While Zhang Yang was dealing with Blue Star's internal problems, war was raging outside.
Upon arriving here, Blue Star had captured several planets through its cosmic network.
Some planets lay within Blue Star's layered cosmic network. Before they could react, groups of three had forced them into Blue Star's camp.
After a long period of exploration, this method had been developed to its fullest potential.
The planets formed groups of three, all positioned along the edges of star maps spanning a hundred thousand light-years. Whenever a situation arose, each group would send out one planet to form a new trio and capture a target. Once captured, the new planet would join the nearest group.
The original planet's Star Lord, now freed up, would head to new coordinates and form another group, becoming its leader.
It was through this method that Blue Star had expanded so quickly.
But this arrangement also had a drawback.
When war broke out, every group had to leave at least one planet stationary to maintain visibility across the entire network.
Once the distance between Subsidiary Planets exceeded a hundred thousand light-years, the network would break. They would lose their shared vision, allowing their opponents to defeat them one by one.
Everything had its advantages and disadvantages. It all depended on the choices made.
Blue Star currently had 1,214 Subsidiary Planets in 404 groups. Each group could provide a star map covering nearly a hundred thousand light-years. Added together, what a staggering amount of data that was!
When they had first arrived here, there had only been 1,039 Subsidiary Planets. In this brief stretch of time, they had captured nearly two hundred more. Their efficiency was frightening.
The method was like fishing with a net. Zhang Yang had woven a cast net, and when he arrived here,