The next moment, various attacks arrived at 6503 and the small attack ship.

The latter was easily beaten into the air and burst into flames, while the former held on for a few seconds before exploding with a bang.

Everyone was stunned when they saw the huge fireball that suddenly erupted, and then the wreckage and debris scattered everywhere.

On the battalion-level ship, someone couldn't help but mutter, "That's it?"

Your opponent, who fought hard together and caused considerable losses to your own side, was unable to withstand a salvo of artillery fire?

Although the military force arrived a little late, the relevant information was already grasped on the way.

The regiment-level ship was immediately dissatisfied, "Didn't you see? The other party self-destructed!"

It's not that a company-class ship can't be bombed, but if it's so completely blown up, there's a 99% chance it will self-destruct.

And based on the opponent's performance, this choice is also logical.

Isn't it normal for the elite among the elite to self-destruct when they are tasked with important tasks and find that they cannot escape?

The battalion-level ship was silent for a few seconds and sighed, "Oh, let's search and rescue first."

They agreed with the suspicion of the Foreign Affairs Department, so they had to face a question: Which part of the friendly forces have we offended to death?

The other party came to their own territory to steal profits and also caused losses to us. It was the fault first.

But when one side forces the other side to self-destruct on the spot, the feud becomes serious.

What's even more troublesome is that the identity of this friendly soldier has not been revealed, and I don't know who to explain to, and how to take precautions in the future.
Chapter completed!