Yan Rou was one of their own.
So her judgment should not have been wrong.
After all, Yan Rou was very familiar with the way they operated. No matter what, she was a member of the R-class management. Although her rank did not count as senior management, she was at least middle management and should have known quite a bit about their organization. Otherwise, she would not have appeared in our world as R9's assistant.
She said R5's twenty thousand people had most likely lost contact with headquarters. If that was true, then these people were like headless flies right now. Without instructions from headquarters, they could do nothing and dared do nothing. It could even be said that their situation had become extremely dangerous.
Of course, it would be another matter if R5 was an outstanding commander, but whether that was true remained to be seen.
No wonder R5 had agreed to cooperate with us so readily and had even allowed R15 to represent him fully in making any decisions.
The current terms of cooperation were favorable to us. They had made concessions in many areas.
But I knew those concessions were only temporary. Once they reestablished contact with headquarters, they might make other moves. After all, we were not on the same side.
Any supposed sense of belonging to Earth was fake.
Showing weakness at the right time in exchange for time and space to quietly build themselves up was not a losing deal for them.
Even though I had clearly guessed their intentions, I could only agree for the time being. Turning against them now could catch them off guard, but likewise, we were not fully prepared either.
First, we had no advantage in numbers. Second, even if we did, our combat strength was probably far inferior