The reinforcements from both sides continued to arrive. In the nameless stretch of space halfway along this hyperspace route, the encounter battle gradually turned into a decisive battle!
Gillard Perine's judgment had not been wrong. The Geth had ambushed nearly 10,000 warships along this direction, deployed across several different hyperspace routes. Of those, 3,000 were dreadnoughts measuring 600 to 800 meters long—a force of terrifying strength.
After encountering the Imperial fleet, Geth warships from other directions also rushed in as reinforcements. Some returned to Ansion Planet before taking hyperspace routes to reinforce the battlefield, while others did the opposite and charged directly into the newly surrendered Gler-Anselm Planet.
Thus, at Gler-Anselm Planet, the attacking Geth warships clashed with part of Gillard Perine's follow-up fleet.
Three battles erupted simultaneously: between the two hyperspace routes and at Gler-Anselm Planet.
Gillard Perine had made preparations long ago and had maintained regular training. Thus, the Imperial fleets in all three directions shifted their formations into Peren Rings to meet the enemy, and the fighting immediately reached a fever pitch.
However, while the Geth fleet held an absolute numerical advantage, that advantage was not especially overwhelming. The Geth fleet had 10,000 warships, but because Geth vessels were generally smaller, only 3,000 of them were dreadnoughts.
Gillard Perine's fleet, meanwhile, had a total of 800 capital ships, half of them Imperial-class Star Destroyers. It also had more than 2,000 small and medium warships, including various Light Cruisers, Heavy Cruisers, frigates, and more.
Therefore, the Geth fleet's actual advantage in strength was only around three to four times.
Moreover, there was already a vast gap in the performance of the two sides' warships.
The Geth's warships had not undergone many improvements from the Clone Wars to the present. They still used the same vessel types, with no