In fact, most spaceships didn't look like "ships" at all. Since there was no need to consider wind resistance, air density, or—never mind water resistance—there were all sorts of strange shapes, such as ding-dong shapes, condom shapes, big-bear shapes, little-bear shapes, and even spaceships shaped like Ultraman.
As for the "Titan battleship," its form was purely energy-based. It gave off the impression of an enormous electromagnetic sphere of light, making its exact shape impossible to discern.
However, they all followed the technology tree of a level-three civilization, so the functions and number of their starship modules were similar. They required large numbers of force-field emitters and maintainers, control systems, power-supply systems, energy-storage units and reactors, weapons modules, and so on. More advanced ships would even include a "level-three weapon construction" function.
Some top-tier starships were themselves level-three weapon constructions, or even level-four weapon constructions, such as the famous "Death Star."
Starships and buildings could achieve complete "starship-construction integration."
Gao Gong was certain that the "Titan flagship" beneath his feet had incorporated more than one type of "level-three civilization building." Ever since he had boarded the starship, he had vaguely sensed a feeling of oppression.
For a lifeform at his level, that was extremely rare. After advancing to a top-tier level-three lifeform, one could basically punch a starship apart on an interstellar battlefield. For example, after the Son of Kun had fought in two planetary invasions, it had smashed apart several hundred starships.
However, if it were this type of starship, it probably wouldn't be possible to accomplish that.
The Garen people's "mass artillery tactic" had blasted countless top-tier level-three powerhouses to death in interstellar warfare.
That was probably also why Madam Ping forbade Gao Gong from wandering around freely. In the Garen military's intelligence files, his identity as a "top-tier