The Mon Calamari fleet burst out from the depths of Dak Planet's oceans and headed into outer space. They did not even bother forming up; after escaping the planet's gravity well, they activated their hyperdrives one after another and vanished in flashes of white light.
In his office, Quarren leader Nossori looked up at the sky. Hundreds of Deep Sea structures of all sizes rose into the air, their blue plasma flames piercing his heart like daggers.
He understood that his years of struggle had completely come to nothing.
At that thought, Nossori swayed, clutched his chest, and collapsed.
His assistant hurried over to support him, immediately summoned medical droids, and had him rushed to a private hospital for emergency treatment.
General Gial Ackbar, supreme commander of the Mon Calamari provisional military government, had somehow produced a fleet out of nowhere. Then he abandoned Dak Planet, abandoned more than ten billion Mon Calamari compatriots, and fled outright.
This fleet included at least three models of kilometer-class capital ships, two models of cruisers, and some escort vessels. It had at least 120 capital ships and more than 100 cruisers.
Without a doubt, it was an extremely powerful fleet.
Because the incident had happened so suddenly, the hyperspace sentries had been unable to track the fleet's movements, leaving no one knowing where it had gone.
Since Dak Planet was very close to Lothal Planet, the two Divinity-class battleships that had previously been recalled to suppress terrorist attacks on Lothal Planet did not dare act rashly. To prevent the fleet from launching a surprise attack on Lothal Planet, they remained on guard near the stargate.
Port Pament also went on high alert. The Quarren defensive forces hurriedly locked the place down tight. The three Divinity-class battleships undergoing repairs there also swiftly departed their