Of course, not every federal serviceman was thrilled by General David's advancement to godhood. At the very least, the deputy commanders of the Federal High Command had their own thoughts.
Yet even if they had their reservations, they understood General David's prestige within the military. Moreover, to sabotage his advancement to godhood, they would have to attack the Alidia Star Sector. There was a fully staffed federal fleet stationed there, along with an escort fleet composed of two hundred Battleships.
Leaving aside whether their subordinates might mutiny over an attack on General David, the fleet in the Alidia Star Sector alone was a huge problem.
Most importantly, no one knew how long General David's breakthrough would take. If he completed it during their attack, would they not be inviting an enormous disaster?
Besides, and most importantly of all, Marshal Andre stood on General David's side. That alone kept the deputy commanders from acting rashly.
David paid no attention to what was happening outside. He had long since made up his mind: if anyone truly tried to disrupt the clone body's breakthrough, he would retaliate with unrestrained madness.
Within the Interstellar Federation, even if the enemy hid within a fleet, they would be unable to stop David from using the 'Space-Piercing' Talent Ability and invisibility to infiltrate.
David was not like the demigods or gods of other worlds, who would suffer extreme suppression from the rules of the Interstellar Federation's great world while within it.
Under the World Tree's protection, David could ignore the suppression of any great world. This allowed him to maintain his peak combat power even within the Interstellar Federation.
Under such circumstances, warships were practically undefended targets to him.
The clone body stood in space, and David sensed the suppression the Interstellar Federation's great world imposed upon