Spoils

As the Epoch Clan fleet withdrew at full speed, several hundred War Stars were quickly transformed from the safest rear lines into the most dangerous front lines. At this moment, they were pouring out their formidable firepower, while the secondary cannons, whose calibers were even several sizes larger than the main guns of warships, were being deployed for the first time in centuries of war.

Unfortunately, their debut was also their peak. They did not have much time left to show their power.

In truth, while Epoch Clan War Stars could not compare to warships in mobility, once they moved at full power, they were no slower than the warships of many Mid-Ring Civilizations.

After all, the more than two hundred thousand planetary thrusters spread throughout each War Star were no joke. If they wanted to flee, they could at least keep up with the fleet for several light-years before being intercepted by the Zerg.

Yet the Epoch Clan seemed to have abandoned these War Stars. No glow from planetary thrusters lit up across their surfaces. Apparently, the Epoch Clan understood that even if they fled, they would not get far. They might as well stay behind to hold back the Zerg and create the conditions for the withdrawal of their other allied forces.

War Stars truly were devastating weapons of space warfare. Though they had reached the end of the road, the power of their full barrage was still not to be underestimated. Even the Ancient Class swarm charge could not get close, and could only request support from the Desolate Class Motherships.

The Desolate Class Motherships were slightly slower than the Ancient Class, and they had originally been positioned at the rear of the formation, so they still needed a little time to reach the battlefield. Once they