The "Dominator" and "Colossus" plans would be Harry's next-stage preparations for the coming threat.
The "Dominator" plan was the prerequisite for the "Colossus" plan. The former involved systematic upgrades to warships across many areas, while the latter focused primarily on weaponry.
After a long period of construction, the Kepler-22 Star Base could already support the production of a large number of interstellar vessels. But Harry had another idea for the flagship.
The Battleship's extreme range was indeed a devastating advantage, but as a flagship, it was clearly not up to standard.
Thinking of something else, the colonization of Kepler-22b was certainly exciting, but his long experience living aboard space stations made Harry consider another possibility:
The group's headquarters did not actually need to be built on a planet.
In the end, aside from mines that had to gather resources, along with certain factories, a headquarters only needed to serve as a symbol and store some valuable items.
Of course, it also needed to house researchers and staff. But overall, the Osborn Group's decentralized industrial layout made the headquarters far less important than the massive cities of the old era. There definitely would not be millions of employees all trying to squeeze into headquarters.
In that case, wouldn't a mobile headquarters in space—a true mobile artificial celestial body—be better? Why did they have to choose a site on a natural planet?
The concept of a supermassive combat space station was nothing new. The most famous example was probably the Death Star from the Star Wars series, a super space station hundreds of kilometers in diameter and the ultimate warship.
The "Dominator" plan aimed to construct such a colossal space station. Externally, it would be used to push the front lines forward; internally, it would be the Osborn Group's true headquarters, protecting