Thousands of armed transport ships dispersed like ink dripping into water or slow-motion fireworks exploding in the sky, spreading out rapidly.
The space between the transport ships expanded, and the area they occupied grew dozens of times within ten seconds.
The movements of each battleship were uniform and precise, with the final spatial error being less than 0.001 millimeters.
The execution was swift and strict, without emitting any sound or light, and not a single ship deviated from position to break the pattern.
The dynamic change was filled with mechanical beauty, yet it seemed as natural as if it were created by nature itself.
The final static image resembled a thousand coffins floating in mid-air—beautiful, yet eerie, weird, and terrifying.
This was the true power of Radium's fine control.
If Radium's control of the battlecruiser had been at this level before, the outcome of the engagement would not have been the same.
