Resurrection Empire

Chapter 1593: Chapter 596: Infinite Troops, Infinite Energy, Infinite Materials, Stars and Moon Overhead (Part 2)

The super warriors charged ahead in groups, engaging in battles, often deploying with a troop of at least ten thousand, and upon return, only three to four thousand, sometimes as few as one to two thousand relatively intact War Armors remained. Luckily, the Red Blade Clan emphasizes advancing and retreating together, so whenever there’s a chance, saving fellow warriors’ lives becomes a must. Therefore, upon return, the ammunition chambers, escape pods, and even medical pods of these War Armors are often packed with comrades whose War Armors were completely destroyed. So, don’t be fooled by the one to two thousand War Armors that come back; once they are stable, the surviving super warriors can come pouring out like dumplings from a single War Armor. It’s said that the most exaggerated instance was when a ten-meter-high War Armor returned from a breakthrough, spilling out more than thirty people. One wonders how these Immortal figures managed to stack themselves inside like a game of Tetris.

As for the spacecraft personnel, it’s the same situation. If the core of the intelligent system is operating normally, these soldiers aren’t overly busy, just sitting by the manual operation stations ready. However, no one dares to slack off, each focusing on the information distribution system in front of them, maintaining full concentration, keeping up with battlefield developments to take over the system for manual operation anytime. Once the sublimators initiate strong interference, the spacecraft Commander and soldiers can seamlessly switch to manual mode, with combat power slipping only slightly, but still remaining battle-hardened troops. This sets the Red Blade Army’s Warship apart from ordinary Imperial Battleships. Actually, Ren Zhong already shared this manual mode and more traditional radio communication—which, while technically lower, is more reliable—with the Marquis Zhenjiang Mansion and the Mechanical Empire Core. But knowing the technology doesn’t equate to applying it well. The lower the tier of technology, the more it needs skilled operators, requiring more than just hard work to achieve, but also systematic training and robust cognitive exercises to meet the demands. For instance, when sublimators’ interference reaches its extreme, not only the intelligent system but even silicon chips lose effectiveness, necessitating operators to calculate ballistics with paper and pen; only in the Red Blade Clan is there such a high ratio of math experts, not found elsewhere.

However, what truly establishes the Red Blade Army’s war capability is not these frontline warriors, but those residing in the productivity-type and comprehensive-type Planet Ships. A large reserve of soldiers here can quickly fill front-line troop gaps. Plus, the most advanced field hospitals are found here; as long as there’s a breath left or a brain intact, no matter how severe the injuries are, once returned to the Planet Ships, they can be fully healed.

In some sense, unless everyone on the Planet Ships perishes, the Red Blade Army nearly possesses unlimited manpower.

But Ren Zhong’s Red Blade Army population reached nearly ten trillion, so it’s not easy to annihilate them.

Moreover, both research personnel and grassroots factory employees are fully committed, striving to maintain the fleet’s productivity. Their overall productivity even exceeds the fleet’s needs, taking on business to help allies repair battleships and equipment.

Besides personal factors, the technical advantages of the Red Blade Clan shine thoroughly on the Planet Ships.

New dark matter capture technology brings infinite energy.

New recycling technology for old metals provides endless materials.

Amid the ongoing battles, this nascent civilization of the Red Blade Clan is rapidly evolving and transforming.

Ren Zhong’s people are increasingly adapting to this dual existence of waging war while maintaining productivity in an incredibly short time.

Judging by space nomadic standards, the Red Blade Clan that just reached the front lines could be equated to a Hunnic nomadic tribe. Now, they’re sprinting blindly towards the Mongol Empire standard.

As time passes unnoticed, Ren Zhong’s flagship has moved increasingly closer to the sublimators’ channel being established at the front.

His detection equipment is gradually able to eliminate interference, identifying situations near the building Fold Jump Subspace Channel.

The most critical information remains from Channel Seven.

In the simulation diagram, Ren Zhong saw numerous shadowy figures resembling Quantum Poison Stingers.

These spatial shadows, clustering like jellyfish, formed a long tunnel.