The Starshine, floating in the distant sky, looked down upon the enemies on the sea. Its blazing golden radiance finally ceased, while the enormous Broodmother warship had long since shattered and disintegrated. The once densely packed formation of crimson ships now lay scattered and broken.
Quite a few flying abyssal monsters were already rushing toward the Starshine. Yet the Starshine remained unmoved, unleashing another pale radiance that had been gathering for some time. Its target was not the approaching Flame Witches or Abyss Lords, but still the densely packed abyssal bloodships upon the sea.
This pale radiance was nowhere near as dazzling as the golden light. Yet when it struck a bloodship, a gigantic black hole suddenly appeared, devouring everything nearby—including vast quantities of seawater and countless bloodships. One of the Starshine's three main cannons, a large-scale black hole attack akin to an enhanced version of "Star Devourer"—Annihilation!
The black hole persisted, continuously swallowing abyssal bloodships and instantly leaving huge swathes of emptiness.
After Guladam resolved the source of the rule energy, the Starshine possessed an inexhaustible supply of it. Its current reserves were astonishing; the expenditure of firing this main cannon was no more than a drop in the ocean, and its power could be unleashed to the fullest without concern.
By now, the Flame Witches and Abyss Lords in the sky had already flown close. The Starshine's silver armor had long since rotated and unfolded, revealing a dense array of cannon ports.
These defensive cannons were all controlled by sprite attendants, the race most skilled at manipulation. There were millions of sprite attendants. Though their own combat power was low, they were an indispensable multifunctional force throughout Starshine City. Not only could they repair and manufacture all manner of machinery and operate Starshine City's various weapons, exceptional mutated