[All right, I understand.]
The women were baffled—understand what?
The earlier parts were still fine. They could infer roughly what Xiao Xue had said from Su Bai's reactions.
But this sentence... they genuinely couldn't make heads or tails of it.
[Xiao Xue told me not to rush. We'll have a chance to find that monkey later.]
[That monkey... was just an idiot being used by Dukao.]
[I'm a little angry. The Great Sage Equaling Heaven should have been brave enough to battle Heaven and contend with Earth, fearless before all the gods and Buddhas, a symbol of resistance against oppression...]
[The first mission could be called... a perfect failure.]
[There was no coordination at all, just a chaotic brawl. Qiangwei was especially "something else"—]
[Even though they didn't know whether Sun Wukong was friend or foe, and their teammates were nearly beaten to death, she actually stood there telling them not to fight back and insisting they should "have a good talk" with Sun Wukong.]
Angel Leng frowned.
"Qiangwei... was she really ever a soldier?"
"Her teammates were nearly beaten to death, and she still wanted to 'have a talk'?"
Lingxi, standing nearby, couldn't help quietly agreeing.
"Qiangwei's way of thinking... is certainly clear enough."
[Although it was only an experiment in the end, they'd trained for so long. And this was the result?]
[I'm not saying they had to defeat Sun Wukong—after all, Sun Wukong still had some ability in this world.]
[But they didn't even have the most basic teamwork or the ability to follow orders...]
[Then what exactly did you train them for? Did you only train Galaxy Power to take a beating?]
[After that came the first Taotie invasion, the "Tianhe Battle."]
[Sun Wukong could clearly have handled it alone, but they insisted on saying things like "the children need to grow," and then Sun Wukong went off to sit on the sidelines.]
[They left everything to Xiong Bing Lian.]
[Xiao Xue said she couldn't help complaining again here...]
[Why does Xiao Xue always complain...]
Qilin looked at the contents of the Diary.
The Tianhe Battle...
So Tianhe City was the first stop in the alien invasion?
Her feelings were complicated.
If this had been her in the past, she definitely would have done everything possible to report this information to her superiors, then tried her best to prevent further casualties.
But now...
Qilin felt that these waters ran rather deep.
She was only a minor police officer. What could she do?
[Sun Wukong, you keep going on and on about "protecting Jiuzhou and protecting the people of Jiuzhou"—]
[So why do you suddenly pretend to be blind whenever Xiong Bing Lian is involved?]
[Don't give me any of that "Xiong Bing Lian needs to grow" nonsense.]
[Just because your children need to grow, does that mean human lives don't matter?]
[So the people who die just have nothing to do with you, right?]
Merlo Heavenly Court.
Keisha watched this section, her brows drawing together slightly.
But she already had a rough idea of the situation.
Even without Su Bai's special existence, following her usual practice, once she learned that Earth would be invaded by the Taotie, she would send Yan to ask—
whether Earth was willing to accept the angels' protection.
After all, although the angels advocated the Justice Order, they weren't benevolent saints who worked for free. If you did nothing and didn't even state your position, why should the angels help you unconditionally?
Besides, accepting the angels' protection didn't actually require much in return.
At most, one had to believe in the Justice Order and not violate it. Once one's technology reached a certain level, the angels would also impose restrictions on it.
Keisha's original intention had been good.
Resources in the Known Universe were limited. If civilizations developed without restraint, warship plundering would still be a minor issue. But what if one day some "peerless genius" went down the wrong path and created something capable of destroying the entire Known Universe...
Then they would truly be finished.
Moreover, without the angels' protection, an entire civilization could be destroyed. Now, all they were asking was that people not violate the Justice Order, while imposing certain restrictions once their technology became advanced enough to protect themselves—
That didn't seem... too excessive, did it?
Perhaps Keisha hadn't thought of it, or perhaps she had—
but there was nothing she could do.
After all, blocking someone's path to wealth was practically more hated than killing their parents.
Not to mention that what she was blocking was a civilization's... path to rising.
[Oh, right. There was also a "legendary scene" here.]
At this point, the women were all very curious—what other legendary scene was there?
[After entering the battlefield, Galaxy Power Ge Xiaolun was directly scared witless by the brutality of war.]
[Not only did he tremblingly record a "last message" for himself...]
[He even shouted at Qiangwei, "Let's run! We're going to die! We're really going to die!!"]
[In the end, Qiangwei shot him in the head.]
[Forget Zhao Xin. Just look at Qilin and Rui Mengmeng next door. Neither of those two girls even suggested running.]
[And Rui Mengmeng was only an ordinary country girl who had come to the city to work and save money for college.]
[Galaxy Power... was truly... hard to comment on.]
Merlo Heavenly Court.
Hexi genuinely felt that if that old battle-axe still insisted on believing that Galaxy Power was "the angels' future,"
then she really ought to find an opportunity to "go offline."
Just imagine, when the two sides went to war in the future, setting aside who won or lost—
if the enemy said, "Oh, isn't this Galaxy Power, the battlefield deserter from back then? You've brought your little 'deserter' army with you?"
Even Hexi would be unable to bear the humiliation!
"Old battle-axe, you..." Hexi immediately wanted to persuade Keisha—
The 'future' you chose... does it even have a future? I can already see exactly where this is going!
Keisha rubbed her brow, somewhat troubled.
"All right, old demon. You don't need to say anything."
"I'm not stupid enough to go that far."
"Isn't there a better 'future' now? I never said I would stake everything on Galaxy Power."
A trace of helplessness showed in her voice.
"Before... didn't I have no choice?"
"For the angels' future, even if I knew it was a fire pit, I still had to jump in."
Hearing Keisha say this, Hexi secretly breathed a sigh of relief.
As long as that old battle-axe wasn't determined to cling to Galaxy Power no matter what, it was fine.
But outwardly, she didn't yield an inch.
"Hmph, a fire pit? Why does it look so much like a cesspit to me?"
Keisha was helpless.
"Old demon, you're at least the most beautiful angel in Heavenly City... can't you say something a little nicer?"
Hexi wasn't the only one who felt this way.
Earth, an island villa.
Azhui looked anxiously at Angel Yan beside her.
"Sister Yan, this... Galaxy Power... will he really be our angels' future?"
The corners of Angel Yan's lips twitched slightly.
Although she wanted to say "no," but...
In the end, she let out a soft sigh.
"Ah... I'll report this to Queen. I think Queen... won't do that."
Hearing Sister Yan say this, Azhui relaxed as well.
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