Large numbers of Alliance Fleet forces continuously poured out from the seven Black Hole Gates.
Each of these Alliance Fleet forces had a full 5,000 legions.
Don't underestimate those 5,000 legions. The seven Sweepers all believed that only a little over 200 warships had arrived, so each had stationed merely a few dozen legions in defense.
What could a few dozen legions do against 5,000?
They probably wouldn't even last ten minutes.
More importantly, there were not many main fleet forces in these Sweepers' Capital Realms. They had not been ordered to assemble for battle, so it was impossible for tens of thousands of legions to be stationed there.
Therefore, under normal circumstances, the main fleets stationed there would not exceed 3,000 legions, and half of them would be unable to fight.
As for why, it was because the fleets rotated their leave during peacetime.
The crews were vacationing across the various universes, so naturally, those warships could not move.
After scattering the few dozen fleets at the passage entrances, the various armies charged directly toward the seven Sweeper civilizations' universes.
Even if other fleets in the Black Hole Cavity Realm wanted to come reinforce them, they could not arrive that quickly.
By the time those fleets arrived, their capital universes would already have fallen.
So what if those Divine Envoys possessed Sixth Tier strength? The Federation's Superpower Fleet was not there for show.
Every warship possessed at least fourth- or fifth-tier combat power. A single legion contained one hundred trillion such warships.
Sixth Tier Black Hole Lifeforms were nothing more than a joke.
What was more, the Federation's Superpower Fleet no longer consisted of just one legion. It had a full 5,000 legions.
Even divided among seven locations, each had more than 700 legions, didn't it?
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