Over the next three months, life on Blue Star and at Wasteland Base finally became completely peaceful.
For some unknown reason, the Imperium of Man and its armies, as well as those Astartes Space Marines—the Ultramarines—never appeared again.
In any case, the satellites constantly in orbit, certain specialized detection equipment, and the Battlecruisers never detected any signs of other spacecraft jumping through Mandeville Point and entering this star system.
As time passed, Bolter fire no longer echoed across the planet, nor were there any more sightings of those powerful blue power-armored "Smurfs." They had vanished as abruptly as they had arrived, in an astonishingly hasty and decisive manner, without the slightest hesitation.
No one knew where they had gone, whether they would return, whether they were planning an even larger offensive, or whether they had already decided to abandon this planet for the time being.
So, taking advantage of this period of peace, the base entered an almost frenzied phase of development!
Twenty war guilds carved up their respective spheres of influence across the planet and began exploiting its various resources at a frantic pace. Countless SCV engineering robots operated day and night without rest, while resource reserves shattered their limits every day. Barracks, Factories, Starports, and other facilities sprouted from the wastelands like mushrooms. Even the guild territories of many players were filled with brand-new, fully functional bases.
During this period, while the prices of player equipment dropped sharply once again, the number of Battlecruisers had risen to three, with at least ten more under urgent construction.
At the same time, Gao Lanlan dispatched some Ork players carrying new base command center modules to several mineral-rich planets within the system. They directly established new forward bases on those planets. Clearly, she intended to mine resources while building Starports in