When Nathan slashed the spaceship, he practically stirred up a hornet's nest.
The Divine Realm's fleet was sent into a fury, and a multitude of spaceships swarmed out, all determined to hunt down and eliminate Nathan.
Nathan moved with the agility of the wind, as swift as lightning. Amidst the deluge of enemy laser blasts, he expertly dodged and weaved through the chaos, making a desperate escape.
Fortunately, the enemy fleet didn't pursue Nathan for long before the Earth Fleet swiftly rushed over to offer support.
While the Earth Fleet's spaceships might not have been as technologically advanced as those of the Divine Realm, they possessed a crucial numerical advantage.
Both sides immediately engaged in intense combat.
In the skies above the West, the laser cannons of both fleets relentlessly intertwined in a ferocious exchange.
On the ground, in any corner of the West, laser cannon shells could be seen streaking across the sky like a meteor shower, accompanied by the rumbling sound of explosions, akin to muffled thunder.
This battle could be described as the Earth Fleet's most intense and ferocious engagement to date.
It raged on for a full day and night before gradually subsiding to a conclusion.
Of the Earth Fleet, which initially comprised over two hundred spaceships, fewer than one hundred remained standing.
Both Le Soleil and La Luna had been shot down and had crashed.
Even the flagship, God's Punisher Spaceship, endured several brutal hits and sustained substantial damage. Fortunately, God's Punisher Spaceship was renowned as one of the most advanced vessels, ultimately standing strong and persevering until the very end.
The fleets of The Formidable Five all endured significant losses, with at least half of their spaceships destroyed in the midst of battle.
However, the tremendous cost brought the victory in this battle.
The fleets led by Filo, Kilan, Dunn, and Fleming suffered total defeat.
Some enemy spaceships met a fiery demise, while others were compelled to execute emergency landings.
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