While the Italo Union's council was discussing how to defeat the Federation, this evil invader,
Lin Fan was listening to Aierfei's report in his office.
After hearing it, Lin Fan frowned slightly.
It was not that Lin Fan was dissatisfied with the Angel Fleet's achievements, but rather with this thing Aierfei had mentioned: the Time Bubble.
Because of the system, although he had not exchanged for many technologies, he had seen their names and descriptions. Naturally, he knew what a Time Bubble was.
This was one of the hallmark technologies of a proper Level 8 Civilization, and such technology usually only produced results in the late or even peak stages of a Level 8 Civilization.
In fact, according to the system, a Time Bubble was not an offensive or defensive measure. It was more widely used in industries such as manufacturing and storage.
Just imagine it. If a warship production base were enclosed within a Time Bubble and its time rate were slowed by tens of thousands, or even several tens of thousands of times through a time contraction effect, what kind of result would that produce?
Or, when storing supplies with an expiration date, what effect would be achieved by enclosing them in a Time Bubble and using a Time Dilation effect?
Therefore, among Level 8 Civilizations, this technology was not used for combat, but more often in other fields.
Of course, that did not mean it could not be used in battle. Take the Italo Union, for example. Had they not used this technology to trap the Federation's entire 105th Star Cluster?
However, that was only true against civilizations below Level 8. When used against a Level 8 Civilization, one would find that it had no effect at all!
The reason Level 8 Civilizations developed Time Bubbles with