"Lavoisier, is it okay not to leave a reserve fleet?"
After the order was issued and all commanders and staff members exited the war room, a leader who was watching couldn't help but ask.
Although he didn't know much about fleet command in interstellar wars, he also knew that he had to leave some reserve forces for deployment during a battle, just in case.
However, Lavoisier had no such intention at all, and directly sent out all fifty Super Attack Group.
If there were any changes in the war situation, wouldn't there be no reserve force available for temporary deployment?
Looking at the Eighth Order Civilization leader who asked him, Lavoisier first sighed slightly.
"Sir Thersus, do you know the results of my deduction of this war and what is the probability of victory?"
"How much?"
"Less than 10%!"
"What!"
Not only Thersus, but also the leaders of other civilizations all stood up, with the words "You're talking nonsense" written all over their faces.
Although they had known for a long time that the humans on the opposite side were very powerful, according to their thinking, they should still have at least a 30% to 40% chance of winning. But what they didn't expect was that Lavoisier said that they didn't even have a 10% chance!
This.
How can they accept it?
"Lavoisier, why didn't you say something so important earlier?"
Thersus, who had recovered slightly, slapped the table and roared at Lavoisier.
"Say? After I tell you, you can stop thinking about it, and then surrender obediently and become slaves to humans?"
"This"
Suddenly being criticized like this by Lavoisier, Thersus didn't know how to refute it. After all, it was just as Lavoisier said. If he had known the result of this deduction earlier, he would really do this.
However, at this time, in front of all civilizations, can I admit it?
"Okay, let's not talk about this for now. Lavoisier, what does this problem have to do with you not leaving a reserve fleet?"
Knocking on the table, Tarz, the leader of Blue Radiance Republic to which Lavoisier belongs, asked.
He also had doubts about this issue.
"Leader, you also know that the odds of winning this time are very low. Therefore, the only way for us is to make no reservations and do our best, either to hit the target with one blow, or"
"So that's it!"
Hearing this, Tarz nodded.
Indeed, as Lavoisier said, the odds of winning are already very low. How about retaining the strength to implement plan B in case plan A fails?
This is very stupid, okay!
It is better to invest all your strength at once and focus on plan A to maximize your chances of winning.
Of course, according to Lavoisier's own deduction, even if the odds of winning were the highest, they would only be 10%, and it would only be possible if the opposing commander made a serious command error!
However, would the opposing commander really make such a low-level mistake?
To be honest, Lavoisier himself is very unsure! ——
At the same time, apart from United Fleet 10AU, Federal Fleet flagship Thersus.
"Why do you think these guys don't surrender even though they know they can't beat them?"
"In fact, becoming a subordinate civilization of the Federation definitely has more benefits than disadvantages for them, right?"
In the bridge, looking at the own fleet advancing towards the indigenous civilization United Fleet in the tactical image, Aierfei asked with some confusion.
Indeed, this question made him very confused.
Why is it that every time Lin Yu goes to tell people to join the big family of federation-affiliated civilizations, then the other civilization comes over excitedly?
But what if it's the first time I do this, but the other party swears not to do it?
To be honest, apart from the fact that the name may not sound good, there are no other problems with the federation's affiliated civilization, right?
"That. Commander Aierfei!"
"What's wrong?"
Looking at his adjutant who was hesitant to speak, Aierfei asked.
"Have you shown Subordinate Civilization Agreement to them?"
Quiet scene
silence
The atmosphere was extremely awkward.
He didn't answer his adjutant's question and just rolled his eyes, with the words "I don't want to talk to you" written on his face.
Seeing this, the adjutant already understood that his commander must not have sent the federation's Subordinate Civilization Agreement to the other party, but simply asked the other party directly if he wanted to become a subordinate civilization of the federation.
If this person doesn't fight with you, then he's in trouble, okay?
"Adjutant, help me send a copy of the Federation's Subordinate Civilization Agreement to those civilizations!"
"Uh, yes, Commander!"
"Also, it's not that I forgot, but it was done on purpose. Mainly because I wanted to see if these civilizations were bloody. Well, that's right!"
"Understood!"
Although there was some embarrassment, Aierfei was still very satisfied with the temporary excuse he made.
However, the adjutant beside her no longer knew how to complain.
She really didn't expect that Queen Bella, who was once Io Alliance, and now the commander-in-chief of the Federation Elf Fleet, would actually have such a arrogant side?
If this scene is revealed, it will definitely be the headline of all mainstream media in the Federation tomorrow!
Well, this was just what the adjutant was thinking in his mind, but his body acted like a conditioned reflex and immediately carried out the order.
Soon, in less than half a minute, a copy of Subordinate Civilization Agreement was sent to the leaders of those civilizations.
These leaders, who were still in the middle of the Virtual Combat Room war, all looked strange when they suddenly received another message from humans.
Now that the fight has started, what does it mean to send a message?
Could it be another ultimatum?
Anyway, there was still a lot of time before the fleets of both sides came into contact, so these leaders secretly retrieved the information from their own terminals and checked it without being discovered by others.
It turned out that the message sent by the human was actually a Subordinate Civilization Agreement?
Damn subsidiary civilization!
Two of the leaders stopped reading as soon as they saw the name of the agreement, but the remaining six commanders were still reading.
It's not that they are considering changing their stance, but they simply want to see how outrageous human Subordinate Civilization Agreement is.
However, after watching for a while, the expressions on the six people's faces became increasingly weird.
Wouldn't it be better if you took this thing out earlier?
If we had taken it out earlier, we would have signed it happily, why would we still have a rough fight?
What's the use of taking it out now?
This is already a difficult situation, right?
Not necessarily, you want me to start a battlefield uprising, right?
As long as I dare to do it.
You will be sieved by other civilizations in a matter of minutes!
The six leaders who had watched Federal Subordinate Civilization Agreement all complained crazily in their hearts.