The Neptune system, once filled with the roar of cannons and the glimmer of countless stars, had now fallen silent.
However, the intense battle, which had lasted only a little over ten days, still left indelible marks on this star system.
Around Neptune's orbit and the orbits of its various moons, all sorts of debris and fragments were rotating at extremely high speeds.
Warships blown into two halves, moons with only a small portion left, pockmarked gun turrets, and so on, were everywhere.
Even Neptune itself bore clear traces of this war.
It was originally light blue, but now, its light blue was mixed with a hint of gray.
That was formed by the high-speed impact of countless projectiles and debris.
An electromagnetic cannon projectile, no matter how fast, could only disappear instantly into Neptune's thick gas layer like a micrometeorite, and the small burning trace it left would vanish in an instant.
