After the Hummingbird Assault Boats successfully entered the Fulas Galaxy, they immediately activated their advanced anti-radar signal jamming devices.
These devices could effectively interfere with enemy radar systems, making the Hummingbird Assault Boats virtually invisible and difficult for the Auspex radar arrays within the Fulas Galaxy to detect.
The six Hummingbird Assault Boats traveled through the vast galaxy. Compared to the enormous celestial bodies around them, they were no more than insignificant specks of dust.
Yet it was precisely the protection of the anti-radar jamming signals that allowed them to penetrate deep into enemy territory so easily, as though entering uninhabited land.
Amid the boundless starry expanse, the Hummingbird Assault Boats moved like nimble birds, swiftly passing through the densely packed and perilous regions of the Kuiper Asteroid Belt.
After this arduous journey, they slowed once more, stealthily creeping toward the two industrial worlds in the Fulas Galaxy like cautious cheetahs.
It took an entire day for the six Hummingbird Assault Boats to finally cross the heavily guarded perimeter of the Fulas Galaxy and formally enter its inner regions.
At this point, they were already within arm's reach of Fulas's two industrial worlds.
The six Hummingbird Assault Boats split smoothly into two teams of three. Ralph's team was responsible for infiltrating Industrial World One.
Once their Hummingbird Assault Boats entered the atmosphere of Industrial World One, they reduced their speed to the absolute minimum and slowly descended toward the planet's surface like soft feathers.
The planet presented a distinctive sight: all its industrial cities had been concentrated in the northern hemisphere. Sunlight there was exceptionally abundant, and its warm rays spread across the land, bathing the entire northern hemisphere in brilliant light.
In stark contrast, the southern hemisphere was shrouded in gloom, like a forgotten corner of the world.
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