Trading Cosmic Battleship From The Start
Chapter 159 - 120: Curvature Bubble Battlefield Concept

Chapter 159: Chapter 120: Curvature Bubble Battlefield Concept

In just a moment, a whole stream of consciousness can be sent out all at once, not only without interruptions but also minimizing the impact of communication delay to the lowest possible extent.

"Received!" The captains of the twenty warships simultaneously transmitted their voices.

Then they began to decelerate.

A deployment like Shen Shi’s naturally has its reasons.

In the historical records of the Future World, Jupiter and Saturn have always been contested territories between the Worren and the Human Fleet, with countless wars breaking out.

The reasons are quite simple.

There is a dense concentration of natural resources here, and it is also very close to Blue Star, making it the best place to establish a forward base or even a defense line.

To explain in more common terms, they are strategic locations that must be contested in interstellar terms!

Although resource extraction, even just mining the most common rocky asteroids in space, is not too difficult for a civilization that has mastered the proton level, it doesn’t mean the cost can be completely ignored.

After all, the Worren Fleet is an expeditionary fleet; its technology level isn’t high in the interstellar community, and it can’t bring high-powered giant factories along at all times.

So they still need to establish resource supply factories, and these two giant planets not only have abundant resources, but also resources that are low-cost to mine and refine, being heavy material resources and water resources, making them an inevitable stop for the Worren Fleet!

Reconnaissance forces will inevitably come here first for resource investigation and factory construction analysis.

No interception is easier than standing at the enemy’s destination.

Even if the enemy’s reconnaissance forces do not come, Jupiter is still positioned between Blue Star and the Worren Fleet in recent years, making it necessary to establish an "outpost" here.

At present, the twenty warships began to decelerate, leaving the originally established trajectory of the fleet and heading towards the huge and beautiful planet.

No one would think of them as lucky.

Because if they really get into combat, their fight will be even more dangerous and important!

Meanwhile, Shen Shi’s consciousness transmitted to Chen Feng again:

"I estimate that in forty-seven hours, the Curvature Engine can be smoothly activated. You need to train some more navigators, don’t pour all your energy into this matter, but keep a part of your consciousness always on the link. If there are issues the navigators can’t handle, you need to make a judgment in the shortest time, and I will also keep a part of my consciousness on the link at all times."

"Understood!" Chen Feng responded.

Shen Shi soon fell silent.

He only maintained a partial consciousness link, but that was all; he didn’t keep a close watch as initially.

Just as he said, although interstellar travel seems very dangerous, this danger often lies in hundreds of years of long-distance, prolonged voyages. If short-distance travel constantly posed dangers, there would be no need to worry about the Worren Fleet — their ship technology isn’t even comparable to what humans possess.

Moreover, the more important fact is that, in the Future World, humans have long thoroughly studied the navigation routes within the Solar System, and although three thousand years have passed, three thousand years aren’t enough to cause a major change in a star system.

So Shen Shi wasn’t overly worried about the safety of the upcoming voyage.

The reason he was focused earlier was merely to experience the first voyage.

For him, it was also the first time.

Although the excitement of a long-distance space voyage hadn’t subsided, he wasn’t as attentive as he had been at the start because Shen Shi realized that, in his entire life, a significant amount of time might be spent on such voyages.

But compared to all the other warriors, he is undoubtedly fortunate.

Because he has a ship of his own.

He can bring his family along.

"How does interstellar travel feel?" he sent a voice message to Ai Xin’Er.

And he quickly received a reply.

"There’s an indescribable sense of grandeur."

Ai Xin’Er, aboard the Wogte, was closely following alongside the A01 Biological Battleship where Shen Shi was located, maintaining a very close distance in interstellar terms.

This was entirely based on the superior performance of the Wogte.

Even though its captain was merely remote controlling it, as a small warship qualified to be called a "Ghost" in the Interstellar War, this degree of close spacing was very easy.

"Unless there are special circumstances, I will have to stay within the fleet for the entire voyage and possibly even the entire war process," Shen Shi said. "Although the warriors are excellent, I am, after all, the overall commander and the backbone of the entire fleet, so even if there’s nothing much happening, I need to make sure that all the warriors can see that I’m present."

"I understand." Ai Xin’Er was as always adept at understanding, "You just need to sit there, show a little smile, and many people will be filled with confidence... including me, so you don’t have to worry about me too much. Being able to follow like this and be by your side, I already feel much more fortunate than the families of the warriors, almost to the point of guilt."

"The Wogte is my private warship," Shen Shi reassured.