Obviously, in this fierce battle against the Alien Purifier army, this was by no means a number that could be squandered lightly.
Under such circumstances, it was an entirely reasonable tactical adjustment for the Commander to suspend the use of the precious Collapse Energy Fission Bombs and instead rely on the more economical, amply stocked ordinary Collapse Energy Missiles, as well as the Collapse Energy Ray Cannons, Moonlight Throne systems, and their improved models, which could operate continuously on energy and coolant and fire nearly without limit.
Faced with the Death Fleet's fourth volley, Vita once again made the exact same choice as before—
She prioritized protecting the Alien Purifier army's main force while sacrificing that dispersed "small" force.
The consequences of that decision were no different from last time.
Under the protection of Vita's mental domain, the Death Fleet's volley posed almost no real threat to the Alien Purifier army's main force.
However, the fate of the three hundred thousand Alien Purifiers who had failed to receive her protection was entirely different.
Baptized by violet-white Collapse Energy Rays and Collapse Energy Missiles with power comparable to tactical nuclear weapons, these three hundred thousand powerful biological weapons—enough to effortlessly erase a modern nation on Earth—rapidly lost more than half their numbers.
That was only because no Collapse Energy Fission Bombs had been deployed in this volley.
Otherwise, not a single one of those three hundred thousand Alien Purifiers would have survived.
Even so, fewer than one hundred thousand Alien Purifiers had survived this volley by sheer luck.
By now, the agent commanding the Alien Purifier army in Sha's stead had no choice but to admit that her earlier order to split the forces had been wrong.
That order had indeed kept the five Dragons of Death, which could have entangled