Perhaps because this Battle Fortress was not an original piece of Federation technology but a heavily modified imitation, the Dark Matter Singularity Chain-Reaction Device aboard it was considerably less powerful than the same doomsday weapon fitted to Iax's Titan Ship, and its effects lasted only a short time.
More importantly, without the high-speed calculations of the Men of Iron, relying solely on the Tech-Priests' coordination had caused some of the matter singularities' coverage to overlap. The singularities interfered with one another, severely compromising the attack's effectiveness.
These suddenly appearing microscopic Black Holes instantly dealt a devastating blow to every target within the entire attack area.
Sixty percent of the Necrons' fleet was instantly torn apart by absolute gravitational force.
Szarekh stared at the sudden Matter Singularity strike in disbelief.
These Black Holes were manifestations of absolute physical laws. Even the Necrons' place at the pinnacle of the material universe did not mean that all their ships could withstand the power of such a weapon.
The Crypteks immediately activated some of the ancient ship's strange technological devices, swiftly neutralizing the two nearest microscopic Black Holes.
Dazzling green beams encircled the Song of Annihilation.
The enormous Necron vessel, larger than Luna, stood out among the surrounding Necron fleets.
Cawl brought another doomsday weapon aboard the Fortress of Enlightenment—the Annihilation Cannon—to full power.
This weapon was the ultimate version of the Antimatter Ray Cannon, possessing the terrifying power to detonate Black Holes.
Its immense penetrating power could punch through several planets along its line of fire in a single shot. It was equipment designed for Federation Titan Ships to destroy other Titan Ships.
The dark beam, brimming with death and destruction, shot straight toward Szarekh's flagship.
Almost the instant it fired, the Crypteks aboard the vessel activated the Inertialess Drive to evade it,