Blood and Eyes

The Federation was large and prosperous, so its Garrison Bases were hardly going to be shabby. With so many cafeterias, biological and chemical laboratories naturally wouldn't be absent either.

As for what they were actually here to do...

Naturally, it was to do good deeds, accumulate virtue, and benefit Central Earth!

After all, everyone knew that the Federation had bestowed far too many blessings upon them over the years. Everyone in Central Earth was profoundly grateful, ready to repay them with everything they had, work like oxen and horses for them.

The enormous buildings had already been cleared out in advance. Layer upon layer of tightly packed security cordons surrounded the place. Following behind Aignu, Ji Jue strode straight in with his badge on.

The temporary meeting room was already packed. It wasn't just the Federation's leading minds—there were plenty from the Empire as well. Unlike the relaxed Federation side, though, every one of them wore a sour expression, their faces a spectacle of conflicting emotions.

Having missed their chance, who knew how much they had paid to squeeze onto this ride.

The An Family brothers sat nearby, yawning as they snacked on melon seeds and dried fruit, whispering with Half-smiles. Right in front of the Dragon Tongue Hunter across the table, they gossiped about people and pointed fingers.

Look, hadn't such a huge opportunity still been snatched up by our darling girl?

What did that prove?

Dragon Tongue just wasn't good enough!

The Dragon Tongue Hunter remained indifferent, not even lifting his eyelids. He lowered his head and sharpened his arrows with brisk, scraping strokes. The rhythmic sound echoed through the meeting room, making everyone's scalp tingle, as though they might gain another hole in their body if they let their guard down.

At the head of the table,