Global Crossing: Empire of Stars

No matter how you looked at it, this meritorious fleet ranked among the very best, even within the elite ranks of the Imperial Fleet.

At that moment, the immense fleet, stretching endlessly into the distance, was approaching the enormous Stellar Titan. It included over a thousand Imperial Planet Warships, already rare behemoths in the Milky Way Galaxy, yet they looked as tiny as ants beside this colossal vessel.

Aboard the undamaged Dawn, hatch after hatch—each tens of thousands of kilometers wide—opened, and the fleet poured inside like a torrent, docking in the broad hangars within the Titan.

The Stellar Titan was a world to live in, a mothership for colonization, a hub for industrial production, and a harbor for ships.

Its vast internal space was large enough to hold an entire Colony Fleet. Its powerful industrial capacity let it replenish the fleet while on the move. This was more than just a colony ship: it was an industrial vessel equipped with the highest technological capabilities of its race.

Even a fleet numbering ten billion ships did not occupy every hangar aboard the colossal Titan. Imperial warships filled the vast bays in neat rows, a magnificent sight.

Countless Engineer Teams hurried through the sea of warships, working feverishly. They had to inspect and maintain the fleet, ensuring it stayed in peak condition.

By the time the ten-billion-strong fleet had finished docking, three whole months had passed. Fully loaded, the Stellar Titan slowly fired up its engines and set course for the wormhole vortex in the Galactic Core Area.

Amid intense spacetime fluctuations, the entire Titan distorted spacetime and formed a Warp Bubble, then hurtled toward the distant stars at FTL speeds.

At the Stellar Titan's own speed, it might have taken decades or even a century to complete the journey of