Jiang Yan Hai fell silent. Of course, he understood just how vast the difference between the two was.
To use a simple analogy, if a feudal nation went to war with another country, after winning because of the threat posed by the other side, they would often demand gold, treasures, money, and the like from that country—but they would never demand its people.
Because to a feudal nation, taking the people of another country would mean a burden and a potential threat.
But if it were a modern nation, given the chance to control such a country, they would never simply ask for money. In fact, as long as part of your threat was eliminated, your population itself would be an enormous source of wealth.
They would become a market for dumping goods, and your country's resources would be even more useful than its gold mines.
Likewise, Jiang Yan Hai and the others considered these Red Mad Wolves a threat, but in truth, the Red Mad Wolves' primary purpose of existence was not for that at all.
They existed only to adapt to viruses! One could well imagine that the true rulers of this world were not advanced civilizations, but these omnipresent microorganisms.
They were the ones truly at the top of the food chain. Even these powerful civilizations from unknown planets that could open Star Gates feared such microorganisms. That was also why the Alpha 3 Invasive Star Gate only allowed living creatures to pass through in one direction.
What made these microorganisms terrifying was their powerful ability to mutate. If they could not mutate, they would not be nearly so threatening.
At that thought, Jiang Yan Hai could no longer sit still. He took out his phone and made a call.
After ringing a few times, the call