Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

So he had no choice but to watch whether his teammates who followed could have the ability to escape this disaster.

For Jia Yan, what he wanted was just the result. The lives of this group of subordinates, to be honest, it was a game first, and they didn’t actually die, and secondly, there were no feelings between them. Even if they truly died, it wouldn’t cause any sadness to him at all.

"Lord Jia Yan is letting us hold the line ourselves, don’t give up!"

Seeing another battleship explode beside them, a Captain suddenly shouted.

The formation, which was already in peril, stabilized somewhat instantly because of his words.

And he wasn’t wrong. Jia Yan, who was maneuvering behind the enemy lines, although not directly entering the enemy ranks for slaughter, continued to inflict damage from behind them.

This at least diverted the attention of that group of enemies behind, placing it entirely on Jia Yan, greatly relieving the pressure on this side.

Bang Bang Bang.

When the war reached a certain heat level, from a military facility on the enemy’s side, another hundred battleships launched again.

"We must win, follow me in charge!"

"The enemy relies only on a powerful battleship. Now that we know their card up in their sleeve, there is nothing to fear. We have the advantage in numbers; no need to worry about other tricks they have, we can pile them to death."

"Exactly, today either they die or we perish, so we must strive hard, don’t even think about escaping."

"It’s just a game. We’re playing this game to pursue this sort of war, aren’t we?"

"Hahaha, too exhilarating, the enemy is also impressive, to battle us with so few battleships, we are all heroes."

"No matter who loses, everyone is a hero, worthy of song and praise."

The players in this civilization seemed like they were on steroids, rushing forward wave after wave in a blood-crazed frenzy.

The remaining one hundred battleships were prepared for the upcoming close battle with the other side’s Earth Civilization Spaceship, feeling there was no need to deploy them all at this stage.

When dealing with a large number of enemies, deploying all the battleships is useful, but with so few enemies, deploying them all doesn’t have much effect.

After all, against such a sole enemy, sending everyone in risks long-range inaccuracy, while in close quarters they might crash into each other?

If they start killing their own, that would be absolutely ridiculous.

Therefore, they didn’t need so many battleships deployed all at once.

Thud thud.

On this end, the Earth Civilization Spaceship wasn’t idle either.

Jia Yan and his team were using more than a dozen battleships against the enemy’s two hundred battleships. With such a disparity in strength, even Jia Yan himself wasn’t sure they would win initially, so Adisa definitely needed to think of a way to draw off a portion of the enemy’s combat power onto themselves.

A civilization’s spaceship inherently possesses a certain combat power, as it was designed from the outset. If a fledgling civilization had no means of self-preservation, it would be too troublesome.

In reality, even until now, the strongest combat power remains the spaceship.

The Earth Civilization Spaceship suddenly started moving.

The enemy’s Civilization Spaceship, always keeping an eye on the Earth Civilization Spaceship, moved at once when they saw movement.

The opponent’s spaceship was considered a new model within a year, but since they invested tons of energy into battleships and military bases, in their view, the spaceship’s combat power wasn’t that reliable.

At least against the Earth Civilization’s Spaceship, it didn’t seem as formidable.

Because on the Earth Civilization side, earlier, the resources from victories were not only invested in the manufacture of over a dozen battleships, but also in the enhancement of the Civilization Spaceship.

So now the Earth Civilization has a main cannon and five auxiliary cannons, each of these six cannon fires having far more power than the battleships piloted by Jia Yan and the others.

Boom.

At this moment, the first to attack was the enemy’s firepower.

The distance between the two was around two hundred kilometers.

In the starry sky, two hundred kilometers isn’t far, at least to two battleships hundreds of meters large, it’s as if they’re face to face.

No previous battle occurred, wishing to await the conclusion of the battleships’ warfare before engaging in the war of the main spaceships, and if one side’s battleship fleet won, they could use the battleships for auxiliary attacks, increasing the chance of victory.

Yet now it seems the enemy couldn’t sit still any longer.

Because over at the battleship battleground, although their battleships had the absolute numerical advantage, they somehow fell into a disadvantage.

Thus they had to change their strategy, to destroy the enemy spaceship, therefore the enemy battleships also would naturally perish, and they would count it as a win.

But in fact, implementing such a notion isn’t easy.

"Steer me left!"

The Sovereign controlled by Adisa roared with cold clarity.

Under his command, the few ship operatives in the control room quickly operated the battleship, trembling like chilled cicadas.

These battleship operators were exceptional individuals chosen by Adisa from the game’s players, with two having considerable merchant ship operation experience, and another five were warfare college students. They may not be exceedingly outstanding in piloting warships but have great potential.

The reason these students participated in the game was simple: to learn to pilot warships. Although it’s just a game, this game takes place in the real world, the warships and spaceships are genuine, hence operating them isn’t different from participating in a real combat internship.

As it’s their first real operation, their minds went blank.

Luckily, Adisa’s reminder made them quickly understand what they needed to do.

Then, the group of operators promptly performed the steering according to Adisa’s instructions.

Next, under their instinctive reactions, the Earth Civilization Spaceship immediately changed direction.

And the first shell fired by the enemy narrowly grazed the Earth Civilization Spaceship, abruptly shooting into the depths of the universe.

"Uh, did we just dodge it?"

"Great, we actually dodged it."

"Thankfully, thanks to the Sovereign Lord’s well-executed command, if left to us, we’d certainly have been hit already."

"The Sovereign Lord is so skillful, he must be an outstanding commander in reality too."

These operators were each astonished in admiration.

"You bunch of fools, actually have time to celebrate, the enemy is about to attack again, with such a slow response just now, are you trying to have us all die here? React faster, especially the person on console number three, yes you, your action was 0.3 seconds slower than others, you know how much the enemy can do in that time? Enough to kill us twice, you idiot, hurry up and move."

The Sovereign controlled by Adisa had no mercy, scolding the group operating the warship half to death.

"Ah, I’m sorry."

The student player who was called out nearly burst into tears.

"Steer me right and add a lateral spin radius."

"Yes."

This time, everyone sped up.

Last time’s response, the students were the slowest, the merchants the fastest.

But now, everyone’s speeds became almost the same.

After all, the War College students are specially learning warfare, it was just the initial shock that made them react slowly. Now, they slightly came around and were fast enough.

"Alright, dodged two shells from them, now it’s our turn to counterattack."

Adisa looked at the opposing spaceship from afar and smiled coldly.

Then, following its smooth command, the operators at the battleship felt even their fingers seemed to flow smoothly.

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