The reason the archbishops believed Lord Arthur was highly likely to know these Zerg was that Lord Arthur had considerable connections in the Zerg World. Otherwise, how could he have mobilized two Zerg Gods?
Even less likely was that he had discovered the Zerg World's large-scale preparations for war in advance, allowing God's Great World to make arrangements ahead of time.
"Who will go ask Lord Arthur?" Archbishop Ambrose, the commander of this operation, looked at the four archbishops and asked.
As the overall commander, Archbishop Ambrose naturally could not leave.
Lord Arthur was currently nearby. At such a close distance, they could not disregard Lord Arthur's distinguished status. If they used a communication array to contact Lord Arthur with questions, it would be far too disrespectful.
Archbishop McIntyre quietly took a step back. He had no desire whatsoever to go to Lord Arthur's side. Even knowing there would be no danger, he rejected the idea from the depths of his heart.
"I'll make the trip!" Archbishop Barney said with a smile.
Archbishop Barney truly was the most suitable choice. His relationship with Speaker Gould was close, and Speaker Gould was currently with Lord Arthur, so it would be easier for him to speak there.
"Then we'll trouble you, Archbishop Barney!" Archbishop Ambrose said with a smile and a nod.
Archbishop Barney recorded the Zerg image onto an alchemical plaque, rose into the air, and flew toward Lord Arthur's castle.
David had just finished lunch. A group of lords sat on the castle's terrace, with the dark void as their backdrop, sipping spiritual coffee and chatting merrily. It had a distinctive charm.
This felt entirely different from being aboard the Starry Sky Flying Boat. The nobles of God's Great World regarded castles as their homes; only a castle could give