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Zenith Civilization's conversion of geomagnetic field technology went smoothly.

In just one short year, Grand Yang Fish successfully completed an experimental electromagnetic field on a newly manufactured Level One giant transport ship.

This created a transport ship capable of smashing apart an asteroid of equal volume, leaving no one knew how many Advents dumbfounded.

Afterward, Dragon Heart and Alchemy worked together to refine the Electromagnetic Field System, implementing its functions on Personal Warships, Planet Fortresses, space stations, and spacecraft of Level Four and above.

From then on, units and structures over three hundred meters in length possessed a preliminary form of indestructibility. At least before their energy ran out, Zenith Civilization could not think of any way to destroy the electromagnetic system.

The work of the two top-tier Advents was not merely completing a single installation. They carried out multiple installations on identical facilities and compiled sufficient technical details.

Within the category of spacecraft, fully automated construction factories had even been completed, entering the stage of fully automated construction and refitting.

Afterward, under Ash Bone's leadership, Zenith Civilization successfully implemented electromagnetic fields on Gamma Bugs, Knight Bugs, and even Thunder Beasts. These giant creatures exceeding three hundred meters in length could all become invincible for a certain period of time.

In the specialized category of large bugs, Zenith Civilization finally possessed the ability to contend with the Zerg of a Level Four civilization.

At the same time, Otsutsuki Kaguya's work encountered an unprecedented setback. She had also equipped her Ten-Tails with an electromagnetic field, yet she could not turn it into her own strength no matter how long she tried.

This left Kaguya deeply frustrated and dejected.

Yet even under such circumstances, Otsutsuki Kaguya noticed Aburame Tetsumaru's emotional changes and sensed her man's hardship and exhaustion.

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