Sheryl stared blankly at her slightly reddened hand, then blankly at the robot head that had flown into the wall, bounced off, and finally fallen silent. Though she was a queen, she wore the bewildered expression of an adorable little girl. In the end, she shook herself, planted her hands on her hips, and viciously stomped several times on the robot's body lying on the floor.
As she stomped, she huffed, "You dared to take pictures of me! Take pictures of me! Who gave you the nerve to use those ugly eyes of yours—neither human nor ghost—to photograph me? Secretly taking pictures would have been bad enough, but you actually did it right in front of me!"
Just as Sheryl furiously trampled the robot wreckage, Moses and Billy rushed into her room. Both held a gun in one hand and a dagger in the other. After cautiously entering the room, they saw Sheryl stomping on the robot.
The two froze at the same time, but quickly recovered. Moses hurriedly escorted Sheryl out of the room, while Billy called people in to swiftly inspect the entire room and remove all the robot wreckage. Naturally, this was followed by another thorough inspection of the Burning Legion's interior.
Outside the Burning Legion, the pilots already deployed had no idea several warships had appeared. With the enemy already present, there was indeed no need to tell everyone something that would affect morale.
The situation outside was extremely strange. A broad warship shaped like a towering building floated alone in space, like a solitary hero forced to stand against immense evil in order to save the world. On the other side, led by the Victory Fleet, countless ELS—too many to count—were scattered everywhere, vaguely forming a half-encirclement around the Gedim warship.
In reality, though the