To be fair, in the eyes of the other civilizations, the odds of the Void Dwellers betraying the alliance were higher than G.
After all, they were a void civilization with advanced spatial technology, making it very convenient to sell out their allies. And among the higher-ups who had been killed, the Void Dwellers' Grand Dweller was one of the few who had survived.
Moreover, as the Control Stringer's "research subject" back then, this matter was kept secret from others, but it was no secret to the leaders of the other civilizations.
One was the Control Stringer's experimental subject, while the other was the Mechanical Overlord's sealed object.
Could the two of them have some sort of exchange between "patients"?
When the Void Dwellers' intelligence department dug up this information, even the "Lord of the Void" was reportedly rendered speechless.
Although they had indeed been the ones to do it, that sort of accusation was blatant species discrimination.
Besides, why couldn't it have been Mr. G who struck first?
If he hadn't contacted us, we wouldn't have done this either.
Oh, he had been exiled. Then never mind.
"How do you plan to let me out? Or are you planning to go through with your mistake and seal me here outright, giving me the same treatment as the Control Stringer?"
Gao Gong asked with interest.
The Destroyer Dweller shook his head. Who would dare?
If you only had this one biological body, maybe.
But you had killed twenty civilization leaders in succession. What if you retaliated against us?
Or look at it another way: what if you didn't retaliate against us, but instead sold the details of our cooperation with you to someone else?
"We will honor our promise."
"Then how do you plan to release me? If I simply