Lost Starry Sky

The last enemy ship exploded at a distance of 1000 and 32 meters, announcing the end of this small battle.

Hall slowly released the trigger of the neutron cannon in his hand, and his face did not show joy because of the victory.

As the youngest admiral of the Haman Empire, he has commanded countless large and small battles. This small battle that wiped out the enemy with only sixteen warships is as easy as sweeping dust in the corner of a house for him.

His only regret is that sound cannot travel in the vacuum of space.No matter how strong the enemy ship was destroyed, he could not hear the loud noise of the explosion.

That sound should be shocking, right?Hall thought so, and started the formation's internal broadcast.

"Attention all ships, the battle is over, please form a shuttle formation and prepare to return, it's over."

After saying that, Hall turned and winked at Bloomberg, one of his deputies.

"Bloomberg, with the score from this battle, you should be promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel, right?"

"Yes, General."

Bloomberg pursed his lips tightly, and suddenly rushed over to hug another Hall's deputy, Dominique, tightly.

"Yeah! Thank you, General! Long live His Majesty the Emperor! Back at the base, I will treat the whole team to a feast!"

Bloomberg's excited yells were met with cheers and whistles.Hall finally smiled.

Although the battle point promotion system implemented by the Haman Empire has been criticized by the interstellar society, in his opinion, it is the best way to motivate officers and soldiers to win at all costs.If it weren't for this system where victory is the only measure, he would never have become an admiral in just eight years.

"Looking forward to your big meal." Seeing that the formation has been completed on the monitor screen, Hall calmly ordered: "The whole team returns!"

A flower suddenly appeared in front of me.

Hall could hardly believe his eyes.On the monitor screen, the starry sky that was empty a second ago was suddenly covered with dense red dots.The sharp alarm sounded almost at the same time.Both Bloomberg and Dominic were dumbfounded, "General, general, is our radar broken?"

"It's the fleet of the Rosen Empire."

They were so close that they could be seen with the naked eye.

A giant fleet of thousands of battleships appeared in the direction of the return flight in a hemispherical shape, shining coldly under the illumination of the stars, like the sharp teeth exposed from the open mouth of a giant beast.

Fighting in such a state is absolutely impossible to win.Without hesitation, Hall decisively issued his first escape order after becoming an officer.

"All ships, prepare for the transition."

Let's hope this enemy army just showed up here by chance.

Hopefully they haven't discovered their little formation yet.

Hall's hopes were dashed as soon as Bloomberg pulled the jump gate.Countless glaring lights shot towards the formation.The moment the battleship was pierced by the neutron cannon, Hall's mind went blank and he completely lost the ability to act.The last memory is of Bloomberg and Dominic working together to stuff him into the emergency escape pod.They closed the gate forcefully, and were swept into the dark universe by the rapidly leaking airflow.

Through the small glass window of the emergency escape cabin, he could still see his small team explode one after another.

He could still hear everyone's screams from the fleet's internal channel.

Finally, he heard the roar he'd always wanted to hear—from his own command ship.

Hall was stunned by the roar.

At the same time, the entrance to the leap was finally opened.The wreckage of the command ship crashed into another space with the rescue capsule.

The author has something to say:

The old manuscript was first published in the "Blue" magazine. You know the magazine, you must not have basic sentiments. I dug it out in the past two days and felt a little regretful. I decided to repair it and post what should be added.

I have not written a new manuscript, I am really sorry everyone.