From the information sent by the "Chairman," Punk could summarize several key points worthy of special attention.
First, his killing of "Sky Shard" Belain during the previous "surprise assassination" operation had unexpectedly been classified as part of the Silent Alliance's overall operation, rather than being treated entirely as the Chairman's private action as he had initially expected—or not mentioned at all.
From Whisper of Destruction's perspective... it was somewhat unclear what exactly such a decision, which had strictly speaking been forcibly imposed upon the entire Silent Alliance by the Chairman, amounted to. However, from those few simple words of praise and even simpler reminders, Punk could tell that, with the grand strategic goal of "subjugating Mestur" in place, the Chairman had absolutely no intention of independently bearing responsibility, acting alone, and taking sole responsibility for his own deeds.
In fact, the Chairman and that Archmage shared remarkably similar despicable ideas—although this matter itself was nothing more than a "personal grudge," so long as it helped secure final victory, neither of them hesitated to drag their own legendary organization and even more "innocent people" into the coming "war."
In other words... this battle had been a hostile war between two Legendary organizations from the very beginning. It did not matter that most of the bewildered members within these two loose, club-like Legendary organizations knew nothing about the causes and course of the war. Their leaders had already made the "most correct" decision for them.
Of course, compared with Mestur, who had already been driven into a corner and had become reckless and unconstrained, the Chairman's actions clearly still placed greater emphasis on the core principle of "sustainable development." At the very least, before and after every Executor operation, he had never violated the "principled order" he had established. Nor had the