The Battle of Dawn Star Planet opened a bright road for the Fourth Empire's final establishment. This battle was the dawn of the Empire! — History of the Fourth Empire, Chapter 147, Section One.
A full 95 Hunter Class Battlecruisers began separating from their respective squadrons and regrouping. They were divided into three battlegroups, each with 30 Hunter Class Battlecruisers, while the remaining five stood guard around the flagship, the Tagge.
After all, the Tagge was a Commander-class Dreadnought, not the newer Commander II-class. Though these outdated dreadnoughts were massive, their combat capabilities were not particularly impressive. If the Separatists launched a desperate raid, a Commander-class Dreadnought would still be in danger.
Cassio Tagge came to the warship's prison and had the prisoner brought before him.
This was an officer who had already been tortured beyond recognition, a human male in his thirties, now collapsed on the floor and barely clinging to life.
Tagge said nothing. He merely stared quietly at the man, then crouched down and tore a soldier's tag from around his neck, examining it in his hand.
The soldier's tag bore the soldier's information in Galactic Standard—Xu Yang, navigator of the LA-3019 transport formation, captain. Species: human. Blood type: Type-A.
As he felt the exquisite soldier's tag made of heat-resistant material, Cassio Tagge thought to himself, They really did think things through. At least the Republic doesn't have anything like this. Clone Troopers die, and that's that. As for the ordinary soldiers numbering in the billions, who would bother giving cannon fodder an identifier?
Yet he still said nothing. He only stared at the prisoner for a long while before finally getting up and returning to the bridge.
He straightened his military cap, adjusted his collar, and announced in his loudest voice, "Battlegroup B, depart immediately! Destination—the