The Azeroth First Fleet had a total of ten starships, including its flagship, Tempest Keep, stationed at Char Starport in Draenor World to maintain that shattered world's security. After the war ended, the three starships captured from the demons and the original Fel Hammer were also assigned to the First Fleet. In other words, the First Fleet now had fourteen starships in total.
And judging by the current construction progress inside Ulduar, once the first shipment of resources from Xakan arrived, at least ten starships of the same class could roll off the production line within two months. They would be churning them out almost like dumplings dropped into a pot.
In fact, during the past year, year 27 of the Dark Portal, Azeroth had also acquired escort starships of its own beyond its star domain. After all, the actual distance between Azeroth and Draenor was nearly 800,000 light-years. Before Azeroth's engineers developed a faster-than-light engine, that distance was almost impossible to cross.
However, Azeroth's star domain was, after all, a key area protected by the Wall of the Great Dark Beyond, so its escort fleet was inevitably less formidable than the First Fleet. In fact, the Second Fleet had only eight ships so far.
Three small escort ships belonging to Tempest Keep, plus five assault combat starships of various bizarre shapes that the Void Aerospace Administration had built for practice while developing the latest generation of Void Engines-this fleet, which already seemed monstrously powerful to Azeroth's mortals but was actually quite weak in combat strength, remained at a certain point in Azeroth's planetary orbit.
If one insisted on describing it in very sophisticated terms, it was at Azeroth's Lagrange point, remaining absolutely stationary relative to the rotating planet at all times. Using Mimiron's advanced technology and technical support provided