There was really nothing much to say about the Person from the Sky.
Because the only force truly capable of threatening them was Fang Zheng's fleet. Whether to fight or not was entirely up to Fang Zheng, and not fighting was impossible—why else would he summon a fleet from his own world?
No one could offer any opinion on how exactly to fight, either. After all, neither Schicksal nor Anti-Entropy had ever fought a war in space. Fang Zheng would decide how it was done, so all they needed to do was state their positions.
Theresa was fairly proactive. She said she would arrange further contact and cooperation between Schicksal and the Divine Land. This trip had indeed given Theresa an enormous shock, making her deeply realize just how narrow her perspective had once been. She had only ever kept her head down and fought the Honkai on Earth, but from another angle, perhaps they truly needed a major change.
But Welt Yang was in a somewhat awkward position.
Unlike Schicksal, Anti-Entropy was itself an alliance. Welt Yang was effectively its Alliance Leader, but just as with the conflict between Einstein, Tesla, and Cocolia, Anti-Entropy was destined to have difficulty working together as one organization.
Schicksal had suffered a round of turmoil after Otto's suicide and Theresa's rebellion brought her to power, but a starving camel was still bigger than a horse. Even with some people leaving Schicksal, its influence as an anti-Honkai organization in Europe remained considerable. As long as Theresa made a decision, joint cooperation between Schicksal and the Divine Land would not be difficult.
But on Anti-Entropy's side... all that could really be said was that Welt Yang had the will but not the means. As the First Herrscher, he might be able to contribute to protecting