NOVPUBChapter 993: Chapter 987 A Great Disturbance 9_1 Chapter 993 -987 A Great Disturbance 9_1 Although it wasn’t the destruction of a planet, such a bomb’s devastation to a planet was also catastrophic.
It would obliterate all life on a planet at once, under such extreme conditions, no form of life that originally inhabited the planet could stop it—all would perish.
And that included humanity.
“As for those spaceports out in space, they’re even easier to destroy.
Just use the main cannon of a warship,” Lucy Watson added.
Everyone involuntarily gasped, looking at Lucy Watson with eyes full of reverence, for her few words decided the fate of hundreds of billions of people!
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Directly destroying more than a dozen planets, all lives on them would be annihilated, leaving nothing behind.
Roman Rodger looked at the expressionless Lucy Watson standing there, filled with immense admiration.
Although her strategic thinking had already made him keenly aware that there were always people better than him, he now couldn’t help but admire her absolute calm.
At least he could not possibly make such a decision, nor could any of the people involved ever be capable of making it.
Hundreds of billions of people would be directly slaughtered!
Of course, it’s not as if no one could do it.
At least some would not regard the populations of some indigenous planets as people, but these planets weren’t indigenous at all.
Finn Lewis was also stunned.
He had to admit he had great respect for Lucy Watson.
To others, she might appear like a madwoman, but Finn Lewis knew better.
He was acutely aware of what it took for Lucy Watson to make such a decision.
It wasn’t something ordinary people could do, and at this moment, Lucy Watson seemed also devoid of emotion, considering the problem from every possible angle.
With that thought, Finn Lewis walked over, extended his hand to pat Lucy Watson’s shoulder, and then spoke softly, “Load such bombs onto all the warships.
I will issue the relevant orders.”
Lucy Watson looked up at Finn Lewis, then nodded and said earnestly, “Yes, Your Highness!”
“So, are there any questions?” Finn Lewis turned and asked the rest of the group.
“I have a question.” Roman Rodger raised his hand.
“Speak,” Finn Lewis nodded.
“We have overlooked the Capital Star region.
Although our operation has nothing to do with Capital Star itself, and while we can block off the outside world from related planets, we can’t block off the Capital Star region.
This is decided by the internal systems of the Federation.
If communication with the Capital Star region is interrupted, people there may not be able to guess what happened but they will contact their families,” Roman Rodger said straightforwardly.
“Each family has its own secret communication system with the Capital to prepare for rebellion or other emergencies.
And it’s almost impossible to completely solve this because many of the control stations reporting secret information are established on small outposts on uninhabited planets.
Our fleets might directly jump to the destination, but we can’t evade all reconnaissance,” Alexander Rodgers added.
“But the drawback is that all these reports get collected in the Capital Star region. 𝑛𝘰𝑣𝘱𝑢𝑏.𝘤𝑜𝘮
That is to say, the messages will get to the Capital Star region first.”
“You mean, we also have to blockade the entire Capital Star region?” Finn Lewis immediately understood their implications.
