After issuing Samirato a death order, the President turned to look at the Federation military's top brass.
Not many military higher-ups had come this time.
They had either already fallen, or were still commanding battles on the Frontline Battlefield, with no spare energy to attend a meeting like this.
To be fair, among the Federation's many foremost figures standing at the pinnacle of power, the military leadership had contributed the most in this Civilization War.
At least so far, not a single military higher-up had suggested surrendering or fleeing the Home Starfield.
They had all died standing on the frontlines of the Civilization Battlefield.
When war had first broken out with the Wizard Civilization, the Galente Federation's military leadership had been brimming with illustrious generals.
There had been more than twenty marshals alone!
But as the Civilization War gradually entered its end stage, only around ten Federation Marshals remained alive.
Several among them had even been promoted on the battlefield during the Civilization War.
It was not that the Galente Federation had no way to confer marshal titles upon more Five-Star Admirals. Rather, the Federation no longer possessed so many Dominator-Class War Fleet Groups, Dominator-class fortresses, or Dominator-class giant mechs.
(Those who used Brain Domain Link to control the Federation's Dominator-class mechs were not marshals, but mech warriors holding general ranks.
Much like how mages in the Wizard World generally held status half a step above knights, Federation Marshals who commanded Dominator-Class War Fleet Groups and fortresses possessed greater authority than the commanders of those mech legions.
Perhaps because the Federation's Dominator-class mechs were relatively new creations, their leaders did not have influence as deeply rooted among the Federation's upper ranks as the leaders of Orobas-class War Fleet Groups.)
Facing the President's questioning gaze, the several military higher-ups present—especially an