Sudden Change

The Zerg's surging forces, combined with the perfect troop composition of Ancient Class units, Puffer Cannon Fish, and Desolate Class Motherships, gradually broke the balance of the standoff between the two sides.

Aside from maintaining an even match with the Alliance on the main battlefield, the Epoch Clan had been forced into a shrinking defensive posture on every other front.

The situation was improving across the board. As long as things proceeded step by step, all that remained was a contest of resource depletion. This was where the Zerg's advantage became apparent. Sitting atop a vast expanse of unclaimed territory, they did not, to a certain extent, need to worry about resource consumption at all.

In this situation, if the Epoch Clan could not break the deadlock, then one day, the Anti-Epoch Clan Alliance would drain them dry of minerals until they could no longer sustain the war of attrition.

To ensure that the Zerg could continue receiving powerful reinforcements, a new round of Star Gate construction plans had already been put on the agenda. These Star Gates would be built deeper within Zerg territory, in those newly developed regions, striving to ensure that when Zerg troops matured, they could find a Star Gate suited to them within a radius of a hundred light-years.

The war between the two sides became a normalized conflict. In the blink of an eye, more than a hundred years passed, and the time arrived at the year 370 of the New Era.

Over those hundred years, the Alliance destroyed two more stars and used them to open up two additional main battlefields, bringing the total number of main battlefields to three.

Over the years, nearly a hundred billion warships had been destroyed between the two sides, with those three main battlefields accounting for ninety