Western Reaches of the galaxy, Confederacy of Independent Systems-controlled territory, Dawn Star Planet's sphere of influence, Gerrenthum Planet.
This planet had been the largest within the former 19th Army's jurisdiction, larger even than Hoth Planet, the capital of the 19th Army. It was also the gateway to Eriadu, the most important transportation hub and commercial and political center connecting the Western Reaches.
Now that the 19th Army had been destroyed and Dawn Star Planet had taken over three-quarters of its territory, Gerrenthum Planet had become the front line where Dawn Star Planet faced off against the Republic 18th Army.
Gerrenthum Planet had always possessed a solid industrial foundation and infrastructure. After continuous expansion over this period, it had become a massive industrial base.
An Agonev-class star base measuring 10,000 meters on each side had begun construction. Several spaceports were already operational, and large numbers of orbital shipyards had also been completed.
Even more spectacular was the powerful fleet composed of 143 Dreadnought-class heavy cruisers and 30 Sova-class Carriers.
Over the past month, the Fourth Civilization Navy had been training aboard these Dreadnought-class heavy cruisers awaiting repairs. Each warship was operated by 240 regular soldiers alongside 1,960 robots, with another 1,000 reserve robots assigned to every vessel.
It was worth mentioning that, as exchanges between the various races of the Fourth Civilization increased, Ewoks, Semirians, Salarians, and The Givin could now be seen among the naval personnel aboard these warships.
The nimble Ewoks and immensely strong Semirians often formed large-and-small pairs in the engineering maintenance teams. The Ewoks crawled through the pipes, while the Semirians handled the heavy lifting, working together seamlessly.
Salarians contributed their formidable logical thinking and lightning-fast reflexes in the Staff Department and Intelligence Department, while The Givin, with their powerful computational abilities, often served in the Engineering