It was just that these spatial shock bombs couldn't permanently destroy a wormhole passage.
As time passed,
the spatial turbulence inside the wormhole passage would eventually subside.
Moreover, after the turbulence,
there was a good chance the wormhole passage would be widened.
Thus, these spatial shock bombs
could serve as emergency defensive measures,
as well as engineering tools.
And, from another perspective,
their ability to widen wormhole passages
could even make them a powerful weapon for the attacking side!
Normally, after all, the defenders on the exit side of a wormhole passage held the advantage of the terrain.
The wormhole passage's capacity limited how many troops the attackers could send through in a short time.
The defenders, meanwhile, could make use of the vast space around the wormhole exit,
allowing them to deploy far more troops.
In such a situation,
the attackers could use spatial shock bombs to keep widening the passage, allowing them to send more and more troops through at once.
That would weaken the defenders' positional advantage.
Of course, this approach required plenty of patience
and overwhelming superiority, so they wouldn't have to fear a counterattack from the other side of the wormhole passage.
All in all,
spatial shock bombs were a double-edged sword.
At Wang Dong's signal,
Liu Zhi marked the precise locations and numbers of the spatial shock bombs on the temporary star map.
All the intelligence gathered by the Sky Peng Horizontal
would serve as proof of mission completion once they returned to the Forward Base,
as well as a way to earn additional merit points.
Wang Dong had considered
using a single ship to wipe out the Mist Butterfly Civilization fleet and base in this star region, just as they had done to those Otherworldly Civilizations.
But this was an extraterritorial battlefield.
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