Preferential Treatment of Prisoners

Seeing Su Yu turn to leave, Lanqi suddenly thought of something and reached out to stop him. "Wait!"

"What else is it?" Su Yu turned around.

"It's like this. Regarding the compatriots of ours that you captured, as the commander-in-chief, I have an obligation to ransom them back. Would you be willing to accept our ransom offer?" Lanqi asked.

He thought of his older brother Lanbo, whom Su Yu had captured seven days ago. Lanbo had been grievously wounded before being taken prisoner, and Lanqi had no idea how miserably he was living now.

What Lanqi did not know was that his brother's injuries had already healed completely. Lanbo was currently enthusiastically playing five-on-five basketball with his fellow inmates at the Prisoner of War Camp, so happy that he had nearly forgotten Skrull Star.

Hearing Lanqi's words, Su Yu frowned slightly. Now was not a good time to release this batch of prisoners of war.

More than twenty thousand Skrulls were currently being held in the Prisoner of War Camp, and that number was still constantly increasing.

For such an enormous number of prisoners of war, the United Government had not abused or enslaved them. Instead, it had given them extremely preferential treatment.

At the Prisoner of War Camp, Blue Star soldiers who understood the Skrull Common Tongue worked hard to communicate with the Skrulls, guiding them to learn about Blue Star and the friendly Blue Star People through videos and television.

The camp instructors also repeatedly took the Skrulls in the camp to human cities, rural villages, famous mountains, and great rivers, allowing them to experience Blue Star's beauty and humanity's goodwill.

At first, these Skrulls had looked down on humans immensely. They believed humans were nothing more than ants that deserved to be crushed.

But after learning about