As for the atomic-nucleus battleship that existed only in theoretical data, Luo Qi no longer held any hope for its defenses.
The Observer's shell was made through Atomic Nucleus Molding, and it was indeed as hard as it appeared. Yet wherever it went, it was practically smashed apart with a single blow.
Wait, the humans of Water Blue Star didn't seem capable of smashing it apart, but the enemy wasn't the humans of Water Blue Star.
Atomic materials remained the mainstay. The Seventh-Generation Battleship measured five kilometers in diameter and was equipped with a large Gravitational Towing Accelerator capable of three hundred times the speed of light.
Attack rays with a maximum speed of three hundred times the speed of light-the particle-energy annihilation caused by Antimatter Rays was still the most powerful form of attack Luo Qi knew of.
A particle released every last bit of its energy. At the level of fundamental particles in the conventional universe, what could be more tangible than that?
It was simply a question of whether to disperse that burst of pure energy or twist it into a fine thread.
After all, with the same amount of energy, the tighter the compression, the greater the energy per unit volume and the higher the destructive power.
At that moment, Origin Star was traveling through the conventional universe with an acceleration of 140,000 kilometers per second, approaching forty-six percent of light speed. Accompanying Origin Star were new hundred-meter-class superluminal escort craft.
The route ahead was safe. All matter was scanned by the latest Observer System, and any antimatter bombs left along the way were dealt with by small superluminal aircraft.
At such a crazy speed, Origin Star's repulsive force layer balanced the impact of cosmic matter, allowing it to land on Origin Star's surface at nearly