Countless Rakghouls frantically swarmed into the ten Leviathan-class passenger liners. Though the ships had been modified, with nearly all unnecessary internal equipment removed to turn them into enormous cargo vessels, the endless influx of Rakghouls quickly packed them full.
The droids piloting the ships soon shut off the signal emitters, but the Rakghouls continued pouring inside.
They were packed together in dense, overlapping layers, filling virtually every inch of space within the ships. The enraged Rakghouls howled madly inside, trying to break free from this cage. But there were simply too many of them crammed in; claws capable of slicing through metal could not even be swung, much less used to damage the ships and escape.
In less than ten minutes, all ten ships were completely filled. No one could calculate exactly how many Rakghouls had been loaded aboard. Rough estimates put the number at around two hundred thousand per ship.
Once they were nearly full, the Kingdom of Dawn officers gave the order to fire again. Fierce artillery fire immediately blanketed the underground city entrance, blasting the layers upon layers of Rakghouls piled there into the air. The ten Leviathan-class passenger liners promptly sealed their hatches and rose into the sky, loaded to the brim with countless Rakghouls.
By then, more fleets and more Leviathan-class passenger liners were already on their way. They repeated the same tactic, using signal emitters to lure Rakghouls aboard before returning fully loaded.
Darth Lilim watched the entire operation from aboard her Victory II-class Star Destroyer. She did not say a word, but her bright eyes were full of excitement.
However, this operation to load the Rakghouls was exceedingly crude, though that could not be helped. After all, these were uncontrollable mutated monsters. Naturally, many Rakghouls escaped the Kingdom of Dawn warships' bombardment in