As one of the forces in the war, the Kasa Dynasty's craftsmen, who knew nothing about combat, were commanded by AIs using Necron bodies.
The Kasa Dynasty's enormous yet extraordinarily cumbersome Void War machines and ships could not charge alongside their gods as fiercely as they wished, but they made excellent defensive forces.
Whenever the human fleet pushed too far forward, the Kasa Dynasty fleet could defend every stretch of space between the Celestial Engine and the human fleet.
Yet even the AI could not change their clumsy tactics and combat habits, and the Kasa Dynasty suffered immense losses. Almost every second, many ships exploded into fragments of Living Metal in the void.
The Kasa Dynasty's Forging Council came up with a strategy that even the AI found difficult not to adopt.
The Kasa Dynasty's battle-craftsmen formed long lines atop the World Engine. The starport-like manufacturing facilities brought out with them immediately began operating at full capacity to build ships, and the moment each ship left its berth, battle-craftsmen were teleported aboard.
They replaced losses as quickly as they occurred, leaving the Pharaohs and Overlords under Szarekh—whose strategic and tactical ability was scarcely inferior to Imotekh's—utterly unable to find a weakness in the Kasa Dynasty fleet's lines.
The battle was proceeding fairly smoothly, but when the C'tan fought their way through to the next God-slaying weapon, a C'tan called the Seeker appeared before them.
The Seeker looked like a slender, elegant humanoid creature.
Qin Mo flew rapidly straight past the C'tan. The Seeker could not stop him, nor could it stop the other C'tan who sped past it.
In an instant, Qin Mo had already assigned the C'tan who would deal with the Seeker—the Chronicler.
As the Chronicler slowed down, he unleashed antimatter meteors. The Seeker answered with the same