Chapter 777: Chapter 430, No Hope Left, Await Death_3 Chapter 777: Chapter 430, No Hope Left, Await Death_3 And this time, the outcome was vastly different.
Although humanity was extremely vigilant of the combat moon, its guns not only had incredible firepower but also accuracy that starkly contrasted with the ordinary Green Skin Ships—a precision combined with an absurdly long range.
After only two rounds of firing, a cruiser-grade flagship belonging to the Mingyang Sect received a fatal strike.
The destroyed wreckage, affected by gravity, fell into the planet’s atmosphere, and the crash was likely to cause significant ground disasters.
But at this moment, no one had the mind to care about that.
Anyone with clear eyes could see that Upper Plateau Star was done for.
Indeed, this combat moon was far from as powerful as the legends claimed.
It had not yet shown the characteristics those combat moons were said to possess, but even just in terms of combat power, it was still far lacking.
But with this strength, it was already enough.
In combination with the vast numbers of the Green Skin Fleet and the previously flagship, in the following battle, human space forces would be utterly unable to withstand them.
As the next two hours passed, one human ship after another was torn to pieces, one space station after another was easily destroyed, and this viewpoint had nearly turned into reality.
Inside the Mechanical Ark, Wu Jiarong was at a loss.
Then, she saw Chen Haixu.
The Founding General of Jindi Star, along with a few attendants, was hurrying along.
Just as Wu Jiarong was about to ask what they should do next, before she had the chance to speak, Chen Haixu already said, “No time to dawdle, follow me.”
In a muddleheaded state, Wu Jiarong followed Chen Haixu onto a small, swift ship.
The ship left the Mechanical Ark amidst the widespread barrage of ship guns scattered across space, dangerously dodged into the planet’s atmosphere, then rounded to the other side of the planet, where things were much calmer.
After that, the ship broke out of the atmosphere and raced at full speed away from Upper Plateau Star.
On the ship, Wu Jiarong was initially astonished, having thought Chen Haixu had some brilliant plan.
It was only now that she realized the Founding General was planning to run.
Immediately after, a chill of fear struck her:
She was slow on the uptake, but her luck had indeed been good just now.
There might be twenty or thirty Dominant Bishops on the Ark, but here, she saw only eight, though all three Principal Sages who had been with her on the ship were present.
The rest, whether they were on the Ark or on the surface of Highland Star, seemed to have been abandoned.
She had neither a high status nor was she a confidant.
If she hadn’t happened upon him, Chen Haixu would have had no reason to bring her along.
In a war doomed to be lost, with the Mechanical Ark likely to be destroyed, just that momentary difference was the difference between life and death.
She had walked through the gates of hell.
Just a while ago, she had been contemplating the twists and turns of life, feeling like she had achieved success and acclaim, and now she had almost died on the Ark.
The fickleness of the world was truly terrifying.
Wu Jiarong, drenched in a cold sweat, came to her senses and thought of something else.
With the main force of the human fleet on the verge of destruction, Upper Plateau Star falling, the gateway to the Steel Fire Dragon Star Sector thrown wide open, and Jindi Star about to face the onslaught of the Green Skins without the protection of the main fleet…
The overall situation of the Orc War had undergone a major change.
She must get word to Gu Hang immediately.
Who is the champion of staying up late?