The First Battle

Due to the high number of cities, Wang Dong spent two hours on the second habitable planet, consuming 21 rounds of main cannon ammunition, 56 rounds of secondary cannon ammunition, and acquiring 352 source points.

Remaining main cannon ammunition: 85 rounds; remaining secondary cannon ammunition: 1920; remaining source points: 736 points.

The extra source points were brought about by the constant casualties caused by the water and fire disasters that continued to spread on the first habitable planet.

At this time, the battleships in the Yatai system had been mobilized and began to take up positions over the three habitable planets.

When the first planet was attacked, the Yatai civilization finally discovered the uninvited guest of the Tomahawk.

However, it took time for the battleships to be mobilized and take position.

Moreover, the battleships of a first-class interstellar civilization like the Yatai civilization could only navigate in outer space and could not engage in planetary descent combat.

They could only respond passively.

Wang Dong did not pay attention to the fact that it was not that easy for these battleships to surround the Tomahawk.

Wang Dong had already visited two of the three habitable planets in the Yatai Galaxy, leaving one planet that the Yatai Civilization's warships had already completed arming.

However, the surface area of a planet was so large that a few hundred warships would not be able to achieve perfect coverage.

Wang Dong did not hesitate to rely on the speed advantage and the shelter of the energy shield, inserted into the gap of the defense network, descended the last habitable planet, and wreaked havoc.

The third planet, three megacities with a population of 100 million or more and ten cities of 70 to 100 million in size, took one and a half hours, consumed 18 rounds of main cannon ammunition, 78 rounds of secondary cannon ammunition, and gained 344 source points.

Main Cannon Ammunition Remaining: 67 rounds; Sub Cannon Ammunition Remaining: 1842; Remaining Source Points: 1133.

Wang Dong's first objective had been reached.

But the killing would not stop.

The fleet of the Yatai civilization had already completed arming the three habitable planets.

However, it was of no use!

On average, the mere meager seven hundred warships on each habitable planet could not withstand the sharp breakthrough of the Tomahawk.

The main cannon opened the way, and after ten minutes, with the assistance of the ship's light brain and the aiming of the patrol radar, ten cannons sank ten battleships, and one hundred and twenty rounds from the secondary cannons sank twenty-one battleships.

Without a battlefield killing weapon like the Mie Particle, the Tomahawk could easily achieve an extremely high artillery hit rate.

The fire control system on the battleships of the Yatai civilization was much worse than the Tomahawk, and the hit rate was pitifully low at ultra-long distances.

The occasional two hits would only cause a little ripple on the energy shield of the Tomahawk, causing it to lose some durability.

And those durability levels were recovering at all times.

After protruding from the thin, encircling net, Wang Dong commanded the Tomahawk, killed it, and once again returned to the first planet.

The first round of attacks on the Tomahawk was mainly to create disasters.

The destruction and killing of disasters were continuous processes, so the faster the better.

The three planets go first.

The next step is the process of falling into the well.

The main goal was to give a boost to the process of spreading the disaster, which might have moderated somewhat.

The hour-long fallout consumed 17 rounds of main gun ammunition, 90 rounds of secondary gun ammunition, and gained 145 source points.

Remaining main cannon ammunition: 50 rounds; remaining secondary cannon ammunition: 1,752; remaining source points: 1,338.

As the damage caused by the disaster expanded, the number of additional source points acquired by Wang Dong also increased.

After the Tomahawk broke through the defense line and descended down to the planet, the cosmic battleships of the Yatai Civilization could not similarly descend down to fight, and the defensive forces within the planet alone could not stop the destruction of the Tomahawk.

Those missiles and other weapons launched by the in-planet fighters couldn't even destroy the Tomahawk's armor, and the Tomahawk practically crashed into it with an imposing force, ignoring all sorts of harassment.

When it gathered to a certain number, it then used its secondary cannons to bombard, and a round of shelling was to clear a piece of the field.

Then Wang Dong repeated the same technique, relying on the energy shield, and once again broke into the second planet.

It took one hour, and together with the thirty-one battleships that were sunk during the breakthrough of the Yatai civilization's fleet defense, 27 rounds of main cannon ammunition were consumed, 201 rounds of sub-cannon ammunition were consumed, and a total of 191 source points were obtained.

Remaining main cannon ammunition: 23 rounds; remaining secondary cannon ammunition: 1551; remaining source points: 1595.

Then there was the third planet, which took an hour, and the twenty-five battleships that were sunk when they broke through the Yatai civilization's fleet line, consuming 20 rounds of main gun ammunition, 239 rounds of secondary gun ammunition, and acquiring a total of 151 source points.

Remaining main cannon ammunition: 3 rounds; remaining secondary cannon ammunition: 1312; remaining source points: 1806.

In the next, Wang Dong could not.

With only 3 rounds of ammunition left for the main cannon, he did not dare to make another wave.

Looking at the three inhabitable planets that still had a large population, as well as the previous battleships, Wang Dong's heart moved, but he could not act.

The main cannon ammunition was exhausted, and there was not much ammunition left for the secondary cannon.

It was impossible to use up all the ammunition, and the Tomahawk would become a mere target.

Moreover, it could be seen that the inhabitants of several habitable planets had begun to evacuate, and any further forced breakthroughs would yield diminishing returns.

On the planets, the cities that had been devastated had also been rescued in an organized manner, the fires were under control, and the casualties had been drastically reduced.