If Silver Wolf had been the only one saying this, it would have been fine. After all, although she was a notorious Stellaris Hunter and a high-priority corporate fugitive in the universe, that was all she was.
At most, she was a rather special Pathstrider, probably not even an Emanator.
(Personally, I felt that not many people in the universe knew that Silver Wolf's main account was the strongest Emanator of The Joy. In reality, only the Stellaris Hunters themselves probably knew, or even if someone guessed that Silver Wolf was an Emanator, it was only a guess and couldn't be confirmed.)
(After all, if the corporation knew, the bounty on her as the strongest Emanator definitely wouldn't merely rank first among the Stellaris Hunters. No, it should be second from the bottom now. The bottom spot belonged to Hare now.)
(They would definitely place the highest bounty on Silver Wolf. After all, her Emanator abilities mainly came from that LV999 game cartridge. If the corporation knew, they would do everything possible to get that cartridge.)
But it was Cion. Others might not be able to tell—not really—but the people aboard the Stellaris Train all knew that this guy was the Trailblaze Aeon himself!
And who in the world didn't know that The Joy and The Trailblaze had slept in the same train cars back in the day? How could they possibly mistake him?
"So I'm fighting an Aeon tomorrow!?" Σ(°△°|||)︴
At that moment, Stelle felt as though someone in her mind was asking her:
Will you win?
You're guaranteed to lose, brother!
No matter what, Stelle still had some self-awareness.
Forget Aeons—even against Emanators, she could only manage a fifty-fifty fight.
That meant the opposing Emanator would one-shot him, and then their little idiot brother, Akivili, would one-shot the