Everyone could see how much Hua Zhen cared about Earth. Whether it was technological support or assistance with stellar system defense, he had handled everything thoroughly.
Of course, despite helping Earth so much, he had never expected anything in return. His only requirement was that Earth wholeheartedly submit to Tiangong Unification.
Given the disparity in strength, this requirement was practically a godsend for Earth. Yet there were always some people who remained dissatisfied, believing that submitting to Tiangong Unification meant Earth was indirectly acknowledging itself as a subordinate civilization of New Tiangong.
Remaining neither servile nor overbearing, refusing to fear power—these were indeed virtues worthy of praise and promotion. But sometimes, clinging to that shred of pride before absolute strength and refusing to lower one's noble head was simply foolish.
Besides, from beginning to end, Hua Zhen had never asked anyone to bow and scrape.
Borg, a senior official from New Tiangong's Construction Department, had spent a long time in meetings with Earth's top officials aboard Sky Blade Seven. Yet the reasons above accounted for only a small part of it. What truly kept both sides wasting words without getting to the point was something else entirely.
The purpose of bringing the Super Soldier Company members to New Tiangong for intensive training was clear: it was simply to give these kids an early understanding of what truly high-end warfare looked like.
However, some higher-ups made things far more complicated...
The Super Soldier Company was Earth's most elite fighting force. Now New Tiangong wanted to gather all of them in one sweep, calling it intensive training—but who knew what they were plotting behind the scenes? What if the moment they were sent over, they were detained? That would truly mean losing both the bait and the catch.
Their concerns were perfectly