Hunting the Malevolence (Final)

In the Lundria system, the Jedi Knights were finally thoroughly enraged. They piloted their starfighters out from the Hangar Platform and charged straight at the Fang-class battleship.

Luna Dream and Luna Phantom once again used the Force to create illusions of hundreds of starfighters, and the Malevolence's anti-air fire once more opened fire on the illusions.

The illusions they created were practically a fatal threat to the Confederacy of Independent Systems, whose warships were basically all controlled by droids. An experienced pilot could easily distinguish illusions from real fighters by their relatively sluggish flight patterns, but there was simply no way to teach a droid to do that through programming.

The result was that the droid-operated turrets kept firing at the illusion of a single starfighter. Even when countless blaster bolts passed right through it, they continued firing relentlessly because the fire-control system told them the target was still there.

Furthermore, these Jedi Knights were all among the best of their kind. With its carrier-based fighters almost completely wiped out, the Fang-class battleship had utterly lost any ability to intercept them.

Under the cover of the Jedi Knights and the illusions, several shuttles loaded with Clone Trooper Marines also launched from the three Hunter Class Battlecruisers. They broke into the Hangar Platform, now without shield protection, and entered the Fang-class battleship.

The T-850 droid Rock Johnson held a blaster machine gun in each hand. The moment he jumped out of the shuttle, he unleashed a frenzied barrage, mowing down the approaching formations of B-1 battle droids in waves.

Right afterward, the Jedi Knights piloted their starfighters inside. They first sprayed the Hangar Platform with the fighters' high-powered blaster cannons, destroying several internal defensive turrets, then launched missiles to destroy the hangar bulkhead doors that were attempting to close.

Then Anakin