The magic shields in front of Saine had shattered layer after layer, too many to count.
Just before each magic shield broke, Saine would always condense a new one as quickly as possible.
At least for now, this breakout battle mainly tested whether Saine's defenses were strong enough.
Only by sustaining a sufficient number of magic shields could Saine endure longer beneath the incomparably dense rain of energy rays, until he successfully broke through.
Of course, as he charged forward, Saine did not forget to display his signature magic to the Galente Federation sniper fleet directly ahead of him.
No matter which battlefield they stood upon, a Level-4 Magician was unquestionably high-end combat power in the eyes of lower lifeforms.
And the largest component of a Civilization War was inevitably the Bottom-Level Battlefield.
At a time like this, while charging through an encirclement, Saine could not possibly cast any forbidden spell-level magic.
But ordinary large-scale magic was still something he could summon with a wave of his hand.
Moreover, given Saine's average magical power, even if Galente Federation warships with mediocre defenses raised Energy Shields, they would find it difficult to completely withstand it.
Only those exceptionally outstanding Escort Ships, along with advanced Galente Federation fleets whose actual combat strength rivaled Level-4 lifeforms, possessed the ability to resist Saine.
For example, when Saine waved his Magic Staff again, the dense swarms of Federation drones attacking before him erupted in chain explosions.
These drones were cheap to produce and poorly defended, with their designs focused primarily on offensive power.
When fully loaded with ammunition and energy, individual drones in these swarms could threaten Level-1 lifeforms.
In terms of cost-effectiveness, the drone swarms produced by the Galente Federation were even more economical than those lower-grade robots.
The dense cluster of drones before