The Department of Anomalous Affairs personnel did not consider the issue of making enemies. When they proposed making the spoils public, they were quite indignant.
They had been the ones to give chase first and had paid a considerable price, yet they could not demand exclusive ownership of the results. It was truly aggravating.
But there was nothing they could do. They had fewer people than the military, were worse at cleaning up battlefields, and had also caused the military considerable losses.
Even if they wanted to forcibly claim the gains, the military would never agree, and they were not strong enough to resort to force.
So they could only first emphasize making the information public and leave everything else for afterward.
The Battalion-Class Ship snorted coldly without answering, then dispatched Engineering Ships, Small Ships, and lifeboats to conduct search and rescue operations.
Not speaking up at all was already giving them face. They were extremely angry with the Department of Anomalous Affairs.
—You caused such a huge mess for us, and instead of thinking about cleaning it up, you are still fixated on those meager gains?
Besides that, the military was urgently calculating and analyzing whether the enemy warship had truly self-destructed.
If there was not enough evidence proving it had self-destructed, their public statement could at least remain somewhat vague.
That way, not only could they reduce the hatred of their allies, but from a propaganda standpoint, they could also downplay the criminals' savage image.
However, while they were busy, a Company-level Warship timidly reported, "There was a Space Ripple before the enemy's violent explosion!"
Normally, military Company-level Warships did not have equipment capable of detecting Space Ripples. Even Battalion-Class Ships might not have it, but this one was an exception.
To protect the Space Wave Point, the