"Not good!"
Watching the changes in the sea of Zerg through the tactical display, Hain immediately realized something was wrong!
However, it was not just the countless Zerg swarms—the Zerg warship formations were also showing unusual movements!
For this wave of attacks, only 100 billion Zerg warships had opened fire, merely one-fifth of their total number.
Upon seeing this, Hain's first thought was that the Zerg warships lacked sustained firepower. After all, no matter what, Zerg warships were still bugs. Firing nearly a hundred terrifying Ion Beams at a time surely could not be maintained for long!
But reality soon dealt Hain a heavy blow. A few seconds later, another 100 billion Zerg warships attacked, followed by a third wave, a fourth wave, all the way to the fifth!
Hain finally understood!
This was not a lack of follow-up firepower at all. It was deliberate. Hain could think of two purposes in an instant.
One was aimed at Hain's tactics: wave after wave of attacks without interruption, leaving Hain no time to adjust his formations as he had before!
The other was even more deadly. The countless Zerg swarms that had originally been tied down by Hain's fleet were now rushing toward the Level 3 and Level 4 fleet formations. To avoid being pincered, the best option was to warp away!
However, a simultaneous salvo from 100 billion Zerg warships came every few seconds, making it difficult for Hain to withdraw safely. To warp, they first had to deactivate their Energy Shields. Otherwise, it would be suicide!
And from the moment the Energy Shields were deactivated until the warp was complete, it would take at least twenty to thirty seconds. During that time, they would suffer continuous attacks from the Zerg warships. There was simply no way to predict the