"I had no interest in the New Skrull Empire either. I would never go back," Schiller said.
"But I did not want something like this to happen either. Even if we were fighting to secure room for our civilization to grow, that was no reason for humanity to start a large-scale war between the Three Great Empires," Schiller said righteously.
"You should all know that Gana and I had a good relationship. Of all those who once followed Gana, I was the one he trusted most."
"Now that things had come to this, I could say it outright. The reason he was able to board the Polaris without authorization back then was because I stole my father's identity credentials—my father was the deputy commander-in-chief—allowing him to successfully carry out his plan to steal the ship..."
"His trust in me surpassed anyone else's, because without me, his plan could never have succeeded. He had always firmly believed I was on his side, so he had never been guarded against me. But I thought he was nothing more than a fool who could be used."
Schiller narrowed his eyes and said, "You should know that the Polaris had a device for contacting the Skrull Empire. To stop Gana from doing something foolish one day and drawing in a Skrull fleet, I tampered with that communications device so Gana could not easily control it to send signals."
"But in case I needed it someday, I removed and hid its key components. Although the Polaris had already crashed, the communications device was still there. Therefore, we could use it to send a signal to the Skrull Empire."
"You mean..." Arrungale frowned, seemingly realizing something. He said, "Every Skrull ship carried a unique identification code. If we used the communications device aboard the Polaris to