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Earth's near-Earth orbit.
Two nine-kilometer-long Dreadnought-class Warships formed a small formation. One of the Dreadnought Warships fired a deep-blue teleportation beam, opening a teleportation portal with a radius of five kilometers.
Soon, an Observer Aircraft Carrier of the Phoenix-class, two battleships, and four Paris-class and Rodger Yang-class ships smoothly passed through the small, celestial-body-like portal.
After the Blood Ravens Fleet, consisting of two mixed Dreadnought Warships, passed through the portal, it rapidly collapsed and shrank until it vanished completely. Earth's near-Earth orbit returned to peace.
Meanwhile.
At the edge of the Red Dwarf Star system containing the abandoned Planet Morag, the Blood Ravens Fleet directly identified which planet was Morag. More precisely, Morag was the only planet remaining in the system.
Soon, the fleet arrived in Planet Morag's distant orbit to observe it.
On the bridge.
Standing behind the observation window at the end of the bridge, Arthur could see with his naked eyes that Morag did not have much life left, even without waiting for Cortana's scan report.
Although it still possessed a dense atmosphere, hurricanes accompanied by powerful lightning covered nearly one-sixth of the planet's surface.
The areas not occupied by hurricanes were covered with numerous volcanoes spewing lava. Arthur could also vaguely sense that the continent was shaking frequently, looking as though it was about to fall apart.
Considering that the system was filled with countless meteors and asteroids, it was not difficult to guess that the other Earth-like Planets had long since been destroyed. Those meteors and asteroids were merely their remnants, and Planet Morag was about to follow in their footsteps.
Of course, destroying a planet took at least hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of years. There was no need to worry about it suddenly breaking apart for the time being.