class Warships were piloted by strong artificial intelligence, while the other half belonged to Star Alliance Member Civilizations.
That was no small number. Sending out half of them should probably be enough.
The key was how many strong artificial intelligence warships the Daya Civilization had.
When asked, their answer was three million ships.
Good lord, the Daya Civilization's fleet only had three million Planet-Class Warships in total, and all of them were piloted by strong artificial intelligence.
That meant their 350,000 Star-Class Warships should all be piloted by Daya People themselves.
Speaking of which, in terms of warship numbers alone, humanity's strength had already surpassed the Daya Civilization. However, as an established Level 5 Civilization, the Daya Civilization should have had more fleets than this. Even if their main fleet had been wiped out here, their Civilization Headquarters should still possess some strength.
After comparing notes, the two sides quickly settled on a plan.
The Daya Civilization would deploy all three million Planet-Class Warships, while humanity would provide five million Planet-Class Warships.
However, humanity modified the plan. Rather than having the two main fleets draw close, each side would first separate out its strong artificial intelligence fleet, then have those fleets rendezvous in the area between the two civilizations' fleets. If the Microscopic Demons came rushing in, that fleet would serve as bait.
The plan did not seem rigorous at all.