If the destruction of the Gaff Consortium could still be considered a premeditated surprise attack against an unprepared target, then the downfall of the Yabu Consortium made even more people understand just how terrifying David was.
With the Gaff Consortium as an example, it was impossible for the Yabu Consortium not to have made preparations.
Yet even with those preparations, the Yabu Consortium's assets were transferred for a second time in a short period under the supervision of professional legal teams and notaries.
The vast assets and astronomical number of Credit Points were all transferred to the Erto Foundation, allowing what had barely been a super consortium to leap into the ranks of the Interstellar Federation's top-tier consortiums.
It was not as though no consortiums wanted to make a move against the Gaff Consortium and the Yabu Consortium, but the first thing they had to consider was David's threat.
As long as David, that terrifying existence who had annihilated two super consortiums in a fit of rage, remained alive, no one dared touch the Erto Foundation, nor did anyone dare offend David's interests.
Enormous wealth was certainly tempting, but even if one obtained it, one still needed to be alive to enjoy it.
Of course, another important reason David had been able to destroy two super consortiums in succession without incident was the Federation's current military rule. With the federal president having been removed from office and war approaching, among other reasons, the Federation had been forced into military rule in order to resist the Zerg invasion.
During military rule, the highest authority belonged to the Military.
As long as there was no concrete evidence that David had been responsible for the two super consortiums' destruction, no court had the authority to put him on trial.
Furthermore, David's status as