As the Mierta Federation's signature weapon, Yinghuo naturally recognized this thing.
But who could have imagined that he would one day have to face it himself?
As the home planet of a level-two civilization, the Alpha people had naturally deployed heavy defenses on this planet. There were at least twenty well-known level-three civilization structures on the planet. Not to mention that, as a "Star-Worshiping Civilization," the Alpha people could be said to be at the forefront of most level-two civilizations in the development of celestial weapons.
In the atmosphere, there were armed orbital platforms.
In high orbit, there were thousands of one-use comets.
On the three moons, massive pulse devices had been deployed.
And that was not even counting the hundreds of thousands of astronomical observation stations that could fire psychokinetic space cannons at any time.
But this time, the "Mecha Tide" gave countless Mierta people a genuine understanding of the technological gap between level-three and level-two civilizations.
Tens of thousands of Star Armors merged into a mechanical tide. It was like a black line descending from the universe. First, it tore through all the outer defenses head-on. Then it circled the planet once. Wherever it passed, whether struck by the impact of one-use comet weapons or massive pulses targeting mechanical weapons, it was like throwing a stone into an oncoming giant wave. It could only raise a few ripples before being swallowed by the greater waves.
Especially when the Mecha Tide effortlessly split a "moon" in two. First, cracks appeared. The moon's rending could be observed even with the naked eye. Then the cracks rapidly widened, eventually splitting the entire celestial body into countless fragments. Countless burning planetary shards came crashing down. The black lines fused once more into a black wave and surged toward another moon. Only after