In short, the military believed that the Digital Phantom Team's members had above-average moral standards.
More importantly, these people had no interest in politics. Unless something earth-shattering happened, they only concerned themselves with their own affairs.
Hearing this, Jing Yuexin looked at Qu Jianlei. "What do you think, First One?"
"What do I think..." Qu Jianlei frowned. He knew very well that the team members preferred living in normal society.
One only had to look at the crew members who worked aboard starships year-round. Staying away from people for too long could easily breed psychological problems.
So he asked, "Will there be troops on that planet?"
"Of course. There'll be city guards too." Pute looked at him strangely. "If there weren't, could you handle public security?"
He was not underestimating their abilities. It was simply that the size of their team could never meet such demand.
Qu Jianlei smacked his lips and shook his head regretfully. "We don't want to be affected by that. Forget it."
As long as the military was present, if they settled down on that planet, they would inevitably have to deal with them.
If they became the rulers of a Habitable Star, it would be impossible to have no contact with the outside world. There might even be quite a lot of matters to handle.
The military had laid its cards on the table. They had secured exceptionally favorable treatment for the team, while also hoping to deepen the ties between the two sides.
Pute's expression turned serious. "How should I put this? There's no harm in trying. At worst, you can resign later."
"Even soldiers like us develop all kinds of psychological problems after being stationed on desolate planets for too long."
"Heh." Qu Jianlei smiled and shook his head. "Some tests have to