Once the combat forces had swept away the enemy and set up the Hyperspace Resonance Devices, it was time for the logistical support forces to take over.
Along this front stretching hundreds of light-years, trillions of vessels of every kind came and went, delivering vast quantities of supplies prepared in the Alliance Core Region to the newly reclaimed planets.
Under the prolonged influence of the Warp, most of these planets had become barren, desiccated worlds without the slightest trace of life.
The reason was simple: normal life could not survive in the Warp, and anything that could survive there was generally bad news.
After all, everyone knew what the Warp was like these days, so the "natives" of these planets deserved nothing less than complete eradication by the combat forces.
But that was fine. Even planets this barren were not difficult for the Alliance to develop.
Even without Coreization or the system's multitude of divine enhancements, the Alliance's own technology was sufficient to support the development of its newly reclaimed planets.
With the virtually unlimited transport capacity of the Hyperspace Routes, the Alliance Core Region's seemingly inexhaustible supplies poured into these planets, lavished on them as though they cost nothing.
Under Vanessa's micromanagement, buildings of every kind rapidly rose in accordance with the core region's planetary development standards.
Once the defensive systems were largely complete, new citizens who had signed up for the migration program swiftly moved in, beginning to exert their influence on these planets and broaden and strengthen the concept of the Alliance.
Planets possessed weight and conceptual significance in the Warp. Otherwise, the various Chaos Cults would not have been so enthusiastic about sacrificing planets, nor would the Chaos Gods have treasured their own Demon Planets so dearly.
Since Chaos could make use of planetary concepts, the