Of course Cagalli thought it was unacceptable. Why provoke others when they had not provoked them? Wasn't that just turning a justified position into an unjustified one for no reason? She knew Xiao Ran was powerful, but could one person really stand against an entire nation? Was Xiao Ran the only powerful one? Did Radam, Glatters, and the Infinite Empire not have even stronger people? And just because he was powerful, did that mean everyone fighting alongside him was as well?
Orb was only a Neutral Country. War had nothing to do with them, so why drag Orb into actively starting a war with others? Did they think the saying "when the cannons roar, gold is spent by the ton" was a joke? Orb did not even have much foundation to sustain a prolonged war within the Earth Sphere, yet now they were talking about launching an interstellar war?
All of this made Cagalli extremely dissatisfied with Xiao Ran's intention to drag the entire Earth into initiating a genuine interstellar war. But with Asaha holding her down, she did not dare say a word. She could only glare at Xiao Ran, whom she had now become somewhat familiar with.
Patrick glanced sideways at his future daughter-in-law and rubbed his head with a headache. The girl was good in every other way—pretty, innocent, pure, and brainless. It was rare for a child raised by a great family to remain this innocent... She was just a little stubborn. And really, a little brainless...
Patrick was not the only one with a headache. Asaha felt his brain throb even more. How could he not know what his own daughter was like? She had no tact, was reckless, impatient, and brainless...
At this point, it was no longer a matter of whether they agreed