Starting from the Planetary Governor - Chapter 472

Chapter 471, Eight Million Gifts

The victory of the Battle of Temir can certainly be regarded as a great victory.

Whether from the scale of the war, the exchange ratio of the two sides, or the influence of the war, it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a “big” word.

In terms of scale, this battle has actually lasted for more than three years. The total number of participating armies of the greenskins and humans on both sides exceeds 6 billion, with an entire planet as the battlefield; on the star sea, the total number of participating fleets of both sides exceeds 600 warships.

In terms of influence, the result of the Battle of Temir will directly affect the situation on the eastern front of the entire star field, and indirectly affect the war situation in the entire star field.

In terms of the exchange ratio, it is even more exaggerated.

In the three years, more than 700 million human troops have been sacrificed on the surface of Temir 5, mainly the Allied Forces, but the Alliance Army has actually shed 60 million blood here, which is not a small number.

But the losses of the greenskins are even more terrifying. They have lost a cumulative manpower of 5 billion here, and the remaining 2 billion have no way to survive.

Those born from the local ecosystem are always a minority, and the vast majority are reinforcements transported from other planets.

It is true that greenskins can grow from the ground and grow very fast, but the loss of more than 7 billion people at once is definitely a heavy blow in the short term.

But this is not the biggest loss for the greenskins.

The biggest loss is in the warships.

In the naval battle outside the orbit of Temir 5, there were 193 greenskin ships destroyed on the spot by the human fleet. The navy recorded the results of the battle clearly.

And more than 100 warships that escaped were killed one after another in the subsequent pursuit.

There are about 30 warships left, but they actually couldn’t escape. The human side has blocked all five jump points in the Temir galaxy. The greenskins can only run out of the galaxy in a panic through normal navigation.

They have run too far and are almost out of the star system, out of the range that the normal star language tower and the star observation tower can illuminate. It is not easy for the human fleet to chase beyond the galaxy range, because it is too far away. Moreover, without the communication of the Star Language Tower and the navigation of the Star Observatory, they may get lost outside and may not be able to return.

But the greenskin fleet that was driven into the unknown universe will also have the same trouble. They also rely on the star tunnels to travel between the stars. Without the star tunnels, they will also get lost in the cold and dark universe. When they find it back, or drift to another galaxy with luck, I am afraid that it will take many years.

Those greenskin ships that ran into the dark universe can basically no longer create any threats.

From this perspective, the 300 greenskin ships can be said to be completely destroyed.

And the price paid by humans for this is only about 20 ships, and they are basically small boats.

In the naval battle, it is even more exaggerated than the three-year battle on the ground with a 1:10 exchange ratio.

In this way, the Battle of Temir is regarded as an “epic victory” in the system’s evaluation, which is natural.

[Temir Battle Settlement: Hearty Victory, 8784990 Gift Points]

Seeing the information on the battle settlement interface, Gu Hang couldn’t control the expression on his face, and was overjoyed!

It was worth the time he spent, two and a half years to fight this battle.

The Temir Battle lasted for so long, and countless gift points were accumulated in the prize pool. He crushed them with absolute strength, and at a relatively small cost, he won a hearty victory, and extracted them at a very high coefficient at one time.

However, there should be a higher evaluation for a hearty victory, right? It should be called “epic victory”?

But it is probably difficult to get that level of evaluation. It is estimated that the hard requirement is that the strength of one’s own side should be similar to that of the opponent, or even worse, and it can also win the battle with a small proportion of casualties, and the influence of the war should be relatively large, so as to get the highest coefficient evaluation.

The influence and casualty ratio of the Temir Battle should meet the conditions. However, the point that the size is smaller than the enemy is not satisfied at all.

But Gu Hang didn’t care.

Real wars are not games, and Gu Hang didn’t have the opportunity to reload the game. He wouldn’t deliberately arrange a small number of troops to fight a big battle just to get a high rating or more rating points.

If possible, he would like to crush the enemy with superior numbers in every future war.

It doesn’t matter if the rating is low. The key is to ensure that the war can be won and the losses of one’s own troops are as small as possible.

What’s more, Gu Hang is already very satisfied with 8.8 million points of grace, which is equivalent to eight times the income of the Steel Wing Star Battle.

It’s normal to have so many. Counting all three years, the results of this naval battle are three times that of the Steel Wing Star Battle; the results on the ground are dozens of times.

Even if the vast majority of the greenskins eliminated on the ground are fart spirits, the order of magnitude is here after all.

It’s quite normal to have a lot of grace points.

With these 8.8 million grace points, many of Gu Hang’s subsequent plans will be much smoother!

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After winning the Temir battle with an absolute crushing momentum, Gu Hang’s benefits were not just as simple as the income from the gift points.

The destruction of three hundred greenskin warships and seven billion greenskins meant that the entire eastern part of the Dragon Eagle star field was wide open to the Alliance. In

terms of future strategies, whether it was to go north to penetrate the four major star regions of the greenskins’ lair, or to go southwest to attack the main force led by the orc chieftain, there was always one goal that could not be avoided, and that was the Jinguan star region itself.

While the work of hunting down the greenskin fleet was in progress, the Fire Nova, with hundreds of warships, also bombed Temir 5.

These two tasks lasted for more than half a month, until the system settlement popped up, which was considered a final conclusion. Gu Hang then ordered the main force of the entire army to advance into the hinterland of the Jinguan star region.

In addition to leaving 30 ships to continue to provide support for the remaining battles on Temir 5, the Fire Star and ten cruisers, with more than 200 million Alliance Army troops transported from the rear of the Alliance, and nearly 1 billion Allied troops, are the total force to carry out the mission in the entire Jinguan Star Region this time.

1.2 billion, this is not the limit of the Alliance’s force, but it is the limit of the Alliance’s one-time cross-stellar force deployment. For this reason, the Alliance mobilized more than 30 giant belly transport ships. Each giant belly can carry a 20 million-scale army group, which is 600 million. The remaining 600 million will be filled up in major warships and armed merchant ships.

This is already the maximum scale of delivery. If it is larger, the fleet will have to put down people, equipment, and supplies, and then go back to pull it. The round trip, including the time for loading and unloading, will take at least several months or nearly half a year.

From this point, it can also be seen that the value of transport ships.

But for now, with a total force of 1.2 billion and 250 human warships, they have an absolute advantage over the remaining greenskin forces in the entire Jinguan Star Region.

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Additional chapters will be completed before dawn!

Still owe 51k.

(End of this chapter)