After completing their attacks on the spaceports and the nobles' transport craft, the Aerospace Fighter formation slowed down and floated silently in the starry void, reviewing the information sent by the fleet.
They knew that only by accurately understanding the targets could they strike effectively.
Which locations on these two worlds needed bombing and which did not all required precise judgment.
If they ignored the fleet's intelligence and blindly bombed everything in sight, that would not be the Star Army's way. It would only cause greater innocent casualties.
"Have you all finished reviewing the information from the fleet?"
The squadron commander spoke over the communications channel. His voice was calm and firm, filled with the authority of a soldier.
"Commander, I've finished reviewing it. We can bomb the False Emperor's lackeys at any time," a pilot quickly replied.
"Commander, I've finished as well," another pilot immediately said.
"We can attack at any time," the other pilots echoed.
Responses continuously came through the Aerospace Fighter squadron commander's communications channel, showing that every pilot was ready.
They knew exactly which locations needed to be bombed and would never attack innocent civilians.
With the powerful deep-space radar scans, the Star Navy Fleet could clearly grasp the conditions in the target zones, providing the Aerospace Fighters with precise intelligence support.
This allowed the Aerospace Fighter formation to achieve the greatest results at the smallest cost while avoiding harm to civilians. This highly information-based coordinated combat method demonstrated the Star Army's exceptional tactical discipline, something the Imperium's forces could never accomplish.
"Attack."
At the squadron commander's order, two hundred Aerospace Fighters and two thousand Intelligent Wingmen swiftly formed into two formations and flew toward a planet each.
Like arrows, the Aerospace Fighters rapidly pierced the dense, cloud-covered atmosphere. Like nimble fish, they slipped lightly into