Chapter 136 Planet Flying Device
Dark Universe.
The thirty-three cosmic battleships of the Light Synthesis Civilization, after immense hardship, finally flew to the edge of the Galaxy Nebula.
However, since their flying efficiency was slower than that of the Wandering Alliance, the great collision had already occurred before they completely flew out of the Galaxy Nebula.
To avoid the energy waves emitted from the collision of two giant nebulas, the thirty-three battleships of the Light Synthesis Civilization had to immediately change course and fly ninety degrees upwards.
Despite the swift reaction of the Light Synthesis Civilization’s cosmic battleships, it was a pity that the force of the great collision far exceeded their imagination. The resulting energy waves, like tangible particle storms, lashed against the battleships. Even though the battleships were made from radiation-resistant materials and coated in a thick layer of such coating, damage still occurred after being battered over the years.
Among them, the three battleships that had replaced their old engine parts were the first to malfunction in the star wind and were instantly engulfed by the terrifying stellar gusts.
At first, the cosmic battleships offered some protection, and the Light Synthesis People inside were temporarily safe.
However, after decades and centuries of prolonged bombardment, even the radiation-resistant materials began to decay, gradually worn down to nothing, and the Light Synthesis People within, not yet driven to despair by hopelessness, were completely exposed to the fearsome stellar winds and all perished without exception.
As for the other thirty cosmic battleships, originally intending to mount a rescue, they couldn’t spare the effort while facing the peril of the giant nebulas’ collision, and so they could only continue to fly upwards, hoping to escape the reach of the star wind storm.
However, since their flight direction was at a right angle, their original half light-speed velocity reduced by over sixty percent, and they needed time to accelerate back to half light-speed. But the pursuing stellar winds behind them were also at sub-light speed, giving them no chance to accelerate, and they were quickly caught up.