Yang Bo was not worried at all about the Pirate Alliance's Nail Plan, because the outcome was more or less decided. What was needed now was time.
What concerned Yang Bo more was March Star. The experts dispatched by the Pirate Alliance had already headed there, but Yang Bo had no idea where they were.
Because the councilors of the Pirate Alliance Council had begun suspecting one another, this operation was called the Broken Arrow Operation.
Once the operatives set out, they would decide every aspect of the plan themselves and would not need to report to the Council.
Nor did they need to report to anyone. Only after the attack, once they had kidnapped enough hostages, would the Council contact them.
So Yang Bo did not know the specifics of the operation. He only knew roughly when it would happen.
The Pirate Alliance wanted to carry out a Terrorist Attack mainly to divert its internal conflicts, though it also had ulterior motives.
The Pirate Alliance had always engaged in robbery, and most of the time, its robberies were actually connected to struggles among the upper echelons of various nations. For example, if a certain conglomerate had its eye on someone else's industry, but that person was running it perfectly well, what could they do?
They could have pirates attack it once. Although those companies had insurance.
Insurance claims took time, and some claims could drag through lawsuits until the plaintiff was exhausted to death.
There were also more financial methods: shorting, going long, debt, and so on.
Moreover, pirate attacks basically never took place within Alliance territory. As mentioned before, the territories of the three nations were primarily defined around Administrative Stars.
In other words, a certain range around a habitable planet belonged to the Alliance. March Star, for