President Biddle felt the landing craft's engines roaring madly, and he could not help but feel worried.
War Star's suppression of energy gave President Biddle no sense of security at all. The Federation's people were deeply dependent on technology, and once technology malfunctioned, that dependence turned into a sense of crisis.
War Star was far more terrifying than he had imagined. If he had known beforehand that General David could not accompany them, he would never have volunteered to visit War Star.
The landing craft President Biddle was riding in was already the best available, yet as it approached War Star's low altitude, the hull still began to shake continuously.
Secretary Janet covered her mouth with a hand, barely keeping herself from crying out.
President Biddle and Minister Chambers had both gone slightly pale as well, though they managed to restrain themselves from losing composure.
The six Transcendents said nothing, merely watching outside the landing craft cautiously. Only those who had lived on War Star for some time knew that accidents could occur there at any moment.
The landing craft touched down at a Federation military base. Only after President Biddle stepped off the craft, felt solid ground beneath his feet, and saw General Adams did his emotions finally settle.
This Federation military base was located deep in the rear, and with its large number of defensive weapons and fully organized troops, it looked extremely secure.
"General Adams of War Star greets President Biddle!" General Adams said, saluting.
General Adams noticed the slight loss of composure on President Biddle's face, but he had no thought of mocking him.
After all, as the Federation President, President Biddle's willingness to come to the dangerous War Star was worthy of respect.
No Federation President had visited War Star in a hundred years. President