Starting from the Planetary Governor Chapter 1243 - 1243 699 Distracted

1243: Chapter 699, Distracted 1243: Chapter 699, Distracted A military conference is taking place on the Golden Pass.

The participants are the leaders of the Human Empire Alliance Army.

The topic of discussion is dealing with the Insect Race issues left in the Princess Star Domain and surrounding star domains.

The disabled insect swarms also need to be cleansed.

It’s estimated that many Skyburn Torpedoes will be needed, especially in the Princess Star Domain.

According to the staff’s estimates, they conservatively predict burning nearly two hundred worlds.

The closer the worlds are to Reiaductus, the more likely they will be scorched by the Skyburn Torpedoes.

Quickly eliminating as many insect swarms as possible is only one reason; completely burning the planet into Dead Silence Worlds, surrounding the Reya Duches Star System, creating an isolation belt composed of one or two hundred Dead Silence Worlds.

Historically, it has been proven that such Dead Silence isolation belts significantly contribute to combat against insect swarms.

The insect swarms erging from the Void Black Hole will find nothing to eat for a long ti, aning they get no supplies and cannot proliferate.

As long as the observation stations are built to send intrusion alerts in advance, humans will have ample ti to gather forces to face the invading insect swarms before they cross the Dead Silence belt.

As long as the insect swarms don’t ‘get full,’ don’t let them proliferate, the insect armies erging from the ‘Void Black Hole,’ in general, are still easy to deal with.

After a long conventional journey, the extrely hungry insect swarms will remain easy to deal with when they can’t find food.

If they capture so planets with a baseline population and start feeding, they will beco increasingly troubleso.

In summary, regardless of the scale of the insect swarms erging from the ‘Void Black Hole,’ they are easiest to handle right at the beginning stage.

Extend their hunger as long as possible and defeat them while they are hungry, minimizing the costs.

This is from a war point of view.

From a broader strategic perspective, there is another advantage: the Insect Race can ‘sll’ from afar.

They can sense whether there is food at the target destination.

Facing such a Dead Silence isolation belt, the Void Insect Species will generally try once or twice more, or even just give up on attempting.

To create these Dead Silence isolation belts, Gu Hang has already applied to Holy Terra for more Extinction Order weapons.

At least more shells must be allocated to directly use ship cannons in bombardnt, the most primitive Extinction Order execution thod, to create Dead Silence Worlds.

Of course, this takes a lot of ti, and the cost of the shells is also very high — possibly even more expensive than a single Skyburn Torpedo.

But there’s no choice; the latter technique is very difficult, and production speed is limited.

In absence and urgent need, only the primitive thod can be used.

Space stations need to be built, observation points on so Dead Silence Worlds established, all requiring investnt of resources and garrison.

Besides the confird extinction of over two hundred worlds, the Princess Star Domain still contains around two hundred worlds.

These hosts disabled insect races, essentially devoid of living humans.

However, the planets themselves are high-quality resources.

As long as the planets have not been overtaken too seriously, there remains value in recolonization.

Recolonization is the way to reclaim these worlds filled with disabled insect swarms.

Initially, it might involve only tens or hundreds of thousands of humans, establishing a settlent and self-developnt; as the population grows, the resource demand increases, leading to expansion plans.

The threat level of the disabled insect race is very low, aning a slow process is acceptable.

After decades or even a hundred years, when the population reaches tens of millions, they can likely cleanse the disabled insect race thoroughly.

This thod incurs the lowest costs.

The risk lies in the possibility that an insect race fleet erges from the Void Wormhole at this ti; even if it’s just an Insect Nest Overlord without a Queen, it might instantly reconnect these initially disabled insect swarms.

That would bring great trouble.

Therefore, this strategy can only be used on planets with relatively low risk, far from the Void Black Hole or those with few insect swarms.

For so high-risk planets, troops must be deployed to clear them to a certain degree before proceeding with recolonization.

Recolonization doesn’t need to be handled by the Alliance Army; that’s sothing the governor, who will take over the Princess Star Domain, should do.

However, initially, whether executing the Extinction Order or determining which worlds need military intervention, deploying forces for handling, or even departing Reya Duches to eliminate the disabled insect race fleet en route and half a year’s journey away from Reya Duches…

these tasks all require military execution.

This is the final cleanup of the entire campaign.

This military conference addresses these issues.

To put it bluntly, it’s about task allocation.

However, during the eting, many seed disinterested and distracted.

It’s quite normal.

The cleanup work is important but feels sowhat trivial after the decisive battle, with little chance for remarkable achievents.

Similar sentints among them are quite normal.

Moreover, the eting has a unique context.

Literal backdrop.

Reiaductus, exploded.

Literally exploded.

This is a scene that, even for the well-experienced generals present, most are witnessing for the first ti.

Planetary destructive extinction weapons are known, but largely considered legendary.

Not only due to rarity and exorbitant cost but also because they are extrely drastic.

For executing an Extinction Order, wiping out all life on the planet would suffice; why then explode the entire planet?

But one must admit, such a scene is truly spectacular.

In space, you can’t hear sounds, but you can see the planet they have struggled over for more than half a year shatter into countless fragnts in an instant.

In the explosion, the planet transford into a fierce luminescent sphere.

The largest of its countless fragnts beca small asteroids hurled far away; the smallest might be the most basic atomic or molecular structure, forming gaseous light bands, mist, dust…

surrounding the original planet’s vicinity, creating long bands of light – in essence, all high-speed moving particles.

The planet’s instant expansion, after the explosion’s brief stellar-like light faded, turned into a colorful region.

Perhaps, in countless ages, the substances flung during the planet’s explosion will, under gravitational forces, recombine into a new planet.

But for the present, it remains a beautiful, colorful, infinitely varied cosmic spectacle.

Amid such ‘scenery,’ holding an uninspiring eting, distraction is bound to happen.

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