"It is merely a Stellaron. The Alliance has long been aware of it and has its own means of resolving the problem. The Xianzhou has weathered countless crises of survival. Though this disaster has struck with fierce momentum, the Xianzhou has no need to borrow outsiders' strength to quell it. You are guests who have come from afar; there is no reason for you to be dragged into this matter. Do you understand what I mean?" Yukong said.
When she saw Yukong, Little Tingyun, who was lying on Chen Luo's shoulder, seemed to stir emotionally, but she hid it well.
Little Tingyun had not forgotten what Aha had said: if Tingyun's identity were exposed, Yukong would be the first to suffer. Tingyun did not know why Aha knew that she and Yukong were close, but she could not let that happen.
"Based on the current situation, the Stellaron's influence has not yet fully spread. If we can locate and contain it in time, both the corrupted space and the infected people may yet be restored."
"We have stopped Stellaron disasters before. We came this time only to lend you a hand," Welt Yang said reasonably.
"I have made myself very clear. This is an internal matter of the Xianzhou Alliance. The Star Rail need not interfere. As a gesture of respect, I received all of you personally. The final decision is not open to change."
"But...!"
"Forget it, Uncle Yang. The Xianzhou can handle it themselves, so why should we worry about it? We'll just leave," March 7th said resentfully.
They had kindly made two warps from Jarilo to the Xianzhou, yet the other side not only failed to appreciate it but also acted so forcefully. March 7th had no intention of forcing herself forward to help.
"No, you cannot