Turning Against the Enemy

When Tarz saw Lavoisier's projection appear before him, he was still deeply agitated.

After all, Lavoisier was the guardian deity of the Blue Radiance Republic. If anything happened to him, then even if they defeated humanity, the Blue Radiance Republic would still have a hard time ahead.

After all, the current alliance had only been formed under the pressure of humanity as a common external enemy. Once that enemy was gone, they would go back to fighting however they pleased.

And without Lavoisier, the Blue Radiance Republic would inevitably become the primary target of the other alliances.

Who told them that they had always been the strongest under Lavoisier's halo?

"Lavoisier, it's good that you're alright. It's good that you're alright!"

"Leader, time is tight. I can't explain in detail, but I need you to immediately do exactly as I say!"

"Alright, tell me!"

Out of absolute trust in Lavoisier, Tarz nodded and replied.

But what Lavoisier said next left him utterly confused!

"Are you sure you want to do this?"

"Yes, I'm sure. If you can't get the fleet to act as I said within one minute, then it'll all be over. No, there are only fifty-five seconds left now!"

"Alright, I understand!"

Seeing Lavoisier's expression more solemn than ever, along with his words that only fifty-five seconds remained—

Tarz nodded and proactively cut off the communication.

"Immediately send these parameters and these coordinates to the fleet in my name. They must execute them within thirty seconds!"

"Yes, Leader!"

The secretary could also see how serious the situation was and immediately began operating from Tarz's office.

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On the battlefield, the ten Super Attack Groups formerly assigned to the second defensive line would enter the Federal Fleet's firing range in a little over ten seconds.

"Damn it, why haven't