Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1514 Come and chase me if you dare

The destructive power was beyond the expectations of even the leading scientists involved in the project; they never imagined that the Lyra could cause such immense damage.

That covers the entire end of the Milky Way galaxy, a range of 100,000 light-years, and possibly even further. However, the targets of our probes are physical star systems, since those are the easiest to see.

Upon realizing that this was the result of the Lyra's string plucking, humanity also realized that it seemed to have unknowingly mastered a method of large-scale, wide-ranging attacks.

This means using the mechanism of microscopic to macroscopic to cause widespread destruction at the microscopic level, thereby creating a destructive impact that reflects the microscopic onto the macroscopic.

Currently, it seems that this method of attack must be hidden at the microscopic level, but the technology is not yet mature, because human civilization is currently just randomly "plucking strings". Indiscriminately destroying the Calabi-Yau space in this way will also have random and chaotic effects on the mapped macroscopic space.

Humans, of course, cannot control whether the attacks they launch will hit their own people.

Therefore, in order to master this method of attack, human civilization still needs to continue to study the "method of plucking the string" and conduct experiments at the microscopic level. For example, by analyzing the data obtained from this "string plucking" frame by frame, we can see which type of Calabi-Yau space each plucking corresponds to, and then try them one by one to find out the macroscopic impact of the destruction of each Calabi-Yau space.

It is even possible to experiment with the scenario where multiple Calabi-Yau spaces are destroyed.

In short, as long as we continue down this path, human civilization will inevitably master the means to strike the entire galaxy. Most importantly, when using such means, the Dream Lyra can hide in the microscopic quantum world, which is simply perfect.

Furthermore, scientists have suddenly discovered that human civilization seems to have unknowingly broken through the limitations of its strike range, at least in terms of strike range, and has joined the ranks of established cosmic-level civilizations.

Although the attack of the Dream Lyra is actually a modification of the regular physical rules, it comes in many forms, often catching the enemy off guard.

Thinking about what would happen next, everyone on the Dream Lyra showed joy.

They were overjoyed, but their allies on the other side of the starry sky were suffering terribly.

The Galactic Heart Civilization's detection technology is impressive, but in terms of combat power, it is no match for the unknown civilization's conventional fleet. Of their five hundred million warships, only tens of thousands remain. Even the Justice Galaxy was being torn apart. Of course, it's not a warship that's screaming; it's the Galactic Heart people inside that are screaming.

The Justice Galaxy itself also suffered some damage. During a computer system overload, it was hit by the enemy's quark-flavored attack, and one-fifth of the entire warship was destroyed.

Yes, one-fifth of their strength was lost.

This situation might be difficult to occur on warships of other civilizations, but it happens frequently on the Silver Heart civilization, because they often use three-dimensional portals to separate different parts of a warship into different locations during battles.

While the Justice Galaxy was using three-dimensional travel technology to evade the attack, a portion of its hull, separated in a certain part of space, was directly hit by the quark-flavored attack.

It now looks like a warship with a missing piece, but that doesn't mean the Justice Galaxy is finished. Its repair system has patched up the gap, and it's still fighting.
Oh no, they're no longer fighting. When the Dream Lyra sent them a message saying it had destroyed the equilateral triangle warship, the Justice Galaxy had already started its escape mode.

It accelerated to full warp speed and toward the unknown civilization's fleet, but the three-dimensional portal that appeared at its front told human civilization that it was making a 180-degree turn through the three-dimensional portal.

The same applies to its remaining tens of thousands of combat units, including warships.

The entire fleet had abandoned the attack. While maintaining their collective shields, they opened portal after portal, dividing each of their warships into several segments and continuously shuttling between them. In no time, they had increased the distance between themselves and the enemy to tens of thousands of light-years.

The speed was so fast that even the commander of the unknown civilization on the other side was a little stunned, because the retreat speed of this group of warships was much faster than the previous attack speed. They were like dogs whose tails had been stepped on, running away frantically.

In reality, if it were just the Justice Galaxy warship group, they wouldn't have been able to escape so quickly. The reason is that during the attack, that is, while heading towards the unknown civilization's fleet, the Silver Heart Civilization had thrown out many instruments and equipment along the way.

These pieces of equipment were actually preparations for their escape.

When they issue the order to flee, these instruments and equipment will combine to form nodes of three-dimensional shuttle doors, just like pre-set doors, allowing the entire fleet to quickly escape the battlefield.

Although it suffered some damage during the battle, it was not the primary target, and many nodes remained intact under the protection of the rule shield.

Thus, the Justice Galaxy appeared to be running as fast as a rabbit.

Silverheart Civilization didn't think there was anything wrong with running away.

On the contrary, their sudden escape sent a wrong signal to the unknown civilization, making them mistakenly believe that they were about to win and that the other side was no match for them at all.

In fact, the Galactic Heart civilization was indeed no match for them.

Furthermore, the Silverheart Civilization's escape was completely genuine; it could only be described as a hasty retreat.

Therefore, upon seeing this battlefield situation, the unknown civilization, which had not yet received news from the flagship, made a wrong judgment. With a command from their commander who had temporary command authority, the remaining more than 300 million warships instantly activated their teleportation mode and chased after the direction in which the Galactic Heart civilization was fleeing.

As the saying goes, it's better to break one finger than to injure all ten. The unknown civilization has also realized that the Justice Galaxy is the core of this warship, and they intend to destroy it.

Unfortunately, this is exactly what humans want.

Humanity, having just dealt with the equilateral triangle warship, was still debating whether to charge straight in, but now, the enemy has made the wrong judgment.

Don't chase a desperate enemy.

However, they relentlessly pursued the fleeing Silver Heart civilization fleet.

Upon seeing this situation, the Dream Lyra returned to the microscopic world once more, quietly waiting for the unknown civilization fleet to approach as it pursued the Silver Heart civilization fleet.

The Lyra is currently about 30,000 light-years away from the Galactic Heart Civilization. While rushing there would allow us to directly confront the unknown civilization's fleet, our methods for large-scale destruction are not yet mature. We can only use quantum exile to strike, so it would be more effective to gather the enemy together.

Taking advantage of the information gap between the two sides, try to wait a little longer and allow more of the other side's fleet to gather. After all, although the Silver Heart civilization has been damaged, it still has the ability to escape, and the Justice Galaxy will not be destroyed in the short term.

(End of this chapter)