Chapter 790: 5 Minutes of Death (1)
[The most impressive battle? It must have been the Battle of Terminus. At that time, no one in the entire Galaxy thought we would win, but we won... We defeated the Galactic Republic in a war of attrition... In that battle, everything happened in those 5 minutes...]
——Excerpted from the Fourth Empire, the 47th year of the Imperial Calendar, from the Dawn TV special program 'Road to the Empire', an interview record with a veteran who participated in the Clone Wars.
[…The Fourth Empire experienced countless wars from scratch from the decades before the founding of the civilization. Unlike the majestic Battle of Coruscant and the Battle of Corellia, the Battle of Terminus left an indelible impression on this veteran. Looking at today, we can only sigh with emotion at the fighting spirit of the imperial martyrs who are not afraid of sacrifice, and the fighting spirit of fighting to the death in every battle regardless of the size... During this process, our great Imperial Emperor Tang Xiao's wise and decisive decision-making takes all the credit...]
The host's magnetic voice came from behind the scenes. The host, who had been born in the Fourth Empire for nine years, did not understand the significance of the Battle of Terminus.
So far, the Fourth Empire has not fully decrypted the process of the Clone War that lasted for four years. The specific processes of those countless battles back then are still unknown. From the host's perspective, he could indeed put the Battle of Terminus, a battle in which less than 200 Warships from both sides participated, into an irrelevant position.
Not to mention the Battle of Coruscant, in which both sides participated in over 10,000 Kilometer-Long Super Titans, and even the Battle of Corellia, in which both sides participated in more than 6,000 Warships, the Battle of Terminus was still just a small shrimp.
But there are indeed such rumors on many occasions——
Although the Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Navy, Marshal Matt Horner, experienced more than one large-scale defeat in subsequent wars, one of the reasons why his status as Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Navy remains extremely stable is because of the Battle for Terminus.
As for why, few people can say clearly.