"You're too pessimistic." Xu Shuwei waved his hand from the sofa and voiced his opinion.
"This is an interstellar war fleet of 10 million ships, 10 million. Do you know what that means? Multiply our thousand-odd ships by ten thousand, and these 10 million will swarm over like a dark blanket, leaving no blade of grass behind." Xu Shuwei laughed heartily.
Inside the command room on Blue Green Star, Xu Shuwei and Toni stood together.
Toni standing to the side did not wear nearly as cheerful an expression, looking instead calm yet troubled, his face filled with worry.
"Go ahead and hype yourself up, I just hope we get some good news. The closest batch should already be nearing the Solar System," Toni said.
Xu Shuwei nodded. "The current particle-light communication early-warning defense system has an extremely vast effective detection range. The moment they reach the star system adjacent to the Solar System, we'll be able to effectively detect the Solar System. We'll have our answer soon enough."
Toni looked at him. "Human civilization managed to develop tens of millions of space warships in barely over a year, and that's even with spending most of that time on the run. Why on earth would you think the Musca Civilization is inferior to us?"
"Why worry about all that? Even if the Musca Civilization is powerful, we can just peacefully develop on this planet otherwise—isn't that nice too? If Earth is lost, so be it. Where is this place not better than Earth? The environment is more gorgeous, the air fresher, nature cleaner, and the biological species full of vitality." Xu Shuwei smiled, though his tone carried a hint of unnaturalness.
His words earned him an intense stare from Toni.
"Alright, alright, don't look at me like that. It's half and