The five points of the Saitan ships in the line lit up at the same time; it was a disturbing sight. However, in the entire allied army, only Odysseus knew the power they had.
When the admiral saw the holographic plan, it was clear that the Saitans were going to fire the weapon on the interception group. However, Odysseus had not chosen the ships of the interception group without any criteria; he had all the details that his godson Eneas had told him, and he knew that as soon as a battle went wrong, the Saitans would gain time by using that technology.
While a huge beam was fired at the group of ships on an interception course, and hundreds of red warnings appeared on the command bridges of the ships of the interception group.
Odysseus saw the distance marker; there was little left to enter the firing range; they only had to resist one attack; the interception group had to survive a round of attacks.
