Galactic Standard Time, April 21, 6:00 p.m.
The main fleets of both sides clashed again three million kilometers outside Coruscant's low earth orbit. Their forces had now reached a terrifying scale.
The Kingdom of Dawn fielded 3 Ankollon-class Titan warships, 1 Archangel Titan warship, 2 Eternal-class Super Carriers, 1 Endless-class Super Carrier equipped with a command module, 30 Divinity-class battleships, 500 capital ships, 1,200 Heavy Cruisers, 1,000 Light Cruisers, and 5,000 destroyers and frigates.
The Galactic Empire had assembled 2 Executor-class Super Star Destroyers, 4 Bellator-class Dreadnoughts, 2 Assertor-class Command Dreadnoughts, 6 Commander II-class Dreadnoughts, 700 Imperial II-class Star Destroyers, 2,000 Imperial-class Star Destroyers, 2,500 Light Cruisers, and more than 20,000 destroyers and frigates of various types.
Such a massive fleet battle had never appeared in the entire history of the Milky Way Galaxy! What was even more terrifying was that reinforcements from both sides were still arriving in an endless stream!
The dazzling white flashes never stopped. Every flash meant that more warships had arrived as reinforcements.
The trigger for this large-scale engagement was Marshal Oswald Tessik's attempt to launch a surprise attack on the Kingdom of Dawn's supply fleet.
It had to be said that his judgment was correct. At around 2:00 p.m. on the 21st, a Kingdom of Dawn supply fleet arrived—composed of 200 modified Leviathan-class passenger liners carrying enough supplies to sustain the frontline fleet's high-intensity combat operations.
This was a war of attrition. Both Matt Horner and Oswald Tessik understood that very clearly, and it was a war of attrition at the highest possible intensity! Battlefield supplies were therefore of utmost importance.
Marshal Oswald Tessik led the First System Army's main fleet, splitting it into two wings. With the two Executor-class Super Star Destroyers, Guardian and Reaper, as the spearheads, they made a wide flanking