At this moment,
this cold, solemn scene seemed to speak of the immense monument that was the Astronomical Society under the United Nations.
Clearly, while the fact that all nations had united might not have been quite so harmonious,
this interstellar expansion project, jointly undertaken since the third year after the Origin, had indeed achieved tremendous success by today.
As Phyllis's gaze extended farther into the distance, Watcher Miss saw countless armies standing ready as well:
warships stood in orderly rows, their cannons gleaming with chilling light,
while soldiers in heavy Protective Suits held their positions like an impregnable steel defensive line.
As the leader of this research, she knew better than anyone just how sensitive this area was.
Therefore,
while the ship was still far away, she hurriedly raised Lorenz Riel's flag to identify herself.
Although the Mermaid Misses whose secrecy Su Wen needed her to maintain possessed combat power beyond her imagination.
Even
Su Wen himself had no doubt at all:
the sea demons with sixth-rank combat power could take this place as easily as child's play.
But the consequences of doing so might bring about a disastrous future.
As long as he had not gone mad,
he normally would not continue entertaining such thoughts.
Beneath the faint beacon light piercing through the fog, the giant vessel slowly approached the docking area.
Meanwhile, Phyllis finally found her visitation permit amid a pile of documents in her fluster.
The permit bore intricate interstellar alliance insignias and encrypted patterns, carrying the authorization that permitted their passage.
However,
upon seeing this massive vessel, which might not have been expected, about to dock,
the naval personnel stationed there grew even more cautious. As the lighthouse beam revolved, flag-signal communication between both sides officially began.
Yet Su Wen's expression did not change in