The simultaneous deployment of more than a dozen God-Slaying Particle storage devices instantly blanketed the entire battlefield.
Before long, all the Alphart had lost their combat capability, while the Sun River Empire's fleet seized the opportunity to launch a full-scale counterattack.
Originally,
that was how it should have gone.
But in reality?
Even though God-Slaying Particles had turned the entire battlefield white, even though they were raging everywhere, the Federation's firepower remained completely unaffected.
This unexpected development, coupled with the Nether Fleet's formidable firepower and the indiscriminate bombardment of an Eleventh Order Dark Energy Manipulator, immediately caused many Sun River Empire soldiers to start breaking down.
Weren't God-Slaying Particles supposed to be the Alphart's bane?
Why did the enemy seem completely unaffected?
How were they supposed to keep fighting this battle?
The Sun River Empire's soldiers had always harbored an instinctive fear of the Alphart Civilization. It was only because of the God-Slaying Particles that this fear had been temporarily suppressed.
But once the God-Slaying Particles proved ineffective, that suppressed fear would instantly be unleashed and magnified to the extreme.
For a time, the Sun River Empire fleet's return fire noticeably weakened.
They were likely just one final straw away from total collapse.
At the same time.
About seven hundred thousand light-years from the battlefield, at the Sun River Empire's command headquarters.
"How is this possible? How is this possible?!"
After receiving the report from the front lines, Leon had repeated those words over and over.
What did the God-Slaying Particles being ineffective mean?
It meant that the Sun River Empire had lost its trump card against the Alphart Civilization. Without that trump card, how could the Empire possibly contend with them?
The gap between the two was as vast as heaven and earth. If the God-Slaying Particles were ineffective,