Battle of Vilsert (VII)

Perhaps Willvis truly lacked experience in large-scale interstellar warfare, especially in battles over Current Mouths. His experience in that regard was practically nonexistent.

But there was no denying that Willvis was no incompetent fool. Otherwise, Cyrus Fleet would not have lost merely twenty million warships in that previous wave of attacks.

That result also took Lin Kexin somewhat by surprise.

Aside from the first five hours, when the enemy had seemed leaderless and rather chaotic, their performance afterward had been quite commendable. If nothing else, they were highly skilled at marching and arranging formations.

As for why the enemy had been so disorganized during those first five hours, Lin Kexin could roughly guess the reason. After all, in a special environment like a Cosmic Current, commanders generally would not be positioned at the very front of the fleet.

Of course, unreasonable people like Lin Yu did not count.

That made the matter interesting. As far as Lin Kexin was concerned, once she discovered that the enemy was a Ninth Order Civilization, she made many targeted arrangements. One of them was interfering with the Current Mouth, preventing them from smoothly operating their Hyperspace Engines.

That was merely the most basic measure. It should be said that any senior commander of the Federation would have done the same immediately.

And that was what was known as experience in interstellar warfare.

Yet the enemy had failed to do so, allowing her ten Zero-Point Missiles to break through so easily.

They clearly possessed strong fleet command capabilities, yet they had overlooked something so fundamental.

That was truly strange!

In the end, Lin Kexin reached a conclusion: the enemy commander was highly capable, yet he possessed almost no experience in large-scale interstellar warfare.

Only that could explain such a contradiction!

Of course, there was a