The passage to the Sea of the Moon was only about five meters in diameter, and since it was neither a regular square nor a circle, the usable portion was even smaller.
Even a heavy truck might not fit through an opening that size, let alone a warship.
As for a War Fortress, that was out of the question. Beside one, the rift was little more than a toothpick.
Sidney shot Elliot a startled glance, but said nothing.
The relocation soon began. Sidney organized his people to send in an initial batch of food and other supplies, handing them directly to the Communion's believers. He told them these supplies would be under the Communion's management, to use as they pleased, with no interference from the Expedition Army.
If that was not enough, there was more.
As for the Expedition Army's food, they would provide entirely for themselves, and the soldiers were strictly forbidden from eating out.
Clearly, the Canteen had left them psychologically scarred.
The Expedition Army still had ample food reserves, largely thanks to the two War Fortresses.
These two War Fortresses were as enormous as mountains. Not only did they hold staggering quantities of supplies, they even had several integrated production lines.
In an emergency, they could even manufacture warships outright.
However, the Sea of the Moon lacked the necessary resources, so they could only make do with the spare materials they had brought.
This was also the Expedition Army's greatest source of confidence.
In Sidney's plans, if the war went badly, the fleet could even abandon most of its ships, with the crews retreating into the War Fortresses and leaving only a handful of frigates to break through the encirclement.
With both fortresses still present, supplies were naturally plentiful.
The Communion actually had quite a few members,