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On the outskirts of the Cardia system, a massive and sinister spaceship—Kirsagh's Omen Ark, the Lord of the Abyss—floats silently like a colossal beast lurking in the darkness.

The warship was shrouded in the changing winds, as if draped in an invisible cloak, making it difficult for outsiders to detect.

It remained quietly hidden in the shadows, closely monitoring the two unprecedentedly large fleets that were locked in a tense standoff ahead.

Not far from the Lord of the Abyss, the space necromancer fleet led by Tarasin hovered in the void like a group of silent ghosts.

Dozens of undead warships closely surrounded the flagship Sands of Time, emitting a mysterious and eerie green light, like will-o'-the-wisps from the underworld, adding a chilling and terrifying atmosphere to the originally cold and desolate void.

On the bridge of the Abyss-class warship, Luo Jia stared into the distance with a solemn expression, while Peturabo, who also harbored ulterior motives, stood beside him.

Luo Jia murmured softly, "She's not there."

Perturabo narrowed his eyes slightly and replied with a cold smile, "Don't forget, that woman is not only the eternal chosen one of the Blood God, but also the eternal chosen one of the Lord of Change. How could she easily expose her whereabouts?"

Peturabo was clearly prepared for the possibility that he would not be able to find Kirsar.

“But it doesn’t matter. As long as we can successfully destroy Kadia, she will have nowhere to hide under the watchful eyes of the gods!” Luo Jia said thoughtfully, glancing at the Indomitable Soul, whose golden flames were gradually dying out not far away.

At this moment, both Luo Jia and Peturabo keenly sensed the strong subspace fluctuations emanating from that ship.

This fluctuation, like a surging wave, assaulted their senses wave after wave.

"It seems another brother has chosen to return... but I wonder who it could be?" Luo Jia murmured to himself, secretly speculating about the identity of this mysterious returnee.

Meanwhile, Peturabo remained expressionless, seemingly unconcerned.

As the Chaos warships regrouped, the Imperial warships reluctantly returned to their fleet, and the two sides deployed their forces in the Cardia system.

Both the Mechanicus and Dark Mechanicus ships were preparing their Nova Cannons, while the Imperial Navy's Adamantite Ram was directly facing the Chaos Warship's Profaned Bow.

An overloaded Chaos Abandoned Ship Reactor located in the center of both fleets triggered an explosion, sounding the charge for both warships.

Both fleets advanced at full speed simultaneously, their bow-mounted weapons firing relentlessly without regard for barrel life, the Imperial Navy and the Chaos Fleet charging at each other like two steel walls.

Numerous Chaos warships activated their weapon systems, and powerful torpedoes were launched rapidly like arrows released from a bow.

These chaotic forces were clearly unable to contain their eagerness, and were eager to witness the Imperial warships turn to ashes in the raging flames.

At that moment, brave and fearless Imperial naval aircraft flew out from inside the Imperial warships like lightning.

Their sharp eyes quickly spotted the torpedoes hurtling towards them, capable of bringing annihilation.

Faced with the surging Chaos Demon Engines, the Imperial Navy showed no sign of backing down and resolutely charged straight toward the dense torpedo swarm, determined to intercept them all.

However, the Chaos warships that launched torpedoes quickly fell into deep disappointment.

The Imperial Navy successfully deflected all the incoming torpedoes with its superb skills and decisive actions.

Moreover, despite the Chaos faction's demonic engines launching their attacks with all their might, they still failed to annihilate the valiant Imperial Navy.

It is worth mentioning that the Imperial warships themselves were also equipped with powerful torpedo weapons.

However, the experienced commander Spier knew that if a torpedo attack were launched rashly at this moment, most of the torpedoes would explode prematurely in the vast void, failing to cause any substantial damage to the enemy.

Therefore, he had to seize the fleeting opportunity and, before the enemy could react, decisively issue the order for all Imperial warships to fire their torpedoes simultaneously.

It's important to understand that it takes a considerable amount of time for a torpedo to go from being launched to having any real effect.

During this period, if the key factors such as the distance between the two warships and their relative motion cannot be accurately grasped, then the torpedoes carefully crafted by the Imperial Navy will probably only become useless kinetic energy rods.

Thus, Spyr took on a crucial mission—to accurately calculate the positional relationship between enemy and friendly warships and to ensure that the Imperial Navy's torpedoes could hit their targets to the greatest extent possible.

In the final minutes before the collision, both sides simultaneously shut down their weapon systems on both sides, reduced the power supply to their Void Shields, pointed their bows at the enemy, and concentrated all their energy on their engines, awaiting the final collision.

"Now! Fire the torpedoes!" Spier roared.

With his order given, all Imperial warships equipped with torpedoes launched their torpedoes simultaneously.

Under the tense gaze of the Imperial soldiers, the torpedoes, whose propulsion devices had not yet been ignited, detached from the torpedo tubes at the bow of the Imperial warships. Just before they were about to collide with the Chaos warships, their propulsion devices were activated, and they entered effective firing range!

At the same time, the torpedoes that had ignited their propulsion devices were also detected by the Chaos warships. Some of the traitors tried in fear to dodge the torpedoes by yawing, but it was too late.

The traitor, having made an emergency turn, lost the courage to ram the ship. The Imperial warship's torpedo struck the traitor's hull, causing a massive explosion.

The traitor's warship's side armor was easily torn apart by torpedoes, and the hull trembled continuously amidst the explosions, with jagged cracks appearing on the ship's side.

Before the crew of the traitor's warship could even catch their breath, the largest and most dangerous torpedo arrived—it was the Imperial warship charging at full speed.

Amid the terrified cries of the traitors, the imperial warship's adamantite ram slammed into the side of the traitor's warship.

The warships wept, the traitors who had lost their courage met their most tragic end. Their warships were smashed in half by the Imperial warships, the ear-piercing sound of twisting steel filling their ears, as if the souls of machines were wailing.

The Imperial warship rammed the traitorous vessel to pieces, while she herself suffered little damage.

The collision of warships is so brutal that the side that loses its courage will inevitably face destruction.

The sudden torpedo launch gave the Imperial warships an advantage; even the Chaos warships that did not dodge were damaged by the torpedoes, their bows rammed, and then torn apart by the intact Imperial warships.

Spier's flagship, the Agamemnon-class battleship HMS Guardian of Justice, destroyed a Marauder-class battleship by ramming it with a torpedo.

Although the Guardian of Justice also suffered considerable damage, Spyr knew that his torpedo attack had achieved its purpose.