If the Federation had only complained and made threats, Hua Xiezhi would never have come looking for the First One.
The main thing was that they had offered corresponding promises, and the Digital Phantom Team truly needed more warships right now.
Hua Xiezhi had originally been unwilling to agree, because the Federation's Division Level Ships... were really rather useless.
It was not that the warships lacked firepower, but that their specifications and weapons systems were all Federation-standard.
Digital Phantom already possessed Alliance and Imperial warships. Adding another Federation model would only create a mess, wouldn't it? So she informed the Empire that they had no interest in the Federation's Division Level Ships.
That spindle-shaped magical artifact had nothing to do with the Federation either. If they wanted to publicize it, then let them publicize it!
The Imperial Military personnel then told Hua Xiezhi, "We understand very well the consequences of incompatible ammunition."
What the military really meant was: If you don't like the Federation's Division Level Ships, then we... can make a private exchange! You should be able to accept Imperial Division Level Ships, right? As for those corresponding promises, such as not appearing on the Federation battlefield, that was something for the military to consider.
In any case, when it came to dealings between two Nations, there was no question of saving face. It was all about interests.
Hua Xiezhi had nearly laughed at that remark, yet it truly was the reality.
However, after Digital Phantom acquired three more Division Level Ships, those three ships could not appear in the Empire—they had to remain abroad.
It would be best if they were destroyed during the expedition against the Asura.
It was clear that the military had been quite conflicted when making this promise—Digital Phantom was truly becoming too powerful