The battle was drawing to a close. The remaining ships of Fleet A2 had no ability to resist further; they began scattering in retreat. However, only less than five percent of the ships managed to successfully disengage from the battle and escape from the pursuit of Chuckna warships. Most of the escaping ships were destroyers and cruisers, which had quick acceleration, agile maneuverability, and weren't prioritized for attack.
In the starry sky, the Suss battleships scattered all around, while the Chuckna warships grouped in formations of four to surround and intercept. The atmosphere inside the brightly lit portholes of the warships differed greatly between the two sides; one was filled with clouds of gloom and sorrow, the other with joyous cheers echoing around.
To achieve such a battle result from an extremely dire situation was beyond everyone's expectations.
