Tens of thousands of Warp Interference Devices released by the fleet were spread around the Red Dwarf Star. Once activated, they would turn the vicinity of that scorching, high-density gaseous star into a massive trap zone. Gravity would skew toward tens of thousands of different coordinates, spatial readings would fluctuate violently, and all warp equipment would be unable to activate because it could no longer locate itself. This interference array could even trap a flagship like the Empire Admiral; dealing with that Ghost Ship would naturally be no problem.
However, the interference array could only be activated after the Ghost Ship entered this space. According to Xiao Xue's prophecy, we would have only three seconds to activate it. To ensure nothing went wrong during those three seconds, we had specifically brought along one of the Mass-Produced Hosts to serve as the data-link hub: her powerful performance could ensure the entire system activated in perfect synchronization without mishap.
Xiao Xue's prophecy was extremely precise this time. The instant the countdown reached zero, the Ghost Ship arrived as promised—and appeared exactly where it was supposed to.
When that colossal warship arrived within the encirclement amid a distorted curtain of light, every sensor reacted at once. Information on the target vessel's position, dimensions, energy readings, and so on was uploaded to and processed by the Mass-Produced Hosts aboard Engineering Ship One within milliseconds. Then, under the unified control of the Mass-Produced Hosts, the Gravity Trap array activated, the Warp Blockers activated as reinforcement, and Tracking Probes began hurtling toward the Ghost Ship and embedding themselves in its surface—the entire process took less than a second. The out-of-control warship that had the Macro World in a panic was completely restrained.
Our whole family watched from the upper platform of Engineering Ship One. From the