"Maybe it's because of history. They're afraid we'll rise again!"
Commander Affos wanted to say something, but as he recalled all the historical material and information about this world that he had read during this period, then thought of the terrible conditions within the empire, he suddenly understood.
"For the Human Civilization across your entire planet, this will be your last chance to survive. The usable resources on your planet are already running low. If, after this war, cooperation and mutual benefit do not become the mainstream ideology for entering the stars, and no one gains the upper hand and secures victory, then you can declare yourselves extinct!" Commander Affos truly showed no mercy as he criticized every human faction in this world.
If this had happened in the empire, then once both sides had clearly sensed each other's hostility, they would have escalated things immediately. Nuclear bombs would have been thrown back and forth, artillery would have pounded both sides, orbital bombardment would have begun, and infantry would have charged! They would have wished to bury the enemy alive in the ground.
How could they be like this now, still negotiating? They even intended to leave the other side alive?
He truly couldn't understand.
Could it be that in this world, even such an intolerable betrayal—one that they considered utterly unforgivable—could be easily pardoned?
In his eyes, the coming war was no different from betrayal. Betrayal of all human civilization!
"But with your help, I believe our civilization will eventually unite and enter space. For now, we only need to clear away some factions blocking the road ahead. We can't go too far! In the end, everyone is still human..."
But before he could finish, Quan Tiehua, who had been standing behind them, walked over and said, "These aren't