Three months earlier, the Wulf Civilization's "Bronze" Mecha formations had launched a surprise attack on the wormhole, only to be repelled after losing more than half their forces.
Soon afterward, the Twin Stars launched their first large-scale counterattack, but heavy losses forced them to fall back to the wormhole again.
From then on, the Wulf Civilization attacked the wormhole at regular intervals of roughly fifteen days. Disregarding casualties, they launched increasingly powerful assaults that inflicted ever greater losses on the Twin Stars' forces, leaving the defensive line in constant danger of collapse.
Meanwhile, the wormhole continued its bizarre expansion. Its traversable area now covered more than a hundred thousand square kilometers, and the lengthening front placed even greater pressure on the Twin Stars' defenses.
That continued until a month earlier, when the Dauntless Battle Star reached the front after a long voyage. With its overwhelming military strength, it dealt a crushing blow to the Wulf Civilization's latest attacking force. The Wulf Civilization then ceased its attacks, and the two sides had remained in a standoff ever since, with no further fighting...
As Nie Yun listened to the officer at the conference podium explain the current situation, accompanied by footage of fierce exchanges between the two sides, he rapidly analyzed the overall combat capabilities of the two civilizations.
Although clashes between these two established interstellar civilizations did not routinely involve tens of thousands of warships blotting out the sky, the Twin Stars had already assembled more than 1,500 warships and approximately eight million combat personnel.
The total strength committed by the Wulf Civilization remained unknown, but it was certainly no smaller than the Twin Stars'.
Comparatively speaking, the Twin Stars were tightly organized and flexible in their deployments, with an equipment advantage in warships and other large-scale weapons. The Wulf Civilization,