2143. Vulpter invasion war
At the same time, Galactic Empire also dispatched a landing force towards Vulpter.
Vulpter (Vulpter) is located in the Milky Way Deep core (Deep Core), which is the area closest to the center of the Milky Way. There is a supermassive Blackhole in the center of the Milky Way and a super star cluster composed of billions of stars. Obviously, it is impossible for these places to have habitable planets. Not to mention habitable planets, even planets cannot exist here.
And Deep core is in the outermost layer of the core of the Milky Way, which is also equivalent to the limit distance that can produce habitable planets. There are only about a dozen known planets within the Deep core range that are inhabited by intelligent creatures. After continuing beyond a certain distance, the number of habitable planets suddenly increases, and this is the dividing line between Deep core and Core Worlds.
Vulpter is one of the planets located in Deep core. This planet is also an old industrial galaxy in the Milky Way and has a very developed industry. It's just that although this planet's industry is very developed, its technological level is not high, so it later became an OEM production base for those truly developed and advanced organizations.
Due to excessive industrialization, the planet's environment has been completely destroyed, and agricultural production has been reduced to zero. Therefore, it can only survive by relying on the input of agricultural products from other planets. In addition, Vulpter's own industrial products were not very advanced and could not bring much profit at all, so the planet quickly went bankrupt and became a vassal of Core Worlds and Mega-corporations.
And the one who controls Vulpter now is Trade Federation.
Vulpter has a population of approximately 420 million, as well as more than 20 billion robots of various types and countless highly automated factories. Due to excessive exhaust gas emissions, the entire planet is wrapped in a purple atmosphere, and the air is filled with countless harmful gases. You can only live in a fully enclosed settlement here, and you must wear a respirator to go outdoors.
Ironically, Vulpter actually has Star Ring, and there are as many as three of them! Because excessive garbage was carelessly thrown directly outside the planet, the planet's own gravity attracted it again, forming two black rings composed entirely of garbage on the periphery, which are garbage Star Ring.
The third Star Ring is a thin, micro Star Ring about 1 kilometer wide. The function of this Star Ring is to continuously play advertisements, both inside and outside the planet.
The inhabitants of all planets are baptized by countless advertisements every day. The advertisements that fall from the sky cannot be ignored. And all spaceships coming to the planet will continue to see advertisements for various products and services of Trade Federation from Star Ring.
If you want to talk about the entire Vulpter, most of the ground is already a garbage dump, and the rest is a large industrial area, as well as a few scattered settlements that maintain these industrial areas.
However, after Vulpter was incorporated into Trade Federation's entire economic system, the planet's industrial output value was not low, and it was also a very important OEM factory for Trade Federation.
And this planet is also the second target that Galactic Empire is eyeing!
Because Vulpter has the ability to manufacture battleships! Although the technical ability is not strong, it can produce many spaceships with low technical content. For the Galactic Empire, winning Vulpter is also an important step to gradually cut off the wings of Trade Federation and finally attack those core planets.
Vulpter does not have Planetary Shield, and has almost no orbital defense system. It is impossible to install any weapons on the advertised Star Ring. So Galactic Empire only dispatched more than 40 capital ships and more than 200 small and medium-sized warships to occupy the periphery of the planet, and began to send a large number of ground troops to land.
Relatively speaking, what caused the biggest trouble for the Galactic Empire's landing operation was the two unpredictable garbage rings.
The periphery of the planet is almost undefended. Like other planets, all battleships on Vulpter also entered the atmosphere to resist.
In order to occupy this planet, Galactic Empire activated a large number of combat robots.
Galactic Empire also uses a large number of robot troops, including K-X series security robots, E-XD series reconnaissance robots, etc. In this attack on Vulpter, Galactic Empire invested a huge number of K-X series robots as combat robots.
Ironically, the K-X series robot is one of the export products of Vulpter. (This kind of robot appeared in the series "Ando", and the K-2SO in "Rogue One" is also this model)
Vulpter also put up a resolute resistance. Although the numb and zombie-like residents on Vulpter didn't care whether Trade Federation ruled them or Galactic Empire ruled them, the real fighting power on this planet came from the endless stream of robot troops.
The ruler of the planet, Trade Federation's senior manager Tu Duosi, ordered all robots to be armed and put into the battlefield, and all factories were operating at full capacity to mass-produce K-X series robots.
At the same time, due to the harsh environment on Vulpter, it is difficult for fighter jet formations to function, and ordinary soldiers cannot survive on the battlefield at all, so the battle here becomes a battle between robots.
This also made the battle that took place on Vulpter less tragic and more cold compared to the fierce battle on Rosha at the same time.
Countless Galactic Empire transport planes carried robot troops to land, and launched a cluster charge under the command of Imperial Stormtroopers's Clone Trooper. Opposite them is an army of miscellaneous robots assembled on Vulpter - there are engineering robots, garbage robots, cleaning robots, and all kinds of robots.
But the progress of the Galactic Empire's robot army is also very slow, because there are too many robots on Vulpter! Galactic Empire Even if you want to invest in more robots, it still takes time. As for the K-X series safety robot, because of its excellent performance and logical judgment ability, although this kind of robot has a huge output, it is spread all over within the Empire Draon Planet, making it difficult to assemble it in a short time.
Later, Galactic Empire simply used a large number of B-1 combat robots and B-2 super combat robots captured during the previous split of the InterGalactic Banking Clan and the elimination of Confederacy of Independent Systems to fight.
Countless robots were sent to Vulpter, and then were destroyed in the constant firefights and became part of the garbage on the planet, and then the cycle started again. Mechanical and indifferent, this is the war of Vulpter...
On August 4, something very serious happened, causing the war on Rosha to completely spiral out of control.
In the past few days, Galactic Empire has occupied 7 towns and captured more than 1 million civilians. According to Order 37, these civilians were used as hostages to demand the surrender of Rosha head of state Torreso Borre.
Because there was no response, all one million people were executed, and the execution scene was broadcast live to the entire planet!
Originally Darth-Vader hoped that this could destroy Rosha's resistance the Will, but he was wrong. On this day, Rosha Prime Minister Torreso Borre and four other top leaders appeared in a global public broadcast.
After Borei issued a declaration to resist the Empire until the end, he handed over the resistance movement of the entire planet to an organization called 'Rosha Resistance Committee'. After that...
They committed mass suicide right in front of the live camera!