In an instant, millions of beams of light flared into existence, like powerful searchlights piercing straight through the sky dome in the night.
Humanity's million Tachyon Light Swords activated almost simultaneously. The torrent of tachyons ignored the limits of time and space, appearing amid the Microscopic Demon swarm at once. Amid endless bursts of photons, it was as though countless sword lights had descended.
The million Tachyon Light Swords, each three light-years long, plunged into the Microscopic Demon swarm like innumerable blades. Like light sweeping away filth, they dissolved the writhing, twisting Microscopic Demons one by one.
From the perspective of visible light, humanity's million Star-Class Warships seemed to be firing into empty space, sweeping tens of millions of sword lights through a void where nothing existed. But from the Third-Person Perspective, one could see three-light-year Tachyon Light Swords blazing brightly in the Void. Each beam was divided into two sections: one from the muzzle to the Microscopic Demon swarm, and the other within the Microscopic Demon swarm itself.
The former shone more brightly, while the latter was somewhat dimmer.
According to the information on Microscopic Demons provided by the Daya Civilization, Tachyon Weapons were currently the only weapons humanity possessed that could harm them.
Weapons capable of piercing Strong Material were equally lethal to Microscopic Demons.
The Microscopic Demon swarm, resembling an octopus tentacle, developed a massive gap after being struck by a million Tachyon Light Swords. Either the Microscopic Demons there had been wiped out, or they had squirmed aside on their own. Though the Microscopic Demons forming the tentacle had little intelligence, they possessed an instinct for seeking advantage and avoiding danger.
They knew those suddenly appearing beams could hurt them.
Thus, the pilots in the Third-Person Perspective saw the disgusting Microscopic Demons, like maggots in a