The war began with long-range exchanges of Tachyon Weapons, but as the distance between the two sides closed, all kinds of Warp Weapons joined the fray.
Just as a Star-Class Warship entered Warp and departed, the space it had occupied began to churn at an extremely high frequency. If it were hit, its Real Shield would likely overload immediately.
Clearly, it was a high-yield Warp Gravity Bomb.
Using a Warp Engine to propel the warhead, it struck at 101.59 times the speed of light, then detonated the Gravity Bomb at its designated location, creating chaotic high-frequency spacetime turbulence.
Although Gravity was the weakest of the Four Fundamental Forces, it was also the most unique. It acted upon spacetime itself, which was precisely why extreme celestial bodies such as black holes existed—something none of the other forces could achieve.
So while it was weak, once the energy level and oscillation frequency grew high enough, it became tremendously destructive. Its effects were also unique; because it acted directly on spacetime, it was best suited for breaking shields.
However, this weapon posed little threat to Human Civilization's warships because it was too slow. It moved at the same speed as a warship in Warp, and humans only needed to pay a little attention to use the Third-Person Perspective to "see" its trajectory clearly. A simple evasive maneuver in advance would avoid it.
Furthermore, while Gravity Bombs could break shields, they had little effect from too great a distance. After all, Level 5 Civilization technology was not for show.
Likewise, weapons like the Super Planet Destroyer Cannon posed little threat to humans, even less than Gravity Bombs. The reason was the same: their warheads were propelled by Warp Engines.
However, the Super Planet Destroyer Cannon was immensely powerful. Not long ago, a Daya Civilization