Besieged (17119)
All the warships blocking the Temporal Vengeance had opened their gunports.
It was clear that they had begun charging their Main Cannons as soon as they emerged.
Liu Zhi still had time to take a look at the warships.
This time, Eagle Country had brought out what could be called its full strength: 36 Dreadnoughts, arranged in three squadrons, and two Invincible Class Ships—the most powerful force they could field.
There were around 30 escort ships, all cannon fodder. They were there to block the path to the Dreadnoughts and flank them. It was clear that Eagle Country had cracked the Temporal Vengeance's unique broadside firing technique.
Behind these warships came vessels from other countries.
Some of them looked as though they came from a country farther north. Their ships had a bold, rugged style, and all shared one defining feature: they were big, clumsy, and crude.
Their warships had no secondary guns, only a single Main Cannon, whose barrel looked even more terrifying than the Death Star Ship's. Worst of all, these warships were remarkably cheap. Among the vessels following behind, this crude, black, heavy-gunned design was the most common, with around 40 ships.
At the very back were two strange-looking warships. Their colors seemed to constantly shift, making them look as though they existed between reality and illusion.
Liu Zhi suspected that the only reason they had managed to hide so many warships from him was the influence of those two strange vessels.
He had no idea whether their specialty was illusion or something else, but it was clear that they were nothing like Eagle Country's ships.
As Liu Zhi studied the fleet blocking his way, several powerful figures aboard the enemy ships were watching him, too.
Every warship had already raised its defensive shield,