A series of changes in the Imperial Army's formation baffled many, but Wilton understood it perfectly.
Clearly, the Imperial Army's Commander had not only seen through Wilton's intentions but was also planning to turn the tables with a counter-encirclement.
Right after Wilton's commands were issued, the Alliance Army's second formation, composed of High-Speed Patrol Space Ships, quickly approached the Imperial Army from the flank at high speed, thereby forming a pincer movement with the battleship fleet led by Wilton.
In response to this encirclement, the Imperial Army did two things: the first was to dispatch a formation that was behind the Armored Ship Troops to move aside, immediately turning the ships around and flying in the opposite direction, as if to hastily disengage from the battlefield to avoid losses.
The second action was to send the last formation into battle.
