Yang Bo's plan looked simple: wait for the target fleet to enter the ambush zone, then detonate the Energy Stones, creating a massive Energy Shock to disrupt the fleet's radar and communications systems.
The Pirate Warships lying in ambush would then attack the fleet.
The plan seemed simple, but in practice, it was nearly impossible for anyone else to carry out.
That was because the Energy Shock would prevent both sides' radar from obtaining effective signals.
And radar was the eyes of a warship.
The advantages of a warship's Energy Weapons were obvious: long range and immense power.
But Energy Weapons also had a shortcoming: their area of coverage was small.
Traditional shells relied on fragments to create area damage.
Of course, traditional shells and missiles also had limited range.
And traditional shells and missiles were too slow.
Traditional shells and missiles might not even be able to catch up with a warship traveling at full speed.
That was why combat between warships primarily relied on Energy Weapons.
In the vast starry sky, hitting a target five thousand meters long with an Energy Weapon from over two million kilometers away—
And that target was moving at high speed, so the difficulty was obvious.
It was no less difficult than using a sniper rifle to shoot an ant from five kilometers away.
So the key to carrying out this plan was determining the target fleet's position.
That would be difficult for anyone else, but for Yang Bo, it was far too easy.
Yang Bo controlled the C-Class Battleship he had just traded for from Zhang Han.
That was right. Yang Bo was going to gamble with a single C-Class Battleship.
He then had Standard Energy Stones delivered aboard the warship and installed a detonation device inside it.
The warship then headed