《Galaxy Wars: The Legacy of Light and Darkness》Chapter 26: The Fog of Dawn Flag Space Ship
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The test didn't take over twenty minutes to finish, by then the space around the small cruiser was filled by multiple small cruisers and one intermediate cruiser.
The only ships remaining were the two space bombers who needed more time to finish installing the canons over them. James checked the state of Eli once more, she was alive, yet her pulse was getting weaker. He returned back to his seat while saying:
"Do you know where the Terasoras space ship special zone is?"
Rigo looked towards him as he replied:
"It's quite near from here, but that place is very crowded and heavily monitored. We couldn't approach there with our scanners before, so we don't have any maps or info regarding there."
James didn't reply as he pressed some buttons before a big hologram appeared in the commanding deck, it was the map he drew before based on the info given by Eli. Rigo looked with astonishment to the hologram in front of it while James said:
"This is the map of that zone, and as you can see this single green line is the only safe route to and from that zone. We need to take that route, all of the fleet should take it, so you have to broadcast this map or even move it manually to our fleet ships."
"Will we all enter there? our fleet is big, so it can attract attention, in addition we have an intermediate cruiser and two space bombers.
If they show themselves there, then we will get much attention," Rigo said after he looked for a long time studying this map. James thought for a moment about its words then he found they made quite sense, so he agreed by saying:
"Then what do you propose?"
"We should only infiltrate there with two more ships. Three small cruisers are common to be seen there I guess, if not then we can separate and search for the princess and that Immortal," Rigo said.
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"Fine, just move the map to the other ships then," James said.
"I already did so, by the way sir, what is the main target of this mission?"
James looked in doubt towards Rigo before he shook his head. These old forsaken droids were OP, and that made him quite satisfied he got a decent bunch of them.
"Our target is to locate the princess as soon as possible and try to warn her about this trap. If the empire fleet arrives, then we will be obliged to help her escape from that fate.
On the other hand, we have to locate the location marked in that map, there we will try and save any kid we find. Then we will withdraw," James explained while he was watching the comatosed Eli. Rigo asked:
"Is this all? Won't we pursue this Immortal?"
James looked at him with disbelief, then he replied firmly:
"Facing such a mysterious enemy will only bring destruction upon us. Let's postpone this confrontation for due time."
Rigo seemed not to be satisfied by such a reply, when James recalled their stubborn nature, so he rushed up to add:
"This enemy is our fate one, but we have zero information about him. if we just pumped straight into him, we would lose.
Our main priority is to disturb his arrangements and topple over his trap by saving the princess and those kids from his clutches. Doing so will weaken him a lot, so we need to stick to this possible target and not deviate from it."
"Affirmative."
James looked towards Rigo as he felt this humanoid was more troublesome that he expected, so he stressed over this by saying:
"Make sure to relay my words to the whole fleet, I don't want to lose anyone meaninglessly today."
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"Affirmative."
James watched Rigo who did nothing while asking:
"You only say affirmative but you didn't relay my words yet."
"I did already, don't forget we have a closed communication circuit."
James nodded as he totally forgot that, so he ordered:
"Link this circuit to my cruiser then."
"Affirmative," Rigo then pointed out his finger, which changed shape to form a long transparent line ended by a strange shaped socket. It then connected this to the main commanding unit in front of it. by the passage of one minute, it was finished, as it looked towards James and said:
"I need to name this Ship, as this will be the main ship of the fleet. By what name should I register it in the network?"
James thought for a moment, as he knew the importance of the main ship in any fleet, as it carried the famous old name, the flag ship.
"Name it… The fog of Dawn ship."
"The fog of dawn… I like this name."
James didn't explain anything to this humanoid, but this name was fated to be very famous all over the galaxy soon.
"The space bombers are ready, sir. Should we leave now?"
James looked at the fleet that was surrounding his ship, he then asked:
"Can our network be active inside that zone?"
"Yes, sir," Rigo replied.
"Don't forget that the zone is heavily guarded and monitored, so it's nearly impossible to transmit anything in or out," James said stressing on the difficulty of this.
"Don't worry, sir, our network uses an old technology that must be long forgotten. We also made many improvements over it, so I can assure you it can work anywhere in the galaxy no matter how heavily guarded that place is," Rigo said with pride and extreme confidence.
James looked at it silently as he knew the idea behind Rigo's words. If this network tech is long forgotten, then the detection devices nowadays couldn't detect it, which meant they could use it freely anywhere.
"Then let us only go and recon the place there first. When we assess the situation better, we can make real time decisions and direct the ships here. How long will it take for the ships here to reach that zone?" James said.
"Approximately two minutes if they used hyperjump tech," Rigo replied spontaneously.
"They had this tech, that's good," James said with surprise, While Rigo looked at him strangely as he commented:
"We were the one who invented this tech."
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