Cang's words rang in the ears of everyone connected to the communication. They were righteous and highly provocative, drawing most people's attention to Todd and Zoe's communication screens.
Todd and Zoe both looked stunned, staring in disbelief at Cang. He had clearly chosen surrender—effectively betrayal—yet he was presenting himself as so righteous while condemning them. They practically wanted to curse him out. You traitor, you have the nerve to talk about us? And you dare pin the blame on us?
Zoe gritted her teeth and shouted hatefully, "Traitor! You're nothing but a traitor!"
"Traitor? No, I'm not." Cang shook his head and said calmly, "I merely made the choice I believed was right. I haven't betrayed any of you, nor have I leaked anyone's information or intelligence. But I want to live—live better than all of you."
"And my subordinates, my family—I want them to live as well. To live properly, rather than lose their innocent lives because one or two people got carried away."
"The reason I contacted you now is because I hope more of you can survive as I did, instead of being used by certain people and sent to face enemies you know nothing about. But the Burning Legion is not an enemy. I have never considered them enemies. Look at the other legions willing to cooperate with them. With the Burning Legion's support, what will they become in the future?"
"Lastly, Legion Leader Xiao Ran of the Burning Legion said that as long as you are willing to surrender and cooperate fully, regardless of whether your legions continue to exist in the future, he can promise to preserve your current legion structures. You may either retain your legion's independence or merge your entire legion into another legion."
"Just like my fleet. No matter when, that