After all, this was the Calamity Legion players' first sortie since the new version went live, so every one of them was being extremely cautious.
They were afraid that when they made their first appearance, they might fail to show their faces and end up showing their asses instead.
So, before the operation began, they made very thorough preparations, spending a great deal of time designing a complex battle plan.
However, once they actually began their operation, the Calamity Legion players abruptly realized that things were nothing like they had imagined.
"Holy crap, what's going on? Why hasn't anyone tried to stop us this whole way? Did we turn on stealth, or did our Aura of Dominance intimidate them?"
"Dominance, my ass. This has to be some kind of trap, right?"
The players aboard the fleet chattered noisily, completely unable to figure out what was happening.
They had imagined that the war between them and Titan Industries would be a thrilling, twist-filled battle worthy of going down in history.
But wasn't this development a little too bizarre?
They had already flown their ships close to the battlefield where Titan Industries and the Apostle Holy City were fighting, yet they still hadn't encountered a single attack.
Could it really go this smoothly?
This time, the players couldn't be blamed for overthinking things.
They had fought Titan Industries before. Under Delano's leadership, the people of Titan Industries had been united, and the pressure they brought to bear was terrifying. At one point, they had beaten the players so badly that they didn't dare show their faces in explored space.
Who could have imagined that, after just one version, that terrifying Titan Industries would be reduced to a disorganized mess by the "model of filial piety," Xue Quan?
Titan Industries 2.0 might not