They shattered one planet with the main cannon, then sent its fragments crashing into another.
Even Star Wars, where planets were blown apart at the drop of a hat, had never featured such a bizarre scene.
Since they had a weapon that could shatter a planet outright.
Why go to such roundabout lengths to ravage that planet?
Why not simply attack the target planet and be done with it?
But that only applied under normal circumstances.
More than a dozen Void Lords lay in ambush around K'aresh.
If the Obsidian Warship appeared nearby, those fellows would certainly swarm it again.
The speed at which the Void Lords summoned their armies in battle was outrageous.
In the blink of an eye, Void Energy Creatures would come charging over in overwhelming numbers.
Sending planetary fragments crashing into it offered a much stronger guarantee of safety!
When the Void Lords saw countless planetary fragments flying toward them, they could not stop them even if they wanted to.
Most of their combat strength rested on summoning armies.
As a result, they lacked powerful direct attacks.
If it had been a Void Lord like Mormont, with his special sonic attack.
A single roar could have shattered those planetary fragments.
But Mormont was a one-in-ten-thousand exception.
The other Void Lords had no such means.
Against planetary fragments carrying tremendous kinetic energy, there was very little these summoning specialists could do!
They could bombard them with a few ranged attacks, but they could not change their course.
What difference would knocking a few chips off a planetary fragment nearly six thousand kilometers in diameter, comparable to a small planet, make?
So the Void Lords present could only watch helplessly as the planetary fragments crashed into K'aresh.
The instant the larger planet collided with the smaller one, an