Drake_thedestroyer

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In a universe where starships rule supreme and galactic empires clash for dominance, Kallus, a visionary gamer and strategist, finds himself thrust into an extraordinary reality.
 Awakened aboard the [Obliterator-Class Star Dreadnought], a vessel born from his own imagination but perfected by a Supreme Being, Kallus must rise to command a fleet that could shape the fate of the cosmos.

With a ship forged from mythical adamantium and [mithril alloys], powered by a [Transcendent Dark Matter Engine], and armed with weapons capable of annihilating entire fleets, the Obliterator is more than a warship—it’s a legend incarnate. But Kallus is not alone. Alongside him is the Red Empress, an advanced AI infused with a power of creation and knowledge itself, guiding him with missions that unlock untold power and potential.
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Author's Note

This is my first novel, and I’m still learning the craft of writing. You may notice some repetition or mistakes throughout the story—please understand that they are part of my growth as a creator. I truly appreciate your time and support, and I welcome any constructive feedback to help me improve.

That said… read at your own risk! Don’t point fingers at me for wasting your time or money—you’ve been warned. 

To those who, despite all this, are still reading the book—thank you. I’m truly grateful that you’ve given me and my work a chance. I’ll keep doing my best to improve myself and the story.

Thank you again, from the bottom of my heart.

Legacy of the Void Fleet

Why would it be a problem, you might ask?

Well, it all comes down to response time.

As you all know, the mighty Obliterator is, by definition, an apex vessel—both technologically and strategically. A weapon of overwhelming power, capable of dominating any battlefield regardless of the enemy's numbers or strength. That much is a fact.

But sheer strength alone doesn't solve every tactical dilemma.

Situations like multiple attacks, sudden multi-vector assaults, require swift, decentralized responses. And while the Obliterator and its accompanying fleet are unmatched in firepower, they are still only a small force stretched thin across countless threats. They can't be everywhere at once, nor can they respond to every incursion in real-time.

Neither Kallus nor his fleet feared anyone in this domain—or beyond.

But letting such vulnerabilities linger? That was negligence.

ch- 137 mighty Obliterator