Looking at the number of Burning Legion Warships detected by the Satellite, Herad hesitated over whether to send the obsidian warship into battle.
Although it was not a massive fleet numbering over a thousand ships.
This fleet of over a hundred ships could still pose a deadly threat to the obsidian warship.
If they managed to fire a perfect coordinated volley.
Tough as the obsidian warship was, it would still become a brilliant firework that flashed briefly in the cosmos before vanishing.
Watching the Burning Legion Warships attack ground targets with abandon, Herad soon made up his mind.
Weapons existed to wage war.
If he worried about weapons being damaged in war, what was the point of having them?
The obsidian warship was highly intelligent and could operate normally without a crew.
Even if it really was destroyed, all he would lose was expensive materials.
Upon receiving Herad's combat orders, it immediately readied itself, waiting to head into battle.
The hundred-odd Burning Legion Warships split into more than twenty squadrons, each with four ships coordinating their attacks on the ground.
Just as they spread out in low orbit and finished adjusting their attack positions, the obsidian warship, with its short, thick, smoothly rounded hull, suddenly appeared at the edge of the fleet.
Before the fleet's demon commanders could react, the obsidian warship fired a beam of mottled light, accurately striking the nearest Burning Legion Warship.
What the obsidian warship had absorbed earlier was fel.
However, once any energy was stored in obsidian for more than three minutes, the obsidian would transform its properties, making it extremely mixed and chaotic.
No spellcaster would like this Chaos Energy with its jumbled properties.
This prevented it from being an excellent energy-storage gem.
But a war machine built from this magical gemstone could still