The Kingdom of Dawn had already sent reinforcements, but there were no Titan warships among them. Therefore, General Grievous planned to infiltrate The Eye of Palpatine himself and coordinate with the reinforcements from within and without, which should make destroying this super warship more certain.
Thus, after more than a week of lurking, General Grievous was shocked to discover that The Eye of Palpatine had no idea what it was supposed to do at all!
It merely kept circling around Hutt Space, then used its exceedingly naive and childish methods to strengthen itself and obtain more reinforcements. But what was it supposed to do after getting those reinforcements? It had no idea. After destroying the Destruction battleship, it had fallen into this strange pattern of behavior.
This led General Grievous to boldly make a hypothesis—the Eye of Palpatine should have lost control! The Galactic Empire had no way to influence its actions at all! Its final order had been to destroy the Destruction battleship. Now that Destruction had been destroyed, it no longer knew what it should do.
This was extremely crucial intelligence!
Having fought on battlefields for decades since he had still been a Caladanian, General Grievous immediately judged that if The Eye of Palpatine's loss of control could be confirmed, then the Kingdom of Dawn's Eastern Territory main fleet had to shift its operational target to the Galactic Empire's fleet.
Because The Eye of Palpatine, which was wandering about aimlessly, could not cause much damage in the short term. On the contrary, after losing The Eye of Palpatine's control, the Galactic Empire's fleet would very likely take more proactive action to make The Eye of Palpatine as effective as possible.
In other words, the Galactic Empire's fleet had to cooperate with The Eye of Palpatine's actions, not the