Facing the encirclement by the Imperial Army, Wilton made a decisive decision to deploy his last remaining troop into the battlefield, having this group of escort ships merge with the patrol cruiser fleet to form a superior force against the Imperial Army.
However, this move left Wilton's own battleship fleet, which he personally commanded, at a numerical disadvantage against the encircling forces of the Imperial Army.
The battleship fleet he commanded, although comprised of a thousand warships with seven hundred being primary battleships, still faced a formidable opponent as the enemy had two troops.
Although a single troop of the Imperial Army might be smaller in size compared to the Alliance Army, together the two troops had at least fifteen hundred warships! More importantly, among these fifteen hundred warships were four hundred heavy armored ships!
