The battle had reached this point, and under their utterly aggressive tactics, the Kingdom of Dawn had already lost a vast number of warships.
According to the latest count, the Kingdom of Dawn still had 3 Ankilon-class Titan warships, 1 Emissary-class Titan warship, 2 Eternal-class Super Carriers, 1 Endless-class Super Carrier equipped with a command module, 34 Divinity-class battleships, 800 capital ships, 1,700 Heavy Cruisers, 900 Light Cruisers, and 8,000 destroyers and frigates still in combat.
Their forces seemed to be constantly growing, but in the previous engagements, they had already lost more than 200 capital ships, more than 200 Heavy Cruisers, more than 600 Light Cruisers, and over 2,100 small and medium warships. Even 6 Divinity-class battleships had been sunk in battle!
The losses from this battle alone nearly exceeded those from every battle since the war began. Only the disastrous defeat in the Northern Territory could compare.
But correspondingly, the Galactic Empire's losses were even more catastrophic.
Aside from the Guardian Super Star Destroyer, the Galactic Empire had lost more than 1,500 Imperial I-class and Imperial II-class Star Destroyers! It had also lost more than 6,000 Light Cruisers and small and medium warships!
Considering that this battle was being fought entirely on the Galactic Empire's home ground, under the cover of Coruscant's endless reinforcements and orbital defense weapons, such a loss ratio was nothing short of disgraceful.
However, because they had enough warships, aside from the Guardian Super Star Destroyer and 2 Commander II-class Dreadnoughts, their other large warships had suffered virtually no losses.
After Niel-Declan's fleet arrived, the Galactic Empire fleet still had 2 Executor-class Super Star Destroyers—the Iron Fist and the Reaper—8 Bellator-class Dreadnoughts, 2 Assertor-class Command Dreadnoughts, 4 Commander II-class Dreadnoughts, 3,400 Imperial I-class and Imperial II-class Star Destroyers, 4,000 Light Cruisers, and 18,000 small