The Galente Federation's fleets were mostly swift and decisive in their actions.
That was because these Federation fleets carried out their missions according to orders, with little time wasted on wrangling.
Both Federation fleets were highly complete combat formations.
In terms of overall strength, these two fleets were enough to confront two Level-5 Creatures head-on.
That did not even account for their ability to promptly call in other nearby Federation fleets for support.
The Huya people's overall strength was not much inferior to the combat power of these two Federation fleets.
But at this moment, faced with the Galente Federation's demand for a mandatory inspection, the Huya King and the other higher-ups did not dare utter a single peep.
The two Federation fleets dispatched more than twenty ships to conduct close-range scans and inspect the Huya Fleet Group.
Though it was called a fleet group, it was really just a collection of "ramshackle ships" used to transport troops.
The combat power of these vessels was negligible.
The Huya people were not inherently a technological race. They had their own Cultivation Methods, and though they also used fighters and warships in battle, most of the time they still relied on their own strength.
The Federation ships conducted their inspections with meticulous care. Besides the more than twenty specialized Reconnaissance Ships, the Galente Federation also sent no fewer than five thousand soldiers and an even greater number of robots into the Huya warships to inspect them.
Most Galente Federation soldiers did not cultivate; all their individual combat power depended on equipment.
That was not necessarily a bad thing.
For example, a creature from some Low-Level Plane might toil and struggle through an entire lifetime of cultivation, only to reach the level of a Level-1 or Level-2 Lifeform.
Its maximum lifespan might