If calculated solely based on the output of the Dark Energy Spring, Korlak's calculations had been absolutely correct.
But unfortunately, the Sun River Empire knew far too little about Black Hole Cavities. It did not know that obtaining Black Hole Cavity Particles from the Dark Energy Spring was merely the least efficient method.
However, Amles still largely agreed with Korlak's analysis.
After giving it some thought, he agreed to Korlak's proposal and continued the war of attrition against the Alliance over Dark Energy Crystals.
Large quantities of Dark Energy Crystals were continuously taken from the reserves and sent to the fleet assembly points. One Black Hole Channel after another opened, then collapsed, repeating over and over until two days later.
Ninety percent of the Dark Energy Crystals taken from the Empire's reserves had now been completely expended.
Even Korlak, who had previously been brimming with confidence, was beginning to have doubts.
Could it be...
That his previous analysis had been wrong?
The Empire still had roughly fifteen hundred Dark Energy Crystals in reserve, but those absolutely could not be touched. Even if he was ninety-nine percent certain, he still could not use them.
This war of attrition, which had lasted for more than three days, had no choice but to come to a halt. The result was obvious: the Sun River Empire had lost, and lost utterly.
Unlike the Empire, the fleet commanders of the Alliance's three major civilizations were celebrating in the Virtual Combat Room. Altra of the Divine Radiance Civilization and Tarovis of the Gem Empire were especially excited.
The Sun River Empire could calculate humanity's reserves, and the Alliance could naturally calculate the Sun River Empire's as well.
Compared to the number of Dark Energy Crystals in humanity's hands, the Sun River Empire's reserves were far more