Aomier was undoubtedly a pawn of the Apocalypse.
Even if he wasn't, the source of this technology was certainly far from simple.
Aomier could clearly have deleted the data before Mo Qiong extracted all the technology.
Yet he hadn't. Instead, he wanted to use it as leverage to force the Arcane Oligarchy civilization into a decisive war with Earth.
Powerful technology was an irresistible temptation to both sides.
It was more than a temptation—it was also the fuse that would drive the war to escalate.
Mo Qiong thought to himself: Aomier had allowed the other side to obtain the technology, while also letting Earth steal it. His goal clearly wasn't merely to help the Arcane Oligarchy defeat Earth.
The Apocalypse didn't care whether the Arcane Oligarchy won.
Escalating the war! The Apocalypse's true goal was to push the scale of the conflict further, until it reached a level capable of destroying heaven and earth.
Who won or lost didn't matter. The important thing was that the fighting became as brutal as possible.
"Is he hoping to force Earth to reveal more of its trump cards?"
"Or does he want to see how the Empress reacts under even more terrifying attacks?"
Mo Qiong pondered this. The Aswar had told him that the Apocalypse hadn't attacked Earth because, on one hand, it might not have been necessary, while on the other, it was wary of certain things on Earth.
After thinking it over, the thing on Earth that the Apocalypse had reason to fear was probably the Insectoid Empress.
The Empress was not only a disaster to a single universe, but also a disaster to the multiverse and an enemy of all civilizations.
Once that thing erupted, hiding in any universe wouldn't save anyone in the end. As for information about her,