Wandering Meteor

The Bose Alliance and the Fermi Alliance have roughly equivalent technology in Condensed State Weapons.

Thus, after intense fighting, the second batch of support Battle Stars from both sides still could not decide the victor. Despite each side having its advantages and disadvantages during the fierce mutual attacks, they were unable to form a situation conducive to victory.

At this time, due to the stronger firepower of the second batch of support Battle Stars clashing, it thoroughly caught the attention of the headquarters of both the Bose Alliance and the Fermi Alliance, who sent the third batch of support Battle Stars to the frontline as support immediately.

The third batch of support Battle Stars still belonged to the affiliated civilizations of the two sides, only this time, the civilizations had been part of the alliances for a longer period, had more seniority, and could be equipped with stronger weapons. Besides the Bose/Fermi Beam and Condensed Cold Bomb, the Battle Stars from this batch of civilizations were also equipped with the Fermi Dismantling Cannon and Unified Bose/Fermi Cannon, which completely intensified the conflict between the two sides. Moreover, it gradually escalated the initial minor friction at the frontline into a military conflict, rapidly evolving towards a full-scale war.

Half a year later, both the Bose Alliance and Fermi Alliance decided to dispatch their main forces to the battle.

This was because, over this half-year period, neither the Bose Alliance nor the Fermi Alliance were willing to retreat, and as the battles involving the third batch of support Battle Stars intensified, they also continuously sent increasingly urgent requests for support—even to the point of sending twelve requests in one particularly brutal day of fighting.

Such frequent requests for support not only demonstrated the exhaustion of their allies but also the immense pressure exerted by the opponent.

Neither the Bose Alliance nor the Fermi Alliance were willing to back down easily, as retreating even one step wouldn't just be a minor issue, but could become a stain in their civilizational history, constantly subject to attacks and defamation by the opponent, so, as competitors, they naturally did not want to leave any leverage in the hands of the opponent, nor did they want to see the opponent's arrogant demeanor.

Thus, the Bose Alliance and Fermi Alliance decided to dispatch their main Battle Stars to participate, thereby initiating the second Bose-Fermi war over the Heavenly Nebula.

Since the two civilizations had been competing for a long time and were very aware of each other's combat capabilities, the Bose Alliance directly deployed all Battle Stars from Bose-1 to Bose-500. This was the tactical arrangement drawn from their past combat experiences, as the Fermi Alliance typically liked to dispatch two-thirds of their forces while keeping one-third in reserve for flexible manoeuvring. This time, the Bose Alliance planned to capitalize on this habit to give the Fermi Alliance a severe lesson with a lightning-fast offensive on the frontline!

As for the Bose Alliance's Bose-1 to Bose-500 Battle Stars, these represent the standardized designations of each generation of Battle Star. Since entering the era of space, when Battle Stars became the standard units of combat power, the Bose Alliance abandoned complex names and designations, simply using Bose along with a number to indicate the generation of each Battle Star. Bose-1 was the first generation of Bose Battle Stars, and Bose-500 was the 500th generation, the latest Bose Battle Star. Thus, Bose-1 to Bose-500 does not mean there were only five hundred Battle Stars, but rather five hundred models, where the general difference between models of Battle Stars lies in quality, size, density, and the Weapon Level of the equipped weapons. If counting numbers, aside from special Battle Stars of the Bose Alliance, there were over seven thousand Battle Stars from Bose-1 to Bose-500 alone.

Eventually, these numerous and various Bose Battle Stars arrived swiftly at the frontline battlefield through the Space Wormhole.

On the other side, the Fermi Alliance indeed typically only liked to dispatch two-thirds of its combat power, but this time, after high-level consultations within the Fermi Civilization, they decided to break from tradition and send all Fermi Battle Stars from Fermi-1 to Fermi-500. Since both sides had been in constant competition, each weapon and each generation of Battle Stars they developed were benchmarked against each other, and similarly, the numbering systems used by both were alike.

The reason for this unprecedented move by the Fermi Alliance was because the current situation was completely different from before.

Previously, even if there were conflicts between the Fermi Alliance and the Bose Alliance, those were merely verbal and behavioral contradictions without any substantive impact on interests, so the Fermi Civilization could make tactical deployments leisurely. But this time was different; this competition revolved around the Heavenly Nebula, whose significance was immense. They could not afford any mistakes, or it would be a complete defeat. Therefore, for safety's sake, the Fermi Civilization's high command decided to dispatch all Fermi Battle Stars to the frontline to participate in combat.

Moreover, aside from the Fermi Battle Stars, the Fermi Alliance also deployed the Fermi Condensed State War Souls from another direction to assault the Bose Alliance.

This time, the Fermi Alliance's strategy was quite clever. They did the exact opposite of what was expected, utilizing the habitual thinking of the Bose Alliance, prepared to deliver a fatal blow to the Bose Alliance and win this battle for the Heavenly Nebula.

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Above the frontline battlefield.

The Battle Stars of both the Bose Alliance and the Fermi Alliance swiftly arrived at the battlefield through the Space Wormhole. In a short amount of time, over three thousand Battle Stars gathered there, with more continuously arriving from the Space Wormhole.

To prevent the opposing Battle Stars from further reinforcing, both the Bose Alliance and the Fermi Alliance began employing targeted strategies aimed at destroying each other's constructed Space Wormholes and dismantling the opponent's resource transport lines, which thoroughly ignited the second Bose-Fermi War!

However, unlike the first, the onset of the second Bose-Fermi War started with attacks on or defenses of the Space Wormholes.

To destroy the opponent's Space Wormholes, both the Bose Alliance and the Fermi Alliance planned meticulous tactics and deployed over five hundred Battle Stars for the destruction mission.

But, since both the Bose Alliance and the Fermi Alliance were prepared defensively, leaving over a thousand Battle Stars to guard, their plans to destroy failed. Eventually, all Battle Stars from the Bose Alliance and the Fermi Alliance safely passed through the Space Wormhole to the frontline, with a total of over fourteen thousand Battle Stars assembling.

At this point, the first phase of confrontation ended, and both sides entered the second phase of concentrated bombardment.

The second phase of concentrated bombardment involved the Bose Main Battle Star and Fermi Main Battle Star leading their respective affiliate civilization's Battle Stars and main Battle Stars forming battle formations and initiating concentrated and fierce artillery bombardments against each other.

Boom!

Following the end of the first phase of offensive and defensive confrontation, all Battle Stars from both sides successfully arrived at the battlefield. Therefore, both Bose and Fermi sides immediately mobilized all Battle Stars on the battlefield to form battle formations and simultaneously activated all the Energy Weapons on each Battle Star, directing all Energy Attacks towards the direction of the Central Matrix Zone, gathering them into a mass to then direct at the opponent, forming a Super Distance Light Beam bombardment!