Behind the Ruined Beast swarm was the faceless army Ren Zhong had once dealt with, also known as humanoid soldiers as Ying Feng called them, numbering about a thousand.

Ren Zhong had once led a small group of elite warriors to slaughter faceless men in narrow passages, but that was due to advantageous terrain and not because the faceless men were not fearsome.

In space, endowed with bizarre directional change abilities, the faceless men could completely ignore the human body's acceleration limit and finally exert their full might, showcasing formidable combat power that could defeat any warrior below Level Nine facing Ren Zhong's side.

Moreover, a plethora of solid weapons and cooled and reactivated smaller Energy Flow Cannons began another sweep.

The Tracer's smart brain accurately identified the enemy's approaching level, these relatively low-grade weapons primarily targeting Rebel Soldiers below Level Eight with an extremely high kill rate.

Just as contact was made, within a brief five minutes, the Ruined Beast army charging at the front led by Ren Zhong suffered severe damage, the Viper Fighters were not heavily damaged, but the ordinary warriors further back were repeatedly blown up, resulting in heavy casualties.

The momentum of Ren Zhong's army was halted.

The area around the Tracer had turned into a meat grinder.

...

Spectacular fireworks exploded consecutively in space, as brilliant as New Year's firecrackers.

Ren Zhong, who used to wear a lab coat, was now in casual attire but stood with a military-like erect posture.

His eyes had remained fixed on the holographic simulation projection before him for a long time.

Though light takes time to travel in space, under the illumination of Ghost Particles and the diligent and swift conveyance of data streams, a wealth of information still continuously fed back to Ren Zhong in real-time.

For a Commander, this was a great fortune, as he could precisely and timely grasp the entire battlefield's dynamics, verify these dynamics against the pre-existing plan in his mind, and then issue relatively broad orders with great speed and efficiency to the two deputies beside him, Qian Wangshen and Hanyu.

Subsequently, these two would equally swiftly absorb and digest his intentions, then transmit his orders as more detailed plans to Zheng Tian and other core Commanders.

For instance, when Ren Zhong said, "Advance the arrow in the third quadrant forward by eight thousand kilometers," the operations staff would immediately gather real-time information analysis—including the distribution of enemy and friendly forces, firepower status, ammunition reserve status, and medium to long-range firepower reserves near other battle areas—and these crucial parameters would quickly come to the forefront, synchronously presented along with Ren Zhong's order to Yuan Qinh, the operations Commander in the third quadrant.

Upon comprehending Ren Zhong's intentions, Yuan Qinh would immediately analyze the battle conditions in the third quadrant, further break it down into more segments, identify the friendly firepower advantage zones and enemy's potential vulnerability zones, then swiftly simulate and chain deduce in his mind, subsequently using brainwave equipment to deliver his deduced plan to Sun Ai, disguised as an ordinary smart brain, who would conduct a more comprehensive deduction of this plan, quickly refine it, and also account for the nearby quadrants' combat strength.

Then, Sun Ai would complete feasibility calculations and further break down the order into numerous subtle and precise commands, considering each missile on the battlefield, each Energy Cannon, and each combat personnel's engine, thereby issuing precise instructions to every combat unit's weapon.

However, prior to specific execution, Zheng Tian, as the Deputy Chief Commander of the battlefield, would receive Sun Ai's calculated battlefield dynamic simulation based on these orders beforehand. This simulation would display the predicted dynamics at hundreds of times fast-forward speed, allowing Zheng Tian to intuitively judge the feasibility of these dynamics and make overall corrections.

Subsequently, Sun Ai would again read Zheng Tian's correction results, adjust the detailed orders anew to form final instructions, and officially issue them.

This whole process seems complex, yet it actually takes less than thirty seconds.

During this process, Sun Ai also leverages her vast computing power, precisely aiding each combat unit by either preemptively identifying lurking crises and issuing warnings or taking over certain weapons and engines of the participating personnel in an instant to make life-saving dynamic corrections.