Pursuit

At this moment, the Coalition Army's high command demonstrated remarkably efficient execution. After receiving the information from the Komok, they swiftly tallied the number of denial-type weapons possessed by each race.

Then, with the help of artificial intelligence, they quickly allocated those weapons. Races with surplus resources would provide assistance to civilizations that had not brought such weapons.

On the vast battlefield outside, the Coalition Army had already suppressed the Zerg forces into a very small area. This meant the danger level along their battle lines was not high. As a result, transport ships from every race could shuttle back and forth with relative impunity.

Several hours later, although more than a hundred transport ships had been particularly unlucky enough to be caught in Zerg artillery fire and went down while making deliveries, denial-type weapons, while not carried in great numbers by anyone, were fortunately stocked in decent supply. Thus, even after losing several shiploads of weapons, the Coalition Army quickly replenished them from elsewhere.

With the weapons in place, every race and every warship dispatched mission squads. Armed with targeted weapons, they swiftly halted the spread of the Zerg traps.

Before long, aside from those races receiving outside support whose borrowed weapons did not fully match their own mechs, causing them to fall slightly behind, most of the other races began their counteroffensive and started clearing the passages that had previously been held back by Zerg traps.

"Looks like victory will belong to us." Watching the red danger zones occupied by the Zerg rapidly shrink on the real-time display while the cleared green safe zones quickly expanded, an alien representative voiced his sentiment at just the right moment.

His words drew some agreement. Everyone once again thanked the Komok for providing this method. However, some alien representatives, out of