Three days!
If reinforcements were transported through Black Hole Channels, three days would be enough.
But the problem was that Harris had sent word back: Galon wanted the Sun River Empire to cede another Dark Energy Spring before he would agree to Amles's request.
Of the current five Dark Energy Springs, the Fario Civilization and Galon each held one, while the Sun River Empire held three alone. If Amles agreed, the Sun River Empire and Galon would each hold two.
To a great extent, the number of Dark Energy Springs one possessed directly represented a high civilization's war potential, not to mention that the Federation was now supplying the Divine Radiance Civilization and the Gem Empire.
The situation had already been somewhat unfavorable. If they lost another Dark Energy Spring, it would only get worse.
Thus, after several days, Amles still could not make up his mind.
"Your Majesty, I know what you are worried about. But if our entire battle line collapses, having three Dark Energy Springs will be meaningless. On the other hand, if we can crush the Alliance in one stroke, what does it matter if we only have two Dark Energy Springs left?"
Seeing Amles's indecision, Lar'ao hurriedly tried to persuade him.
And that was indeed the case. Once all the fleets at the front were defeated, the Sun River Empire's advantage in military strength would vanish completely. On top of that, the Alliance now even had a stable and abundant supply of Dark Energy Crystals.
In that case, what good would three Dark Energy Springs do them?
Were they really going to bury half the Empire's fleet over a single Dark Energy Spring?
"Fine. I will have Harris reach an agreement with Galon as soon as possible. Lar'ao, immediately have the fleet prepare for deployment.