The losses outweighed the gains.
After realizing that this miniature metal flying device belonging to humanity could not compare in the slightest to the other metal city from the Battle of Aurora, which had been vastly larger and more powerful in every way, and after waiting in vain for the overwhelming angelic war host to arrive, Superhuman L101 began to regret launching this siphoning vacuum disaster strike.
Whenever he recalled the tens of thousands of angelic war machines that had surrounded that nearly indestructible sky city and fought the Superhumans, L101 felt an inexplicable fear.
It was as if an unseen hand behind the scenes had been manipulating that war. This was simply not how a civilization suppressing the natives should have behaved.
And launching a Star Body Siphon disaster strike came at a cost for the Superhumans.
The balance of the universe was incredibly delicate.
There was no doubt that tens of thousands of years ago, during that war, the Superhumans had gone all out to seal off and siphon the Star Curtain World.
Now, tens of thousands of years later, the energy and vitality escaping from the Star Curtain World had gradually approached the critical threshold of its own equilibrium. Once that threshold was exceeded, the world's internal cycle would collapse, and the foundations of the world would begin to escape toward Superbody Star without restraint.
Under this delicate balance, the siphoning here had to be a division of the main siphon, not a new siphoning effect.
But a world-scale war like this would undoubtedly draw the attention of enemies the Superhumans here least wanted to face at this stage: the Rule Guardians!
At this point, the arrow was already on the string; there was no choice but to release it.
Faced with the Rule Guardians who would