The moment the order was issued, the Antimatter Engines inside the Carrier-Based Drones began running beyond capacity.
As spacetime began to distort, tiny Klein bottle structures gradually took shape, and the hulls of the Carrier-Based Drones began shaking violently.
The consequences of overloading the engines were already beginning to show.
The entrances to the Klein bottles were positioned inside the drones' cramped cabins.
A humanoid war robot activated instantly. As a red light flashed across its head sensors, it leaped without hesitation into the Klein bottle entrance before it.
The next second, flames erupted from the Carrier-Based Drone's engine room. Leaking antimatter destroyed the drone outright.
But that hardly mattered.
Its mission was complete.
Without knowing the precise layout of the enemy ships, using four-dimensional leaps for interstellar boarding carried considerable risk-the arrival points could easily end up somewhere unexpected.
Inside a deck, for instance, or inside an Antimatter Reactor...
Thus, interstellar boarding using leap technology was a full-fledged saturation assault.
Millions of drones delivered more than a million war robots into different sections of the target ships!
Hum...
A strange spacetime fluctuation rippled through the interior of the Planetary Fortress.
Suddenly, a two-meter-tall war robot clad in star gold-carbyne armor appeared on a deck.
Short-range individual leap technology was still unstable. On a battlefield with such pronounced gravitational disturbances, its stability suffered even more.
As a result, the robot's arrival was anything but graceful-it slammed straight into the hard deck.
The collision between its tough armor and the deck even sent a shower of sparks flying.
It quickly adjusted its position and automatically deployed its various weapon systems and sensors.
After confirming that there was no danger nearby, it slowly stood up and "surveyed" its surroundings.
It was an enclosed space with no signs of life.
As its