Star Commander: The Ultimate Leader
Chapter 1235

Outsourced Defense Company

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Federation Year 1121.

After nearly ten years of investigation, the two great empires had finally obtained some intelligence and confirmed that

Gramm United had developed a new generation of Black Hole Engine.

The previous decapitation strikes against the fleets of the two empires had also been accomplished by Gramm United using the speed of this new-generation Black Hole Engine.

Now that they understood the reason, things became much easier.

Judging from the previous two decapitation battles, although this new-generation Black Hole Engine was indeed powerful, Gramm United's warships were still as trashy as ever.

Seventy legions had surrounded and annihilated ten legions, yet they had somehow still lost five legions.

In the eyes of the empires, wasn't that warship performance just garbage?

Then as long as they did not give them the opportunity to ambush isolated fleets, wouldn't that solve everything?

They had a countermeasure!

The two empires' newly appointed commanders had also arrived at the front lines!

What were they waiting for?

They went straight to war!

Thus, the war that had been halted for nearly ten years erupted once more!

This time, the two empires' overall strategy had not changed. They still split their forces into two routes and launched a pincer offensive into United territory.

However, at the tactical level, the two empires made major adjustments.

No, it could not really be called an adjustment. Rather, they added one absolute rule.

That was:

Under any circumstances, no fleet group was allowed to contain fewer than one hundred legions!

In other words, they would not give Gramm United any chance to ambush their isolated fleets.

This move really did strike at United's weak point.

However, United did not sit around waiting to die either. It immediately adopted a scorched-earth strategy, along with a strategy of opening new battlefields

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