The Divine Court was incomparably vast. Back then, it had taken me more than a month to travel directly from the outskirts to the central region. Even with my current strength, rushing toward the Divine Court's core still took considerable time. As I swept past, space immortal cities filled the surroundings, densely stretching across the entire region. As for the core, it had formed an even larger cosmic domain. It was like a supermassive galaxy, with the Divine Court at its center and countless planets stretching outward.
There was no war like I had imagined, but martial law prevailed everywhere. Even in the middle-grade regions, the directly administered offices under the Divine Skies Prefecture now had warships stationed there, with imperial guards deployed in every direction. The farther inward I went, the tighter the defenses became. Of course, reaching a level capable of resisting an Ancient God carrier was basically impossible.
I simulated the route an Ancient God carrier would take in an external assault. I discovered that if it truly attacked from outside, the Divine Court probably would not even be able to complete its troop mobilization and launch a coordinated assault by the central region. It would have to pass beyond the middle-grade regions, nearly reaching the core, before encountering anything resembling a decent interception. This was also because the number of warships had clearly decreased—the Divine Court's eight great fleets still had not recovered from the battle on the borders of the Ghost Dao.
After I entered the middle-grade region, the fleets stationed there still consisted primarily of first-generation warships, supplemented by some ordinary vessels. Looking at their aged hulls, untouched by cannon fire, I knew they had probably been in service for many years. Once war broke out, all kinds of problems would likely come one