As the Human Fleet began its dimensional ascension, the war gradually became "bizarre" when viewed from a three-dimensional perspective.
Within the observable universe, all that remained were clusters of rapidly moving shadows chasing one another.
Amid this seemingly quiet pursuit, explosive flashes, intense spacetime fluctuations, and gravitational disturbances erupted irregularly across every corner of the battlefield, throwing this stretch of space into utter chaos.
Meanwhile.
Alongside violent bursts of energy, enormous, complex three-dimensional structures occasionally appeared out of nowhere, only to disintegrate into countless tiny fundamental particles that scattered in every direction under the impact of various energies.
Inside the Earth's Command Center.
Zero's processing utilization had soared to an unprecedented level since the creation of the Four-Dimensional Optical Brain-all computational work for laboratories and engineering projects within the Human Federation's micro-universe had been transferred to the weak artificial intelligence One, just to squeeze out that extra 5-10% of processing power.
Every attack fired by a main cannon required meticulous calculations and conversions.
It was not just the weapons. Even the direction of travel of every starship required Zero's computational support.
Going from three dimensions to four added only one more direction, yet the increase in computational workload was terrifying!
Thus, for a three-dimensional civilization, warfare after dimensional ascension was, in a sense, a contest of processing power and algorithms.
As he watched the data flashing through the holographic projection, Lü Yongchang's expression grew increasingly grave.
"We can't keep dragging this out!"
He suddenly spoke, breaking the tense silence in the Command Center.
At first, by exploiting the enemy's complacency and lack of intelligence, human civilization had achieved considerable results in a short time.
But...
Four-dimensional beings were, after all, "natives," and their powerful instincts were enough to compensate for their shortcomings in other areas.
Zero's processing power was