However, Fu Xuan, who had complete confidence in her own learning, was deeply worried about this and had even begun considering ways to remedy the situation—
It was not that Fu Xuan lacked faith in the Xianzhou. It was simply that, compared to the brutal Third Abundance War, the Xianzhou Alliance was at a disadvantage against the Abundant People Allied Forces in both troop numbers and fleet strength. Xianzhou Yaoqing, an important source of combat power, was still on its way.
The military disadvantage was obvious at a glance, and Fu Xuan felt responsible for finding a way out for the Xianzhou.
In Fu Xuan's hometown, Xianzhou Yuque, stood the alliance's foremost astronomical instrument, the Cloud-Gazing Mirror.
With the aid of this mighty instrument, perhaps there was a chance to cause the Emperor Bow Commander to manifest.
For the Xianzhou, one of the rare factions in the sea of stars to have received a Aeon's unstinting blessing, this was not impossible.
However...
An Aeon's opponent could only be another Aeon.
The Abundant People were the Xianzhou Alliance's opponents.
If the Xianzhou Alliance could not defeat the Abundant People and had to request the intervention of the Emperor Bow Commander—the Hunt Aeon—it would mean the Xianzhou Alliance had lost the war.
Moreover, compared to the possible Emperor Bow Light Arrow, Fu Xuan wanted even more to find that possible chance to turn things around.
The same calculations were taking place aboard the Yuque Xianzhou. Every diviner of the Divination Department pushed their knowledge to its limits, seeking that sliver of survival—
Only by finding that opportunity to turn the tide could they reduce casualties among the troops at the Frontline, rather than attack according to the enemy's plans and fall into a bloody battle.
At a certain moment, the Cloud-Gazing Mirror