The Long River Fleet was still "divided into two groups."
One group, consisting of more than 600 battleships, had lost their full-speed sprinting power and was gliding forward at a speed of several tens of kilometers per second.
The Long River battleships in this part of the array flew with a serene and silent demeanor.
The other group, consisting of a hundred battleships, was still spewing flames with tails ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of kilometers long, constantly accelerating and sprinting with all their might.
They could no longer respond to any instructions requiring human acknowledgment.
The nearly 100,000-strong Long River Fleet was devoid of any living humans.
The name Long River was removed from the human fleet's celestial history books.
If the day of victory came, Dillon and his fleet would be engraved on the Hero Monument.
Their shipborne weapons were already depleted, but many detection devices on the fleet were still operating on their own.
