Opinion

The Intellects were engaged in a heated discussion, each expressing different viewpoints based on their own styles and perspectives. However, as the topic circled around, it seemed to return to the starting point—the very problem that gave Rowan a headache.

If the situation regarding "Ying" was not disseminated, the alien races of the Star Sea Alliance, unable to truly perceive the crisis, would likely find it difficult to reach a consensus.

"Actually, I feel that even if those alien races in the Star Sea Alliance knew about Ying's situation, it wouldn't be of much use. Their civilizational structures and relationships are too complex, and their distribution is too vast; they simply cannot effectively unite."

"Exactly. Those alien races are not to be trusted. If Ying truly arrives at their gates, given the choice between potential extinction in the future and immediate extinction, their decision is predictable."

"In that light, their goodwill and alliances seem rather cheap."

"That is true. In fact, their combat power isn't that strong. If the Epoch Clan itself and those few Inner-Ring Civilizations don't step in, what we are facing now is almost the limit."

"That is indeed the case. In the current Coalition Army on the front lines, there is the Lashudia Clan, which claims to be the premier civilization of the Mid-Ring, along with a few other top-ranked Mid-Ring civilizations. Even if such combat power were multiplied several times over, it wouldn't amount to much."

"Do not be careless. Their combat power is still quite strong. If the Overlord does not wish to unlock new tactics and unit types, we might not necessarily be able to defeat them."

"Regardless, their value is not as great as one might imagine. Our enemy is now confirmed to be that Ying, and the combat power of these