Star Fleet, Starting with Datafication

Chapter 310 A Civilization That Betrayed the Alliance

Watching Jehovah's departing figure, Qingyang suddenly smiled, and the anxiety that had begun after his reincarnation gradually subsided.

Looking back at the capital region stretching to the horizon, Qingyang had no intention of going there, and instead turned and left.

The adventure has only just begun; we will meet again in the capital.

With this thought in mind, Qingyang activated StarNet Delivery, instantly severing him from the StarNet world system.

However, the place where they reappeared was not the original starry sky, but inside a vast and enormous building.

The Möbius strip, a colossal structure spanning hundreds of millions of miles, radiates magnificent light and an aura powerful enough to make Qingyang's soul tremble.

Countless customized military starships and shuttles of various models came and went rapidly, swallowing and spitting out countless military warships every moment.

Qingyang was shocked as he looked at the Möbius strip before him.

This colossal structure may seem minuscule compared to many of the Alliance's high-level legions' fortresses and hubs, but its significance far surpasses those war-made creations.

"Starsea Human Alliance - Alliance General Staff!"

Not only the Allied Forces, but also the General Staff, which brings together representatives from many powerful nations and even superpowers, is actually responsible for the entire Allied Army.

Aside from the high-level legions and special forces of superpowers, virtually all strategic-level detailed operational instructions are issued from here.

With this in mind, Qingyang's eyes turned serious, and he stepped inside.

The Möbius General Staff can teleport any life form to where it is meant to be, even though Qingyang himself doesn't know why the StarNet sent it here.

As the light shone, Qingyang appeared on a huge circular platform.

Besides this platform, Qingyang could see at least millions of other platforms floating in this pale blue space, with commanders and officers constantly being teleported in and then hurriedly teleporting away.

In theory, almost all missions can be received from the StarNet, except for a very few special combat missions.

This concerns a mission involving pan-humans or sub-humans who have already come under the Alliance's control...

Did a subhuman civilization betray us? Or did a subhuman civilization develop a cult of evil gods that instigate a rebellion?

Or perhaps there's an ordinary country where someone has been mysteriously bewitched and is posing a threat to the citizens of the Alliance?

The first two are fine, but the latter would be a major event that would shake the entire league.

How long has it been since any harm occurred within the alliance?

Even in ordinary countries that have not yet been completely covered by the will of the Alliance civilization, there has been no serious incidents targeting humanity itself for half an era.

Thoughts flashed through his mind. The staff officer, who was processing various intelligence at an extremely fast pace, noticed him as the platform hovered in the air at its center.

"Commander Qingyang."

Qingyang nodded slightly: "Advisor, what is the mission?"

"That's right, there is a mission that Commander Qingyang needs to handle personally. The process is not mandatory, only the result matters."

As he spoke, the advisor swiped across a virtual panel, and mysterious high-dimensional data appeared in Qingyang's mind as memory information.

Qingyang's expression changed.

Is it really a rebellion?!

Of course, it wasn't a betrayal by subhumans or pan-humans, after all, the Alliance has existed since the middle of the Fourth Era.

No similar betrayal incidents have occurred, and the concept of pan-humanity has basically converged into a consensus.

However, the situation for this mission was equally urgent.

After exploring the wasteland, the Alliance established forces in many other universes, including local Alliance garrisons or commanders stationed there.

The most common approach is to support a civilization and help it become a more advanced civilization in that universe, one that can have a voice, making it easier for the alliance to act.

And the traitors are such a civilization.

The Sora Empire.

Their race is a kind of spiritual energy life form similar to slimes, with extremely good development potential. In addition to having very strong individuality, their race also has a mindset similar to collective will.

In addition, given their simple nature and lack of malice or excessive emotions, they are considered good candidates for support.

They've actually betrayed us now?

Naturally powerful psionic beings, they operate using both psionic and mechanical energy, relying on equipment to make each Sora essentially a weakened version of an Omnic Core...

They only developed one retrograde era in that universe, reaching the level nine advanced civilization!

Of course, that's not the key point. The key point is that the Sora Empire was extremely decisive after the rebellion.

They directly arrested several pan-human civilizations that the alliance had ordered to be protected, and scattered them into various corners of their own empire's territory.

The Alliance cannot use a super-strike at the rule level to wipe out the Sora Empire; they can only negotiate or try to rescue these pan-humans.

Qingyang sorted through the remaining hundreds of millions of data units within seconds, and immediately felt overwhelmed.

"Am I the only one?" Qingyang asked helplessly.

The staff officer waved his hand: "How could that be? There are other commanders acting together, totaling more than 20,000 star fleets."

Most of them are T5 fleets, more than a hundred T4 fleets, and one T3 fleet will hide and wait for an opportunity to strike.

What you need to do is to quickly rescue the pan-humans in the area you are responsible for.

Once all the pan-humans scattered throughout the Sora Empire have escaped, the T3 fleet will destroy the Sora Empire.

Qingyang understood. Although it was troublesome, the probability of rescue was indeed much higher with 20,000 powerful star fleets operating together.

The staff officer then said helplessly, "If it were our own universe, it wouldn't be so troublesome. No matter where the pan-humans are, the StarNet can use various means to fix the spacetime flow of large swathes of the universe."

Let alone a level nine civilization, even a dominant civilization wouldn't dare take humanity as a hostage.

In general, it's still that other universe. The Alliance isn't deeply rooted, and the StarNet hasn't deeply penetrated the cosmic framework. Even some conventional weapons that surpass the level of overlords can't be used.

After all, that universe isn't very large. The sudden emergence of a dominant force, no matter how convincingly the forged identity card is, will still alert the will of the universe.

A desolate universe, regardless of the civilization within it, as long as it is a desolate universe, its will possesses power surpassing the first order.

Even if 95% of this power is used to maintain the universe, the rest can still pose a huge threat to the Alliance forces.

Moreover, once the core defense alarm is triggered, those desolate universes might even temporarily disregard cosmic stability and unleash 80% of their power to attack.

Although the Alliance is not afraid, given the current situation, it does not want to provoke the complete hostility of a cosmic will.

Don't forget that the will of the universe has begun to sense that something is wrong with the Alliance.

Therefore, the General Staff's approach was to conduct a rapid rescue without resorting to the full power of the rules.

Finally, they used a brief, rule-based attack to quickly wipe out the Sora Empire, and then withdrew!

Although it is simple and crude, it is the most efficient method at present.

With its star commanders and diverse tactical systems, the Alliance can easily launch surprise attacks.

Qingyang glanced at the standards, determined the area of ​​operation, and suddenly frowned: "Is it mainly planetary surface combat?"

A level nine advanced psionic civilization, or a spiritual energy life form, its individual strength is definitely not weak.

Apart from the core crew members, the lives of the rest of the Eternal Fleet cannot be guaranteed, and this could even greatly affect the efficiency of rescue operations.

"The Alliance will dispatch a squad of versatile mechs and a unit of superhumans to assist, with an average of eleventh-tier members and thirty members at the high-dimensional realm."

Qingyang decisively replied, "I'm fine."

"Start the countdown now. The operation will begin after the 25th day of the lunar month and the 13th hour of the lunar month."

"clear."

Qingyang's figure vanished instantly.

Chapter 311 The Strange Situation of the Sora Empire

There's no rush to deal with the Egg of Destruction. Although its coordinates have been revealed, neither the Saint River Universe nor the Alliance Legion can handle it in the short term.

Qingyang sat in a giant garden, gazing at the vast and magnificent Gate to the Universe in the distance.

He was waiting for the Eternal Fleet to return. Jiafei and Jiang Tianxue stayed there temporarily; a war of that scale was not common in the vast universe.

Besides these two, many commanders who were originally in the Great Universe or other different universes are also constantly rushing to the Saint River Universe for training.

Two dominant insectoid swarms, multiple dominant civilizations, and numerous advanced civilizations clashed in a fierce battle...

If this mission hadn't been so urgent, Qingyang would have liked to stay there for a few more years and directly break through to the T4 Star Fleet.

.......

On the other side, in the alternate universe 'Rosen'.

In a supercluster with a diameter of nearly a trillion light-years, countless illusory warships are patrolling everywhere.

They resemble giant nautiluses, existing in a state that seems to be between projection and reality, like a reflection in water placed in the real dimension.

If it weren't for the well-organized and clear energy circuits above, which prove that these tens of thousands of meters long objects are warships, one might mistake them for extraterrestrial beings.

Subtle psionic vibrations and mental waves constantly emanated from the vicinity of these warships.

These fleets of Nautilus warships can be seen almost everywhere in this trillion-light-year region.

Although each fleet consisted of only a few dozen ships, no civilization dared to intercept or provoke them along the way, watching as these warships passed through planets and even megastructures.

That's right, they don't just look like anything, they don't even have any physical meaning.

A pseudo-energy state warship that combines spirit and psychic energy.

The Sora Empire's original technology system, if it's about energy and a few other important basic technologies, is still at the ninth-level advanced sequence.

It has probably already reached the peak of level nine, and even now, a typical level nine peak civilization cannot suppress the Sora Empire!

After all, the Sora civilization was once hailed by the Alliance Civilization Analysis Team as a civilization with the potential to reach the ages, and perhaps the first age empire in this universe in the future—a civilization with extremely high potential!

Even without alliance funding, they could at least become the dominant civilization.

Who could have imagined that this pure race, which makes no attempt to hide its emotions and thoughts, would one day betray the alliance?

However, many in the alliance suspect that the Sora Empire did not betray the alliance on its own initiative, but was influenced by external forces.

In fact, the T3 fleet was hidden to investigate this situation. If there were any unforeseen circumstances, the Alliance would consider reducing the punishment for the Sola Empire.

The region to the right of the supercluster is an extremely prosperous area with a diameter of approximately 130 billion light-years.