Resurrection Empire

Chapter 1430: Chapter 538: First Rank Ultimate Form [Second Update]

The elite pirates approaching the parts abandoned by Ren Zhong’s battleship did not find a single body; all they found were electronic components.

This confirms that the crew operating that high-performance battleship is likely very small and all gathered on that small escaping warship.

All indications suggest that this thing is either an unmanned intelligent warship or the operators on board are extraordinarily skilled.

But this is clearly unreasonable!

This miracle left the Pakuiao Pirate Group’s Commander, who devised the interception plan, in utter shock, swearing repeatedly.

Soon this battle report was delivered to Fudin.

Due to the loss of complete communication capabilities, Fudin could only rely on the flash information interpreted by the Staff Department and hand-written notes to view the battle report details.

After reading the notes, Fudin sighed deeply while rubbing his forehead.

He had countless questions.

Why can the army under Earl Red Blade control such large battleships with so few people to perform such complex operations?

In a situation where everyone was subjected to all-around information flow interference, how did that battleship disassemble itself proactively and control the disassembled medium and small ships?

Simply relying on radio waves to transmit information is clearly insufficient to support such real-time response and complex operations.

If every small warship had an independent computing module, then what exactly did the electromagnetic explosive used by both sides previously detonate?

Fudin was utterly baffled.

On the other side, Ren Zhong was already leisurely returning to the depths of the Trap Formation fleet, even helping with some remnant enemies encountered by the single-pilot fighters of the Trap Formation along the way.

Ren Zhong arrived just in time with the reinforcement supply fleet dispatched forward by the Expeditionary Army’s main fleet.

Among the reinforcement fleet, two ships were prepared just for him.

The storage compartment covers on these two large warships opened, and modular small ships launched, reassembling onto his core ship as if stacking blocks. Within just two minutes, he once again possessed an entirely new personal large ship, and then proceeded to functional adjustments and regrouping.

While waiting for the battleship to regroup, he only then had the mind to go through Ying Zhenshan’s command flagship’s battle report and the upcoming operational plan.

By now, the Trap Formation had completely secured its foothold, opening a breach on the enemy’s front and significantly affecting the enemy’s deployment on the frontal battlefield.

However, in other directions, there had been no breakthrough, and the siege formation of the Pirate Alliance was continuously tightening, reducing the activity space for the Second Red Blade Expeditionary Army.

Next, Ying Zhenshan plans to have the warships in other directions focus mainly on defense, then gradually open a breach from the front using the foothold established by the Trap Formation.

To execute this plan, Ren Zhong’s personal prowess remains pivotal.

After the initial victory, and achieving unexpected results with Ren Zhong’s "extraordinary" performance, both Ying Zhenshan and other commanders like Yuan Qinh now have a clearer understanding of Earl Red Blade’s current capabilities, allowing them to entrust him with more critical breakthrough tasks.

Previously, Ying Zhenshan’s original plan was to use half of the Trap Formation’s forces as a cost to establish a temporary firepower base on the front line, followed by the approach of two elite subsequent auxiliary fleets from both flanks to quickly reinforce and continuously widen the breach in the enemy’s formation.

As a result, with Ren Zhong’s full engagement, the Trap Formation fleet stabilized its position with a loss of less than a third of its forces.

Any change on the battlefield is a continuous dynamic process, and a change in one thing inevitably leads to a series of chain reactions.

Zheng Tian adapted a saying that Ren Zhong once casually "borrowed" in the military manuals, emphasizing that military tactics are unpredictable as water is shapeless.

Ren Zhong had casually borrowed the quote based on his memory from the first half of his life, but Zheng Tian further developed a complete theoretical system from this summarized quote, firmly grasped by Ying Zhenshan, this later-generation disciple.

Ying Zhenshan knew well that no matter how perfect the initial plan was, when it comes to action, he must adapt to changing circumstances. To forgo fleeting opportunities to maintain the original plan is practically a crime.

Therefore, upon noticing the dramatic changes on the front line, Ying Zhenshan immediately adjusted the strategy, letting the subsequent following flanking fleets widen their distance further to expand the engagement area, imposing greater pressure on the frontal enemy forces, and sending the supply fleet early to help the Trap Formation establish a stronger position.