When the commander raised the question, Karl was still lost in thought.
He was a Level-5 Creature trapped in a state of confusion. That was why Saine said he lived a weary life.
Would they directly cede two Life Planets to the Kryptonians?
Karl was, of course, wholeheartedly in favor!
But Karl also knew that the Kryptonians, having so easily gained two Life Planets, would never be content with the status quo. They would want more.
Karl understood the Kryptonian race, and he also knew his uncle Kalazo's way of doing things.
At this moment, faced with the Blue Star Legion Commander's question, Karl fell into a rare silence.
In truth, his silence itself was an answer.
The Blue Star Legion Commander belonged to the relatively small Pro-War Faction among the Blue Star lifeforms.
It was not that the commander was fond of battle. It was simply one of those Blue Star lifeforms capable of seeing reality clearly, knowing that the aggressive Kryptonians would never let the matter rest.
Not to mention that the Kryptonians had brought along two formidable "outside reinforcements."
This truly was a nightmare for the Blue Star lifeforms!
The high-level meeting held in the Blue Star Capital ultimately ended with the various factions wrangling endlessly with one another.
The Blue Star lifeforms did indeed dispatch a small negotiation team to make contact with the Kryptonian Legion outside the planet.
At the same time, the Blue Star lifeforms had not completely abandoned their defensive lines.
This state of war, without a clear guiding policy, would undermine the Blue Star lifeforms' overall strength in the war effort.
And during the internal meeting, someone proposed a rather interesting suggestion—request aid from other friendly civilizations!
Besides the Kryptonians, the Blue Star lifeforms had come into contact with lifeforms from other