Indeed, Kevin had only just transformed into a Flame-Chaser Warrior, and his strength had merely barely crossed the threshold into High Legendary.
If he faced the Death Fleet and Undead Legion head-on with strength of that level, he would undoubtedly die.
However, as long as he made flexible use of guerrilla tactics, the Death Fleet and Undead Legion would have no way to deal with him.
That was right. With the shipborne detection systems carried by the Kingfisher-class Light Cruiser, Kevin would likely be unable to conceal his whereabouts.
Yet with his extraordinary mobility and formidable strength that had reached the High Legendary rank, the Death Fleet's orbital bombardment could at most drive him away temporarily.
Trying to kill him through shipborne firepower was only theoretically feasible; putting it into practice would be immensely difficult.
At the very least, Moros did not think highly of the prospect.
And if they could not kill him and allowed a High Legendary powerhouse like him to move freely, the Death Fleet would not dare enter Earth's atmosphere lightly.
The final outcome would essentially be that the Death Fleet could only use orbital bombardment to wipe out human civilization on Earth, while Kevin would force the Death Fleet into blockading the planet without being able to conduct a landing operation.
If they could not even land, how could they speak of extracting benefits from the World Bubble?
If they could not seize benefits from the World Bubble, why would Moros send the Death Fleet and Undead Legion to invade it?
Pure slaughter clearly did not serve a necromancer's interests.
After all, at his current level of strength, the gains brought by slaughter on this scale could no longer stir his interest.
However, Moros was equally unwilling to give up his designs on that newly