Noah's analysis left the commanders somewhat bewildered.
But at this moment, they still understood something.
Everyone had thought of the most crucial point.
Since the enemy had anticipated it—
that providing weapons and equipment to the remaining forces of the International Shelters,
and even directly giving them substantial resource support,
would most likely provoke a counterattack from the Star-Level Shelter,
then why did they still dare to act so openly and without restraint?
The answer was actually very simple.
The enemy had never worried about this problem.
Because they did not care.
After all, even if the Star-Level Shelter went to war and retaliated,
it would be attacking the remaining forces of those International Shelters.
The targets would be enemies already armed to the teeth.
Under such circumstances, it was still uncertain who would win and who would lose.
But one thing was certain.
Starting a war at this time, for both the Star-Level Shelter and the other International Shelters,
would benefit neither side in any way.
On the contrary, blindly starting a war would not only mean falling into the trap the enemy had deliberately dug.
They would gain no benefits at all.
They would also waste the limited resources of their shelters for nothing.
One had to know that even the current Star-Level Shelter,
which had developed into the most powerful force on this planet,
and seemed nearly invincible,
still had no way to produce energy resources on its own.
Since it could not produce energy resources,
once war began, it meant continuous consumption.
By then, the aliens would not even need to launch an attack themselves.
The Star-Level Shelter, along with the other International Shelters,
would likely find themselves at an absolute disadvantage
once their own energy reserves were exhausted.
Without sufficient energy
to maintain the daily