Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 797: The remaining soldiers are defeated
Watching their own side being defeated despite their absolute numerical advantage, and watching their own warships being harvested like grass by humans, the Orange Star Civilization no longer had the confidence it had before in winning.

However, at this time, deep in their hearts, they still believed that their race was a very superior race, far superior to humans, and the reason they won the war was entirely because humans obtained the pioneer treasure.

Not only did I lose to humans, but I lost to advanced civilization technology. It’s not shameful at all.

The most important thing now is to bring back the news that humans have become extremely powerful after obtaining the Pioneer treasure, so that the headquarters’ fleet will not be blinded and destroyed by human civilization.

However, as the war has progressed to this point, it is obviously unrealistic to withdraw calmly, because the remaining 800,000 warships of the Orange Star Civilization are now all entangled with the scattered warships.

If they wanted to withdraw directly, with the powerful combat capability displayed by human warships, many warships would definitely be noticed because of the withdrawal action and then destroyed more easily.

The losses will be even greater then.

Although humans' warships are few in number, they are very flexible, and their dodging and attacks as if predicted are too abnormal. The warships of the Orange Star Civilization have no idea whether they will be hit by the attacks launched at any time if they turn around.

The only solution now is to sacrifice some warships and launch a fierce and desperate attack on the human warships to cover the other warships from the battlefield.

The sooner this decision is made, the better. The sooner more warships can be used, and more people can escape from the scene.

As long as they leave the effective strike range of human warships and successfully enter the highest warp speed state, they will be considered to have escaped.

However, they could not escape in the same direction and had to run separately, otherwise they would be caught up by humans. The result was that they would be caught up at the next supply point, and then they would all be slaughtered with no way to escape.

The commander of the Orange Star Civilization was very clear-headed. He issued this order directly after taking over command of the fleet.

But after all, everyone can see the current situation. The warships that stay and continue to delay the warships of human civilization will undoubtedly die, which is tantamount to sending people to their deaths.

If a commander who has just taken over the command lets others cover the rear while he runs away, it is probably not a question of whether there are warships to execute the order.

However, the new commander was not afraid at all. He took the initiative to take on this fatal mission and took the lead in charging at the human flagship Lyra.

"The 55th, 58th, and 86th squadrons... follow our ship. Target: the flagship of human civilization!"

"76th Squadron, 45th Squadron, 23rd Squadron... Immediately evacuate the battlefield upon receiving my order. Separate your forces and bring the news back to the main civilization after replenishing resources in the next star system!"

The new commander quickly divided the squadron on the battlefield into two parts. Most of the squadrons that followed the charge were the only remaining warships equipped with third-generation warp weapons, while those that received the withdrawal order were mostly the squadrons whose logistical resource development capabilities had not been destroyed.

Combat fleets composed of warships are basically combat-oriented, but there are also ships with resource development functions. Every large fleet has them, usually factory-type ships that carry engineering spacecraft and various mineral collection and refining equipment, or comprehensive battleships like the Lyra.

However, the Orange Star Civilization does not have comprehensive battleships. It is true that their flagships have stronger performance, but all of them are enhanced in terms of warfare performance.

At the same time, in order to ensure the fleet's strong combat effectiveness, their warships are warships, and their logistics ships are logistics ships.

If they want to escape, they must let the warships and logistics ships run together. Otherwise, even if they run away, they will die in the starry sky because they have no ability to develop resources.

After a round of shouting, the new commander of the Orange Star Civilization shouted in the public channel of the more than 300,000 warships that were left behind: "The target is 2,994 warships. We will use 300 warships to hold back one of them. Even if we have to use warships to stop them, we must stop them and buy time for the retreating warships. Everyone, the hope of my Orange Star Civilization is pinned on you!"

"Let's go together. For the glory of Orange Star, for Orange Star to shine in the universe, for Orange Star civilization, charge!" "For Orange Star civilization, charge!"

"Orange Star civilization will last forever. Charge!"

"Oh Universe, please listen to the cry of our Orange Star civilization!"

"As long as the battleship is here, I am here. If the battleship is destroyed, I will die. Charge!"

"Go, kill the humans!"

"Go ahead, let's show human civilization our courage!"

"Hahaha, life is a hymn to courage, and our Orange Star civilization is a hymn to life!"

For a moment, the Orange Star people who were left behind became excited. The wind was whistling and the water was cold, but they made their blood boil.

Even if you know you are going to die, you want to die gloriously.

Perhaps the Orange Star civilization has a hobby in this regard. When they launched a desperate charge, they even carried out a tachyon broadcast to all human warships on the battlefield, which was equivalent to shouting on the battlefield.

They got what they wanted!
The human fleet received their final cries and fulfilled their wishes without any suspense.

It was just one ship against a hundred ships, and they were killed by humans in no time. It was a crushing battle.

There are also powerful warships like the Lyra, which, after dealing with the warships that launched a desperate charge against it, used its speed beyond the limit to attack and kill the warships of the Orange Star Civilization that had just turned around and embarked on the road to escape.

If the chase time is not counted, this war lasted a very short time, and the Orange Star Civilization fleet, which was seeking death, was killed and defeated by humans.

The whole process was a crushing one, as the Orange Star civilization, which had an absolute numerical advantage, was crushed by humans, who had absolute technological advantage.

Of the 1.8 million warships, only about 300,000 escaped in the end, while not a single warship of the human side was damaged.

It's just so outrageous, even though the battleship in the third-person driving mode is so small, it's more powerful than any other civilization.

It can be said that at the same level of civilization, this thing is just a cheat. A warship equipped with a third-person driving mode cannot be destroyed unless the energy is exhausted or the driver cannot take over.

As for the warships that escaped, humans had no way to deal with them. If the First Fleet was still fully staffed, they could send unmanned warships to chase them until they were all killed.

But now the entire fleet has only 2,994 ships. We are not afraid of being killed in pursuit, but we are afraid of being separated from our teammates.

Humans do believe that the Orange Star Civilization deserves to die, and they want to kill them all. After all, these escaped warships carry information about the human fleet's fighter jets. But they cannot chase them, because the most important thing for humans is not to chase down the remaining invaders, but to return to the main body of human civilization and share the third-generation warp technology with the main body of civilization.

(End of this chapter)