Three hours had passed since the battle began.
Over those three hours, Fang Zheng had thoroughly uncovered the Time-Space Administration Bureau's secrets through network intrusion and the Omniscient Angel.
Simply put, aside from the Rainbow Cannons and spatial drive engines, everything this Dimensional Fleet possessed was—utterly worthless to Fang Zheng.
Yes, utterly worthless.
If Mid-Childa were assessed according to Halo's civilization rankings, then after excluding its spatial drive engines, Rainbow Cannons, and certain ancient relics, the entire Time-Space Administration Bureau—or rather, Mid-Childan civilization as a whole—was basically at Level 3.
That meant it could use spatial jump systems to travel between star systems, possessed unguided orbital weapons, and had a certain degree of artificial intelligence.
Compared with the civilizations from the universes Fang Zheng had traveled through, Mid-Childan civilization was only slightly more advanced than that of the Gundam world. Yet it was far inferior to the Star Spirits, the Swarm, the Forerunners, and the various races of Mass Effect. At best, it was a relatively advanced spacefaring civilization.
What left Fang Zheng both amused and exasperated was that this so-called "Time-Space Administration Bureau" did not truly manage time and space. Nor was it like the Heavenly Dao Palace, a civilization capable of freely traveling through the Planes of other worlds. On the contrary, to the people of Mid-Childa, a so-called "Plane" was, at most, a single star system!
If one translated the Time-Space Administration Bureau's oft-repeated claim that "ancient relics trigger Spatial Quakes and cause Dimensional Worlds to perish" into scientific terms, its essence was simply an energy collapse and explosion of unknown origin that caused a star system to break apart and then collapse, forming a supermassive black hole. Considering that destruction on such a scale really could wipe out a civilization, perhaps it was not wrong for