The current style of space warfare makes the chances of large ships colliding with each other very small, but it is indeed the most effective thod.
After the mother ship’s jump failed, the last remaining single main ship was besieged relentlessly by the six main weapons of Dusk’s three main ships, as well as tens of thousands of other Dusk ships, eting its demise.
Soon, it followed in the footsteps of other chanical Race ships.
anwhile,
the spectator channel of this simulation battle had already fallen into silence.
Yet just a few minutes ago, when the governnt forces successfully exploited the chanical Race’s disturbance, the channel was filled with praise.
Even the ntors on Chen Ming’s side were not stingy with their complints, refraining from criticism despite the opposing side gaining an advantage over their students or behaving unethically.
Winning in a simulated battle was evidently the most important thing.
Chen Ming’s opponent managed to use a main ship, already neutralized by the enemy, as a resource to lure the chanical Race into the field. They had also prepared subsequent counterasures and even executed the first step, showing that this plan was feasible enough.
This plan was therefore successful.
However, when Chen Ming turned around and revealed the more powerful Dusk fleet, the spectator channel instantly went silent.
As a judge, Bai Quan had the judge’s perspective to observe the whole situation and knew the full picture of the battle. Of course, he also knew about the Alpha-level Dusk core that Chen Ming had set up on the first day.
Chen Ming simply hadn’t used it. Bai Quan could see that Chen Ming’s intention was not to use it under normal circumstances, so he never brought it up.
However, others were rely spectators with only viewing privileges, able to observe only alongside participants of the simulation.
So, no one entered to spectate on the first day and didn’t notice Chen Ming’s small actions on that day.
Even though they watched Chen Ming’s perspective every day thereafter, they couldn’t see what Chen Ming had done on the Dusk side.
Therefore, when the overwhelming Dusk fleet appeared in the blink of an eye, everyone felt an indescribable surprise and shock.
But this surprise was also reasonable, given that theoretically, Chen Ming did have such capabilities. They just hadn’t seen it with their own eyes, nor noticed Chen Ming taking any actions regarding Dusk, thus they subconsciously overlooked this point.
Seeing it now in the simulation was, in a way, an indirect affirmation of witnessing Chen Ming’s spiritual energy prowess.
Nonetheless, there were still dissenting opinions.
For instance, Lou Wei, the ntor of Di Jia, who had left earlier but suddenly returned: "Developed to this extent in less than a month?"
Bai Quan naturally detected Lou Wei’s sarcastic tone and explained to the others, "The circumstances and format were different. In reality, he was spotted by Dusk very early on. Initially, he only controlled several Gamma-level cores, so it was impossible to develop so quickly."
"But in this simulation, Chen Ming obtained the Alpha-level Dusk core from the first day, and his presence was never exposed to Dusk. The simulation equipnt calculated Chen Ming’s control efficiency over Dusk based on these two points, resulting in such rapid developnt."
"If you suspect him of cheating, then go ahead and suspect."
"First, doubt whether the equipnt is at fault before doubting ."
"Chen Ming is my friend. I can vouch for him that he wouldn’t cheat in such a simulation."
"If you want to question him, then question first."
Seeing the tension grow between the two, others quickly tried to diate, saying, "We still trust Vice Admiral Bai. Chen Ming is currently at the division, working with Vice Admiral Bai to achieve so accomplishnts, so he definitely wouldn’t cheat in such trivial matters."
With diators stepping in, Bai Quan didn’t continue to confront Lou Wei.
Lou Wei still wanted to speak, but was promptly stopped by others.
Soon, soone in the spectator channel raised another topic, asking, "Has Chen Ming confird his joining?"
"Vice Admiral Bai already said it. He’s already at the division, assisting with the research on the Purgatory Core. What do you think?"
"Then what about Cheng Xing..."
Bai Quan coughed lightly to interrupt their discussion.
Although he didn’t say much, everyone understood Bai Quan’s intention.
Those who had a good relationship with Bai Quan privately envied him.
With Chen Ming, Bai Quan’s status within the Fourteenth Legion would surely stabilize.
Replacing Bai Quan’s forr superior to beco an influential figure in the Fourteenth Legion seed inevitable.
At this mont, Song Pu’s ntor, Pang Dong, cooperated exceptionally well, saying, "Then let’s continue watching the simulation. However, I feel that since Chen Ming possesses such strength, the simulation is basically over. The strength gap bulldozes to victory."
"There’s no need for the subsequent roundup. Setting aside who is encircling whom, as long as Chen Ming states his capabilities and officially joins the Empire in the simulation, all rebellious actions by the rebel army can be directly erased."
A younger ntor, unfamiliar with this background story’s simulation battle, asked, "Is that even allowed?"
"There isn’t just one way to complete the final encirclent."
"So let’s end it sooner and get so rest."
At this mont, Bai Quan’s ntor didn’t agree with Pang Dong’s suggestion.
"Let’s wait a bit longer. If we end it now, the few kids from Chen Ming’s opposing side might feel discontented. Without going through defeat, they won’t understand the pain."
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