Sudden Uprising

Ambrose's heart tightened. Looking at Sarah, who was chatting and laughing with such ease before him, he had not expected her to be the real deal. The Zerg Queen really has some nerve. She knows she's the target, yet she still dared to strut out here. Who does she think she's looking down on?

For him, though, this was both good news and bad news. The good news was that their efforts over this period had not been wasted after all. The fish had taken the bait.

The bad news was that the team's execution would soon be put to the test. Once the fighting began, could they retreat safely according to plan? They would also need a bit of luck. After all, bullets and artillery shells had no eyes on a battlefield. Getting hit by a stray round would be downright miserable.

To keep Sarah from noticing anything, Ambrose maintained his previous demeanor and gave no signals to the colleagues around him or the representatives from the innermost circle.

After everyone chatted for a while longer, the Adjutant leaned close and whispered a few words into his ear. After hearing them, Ambrose rose to his feet and chuckled. "The signing ceremony is about to begin. Let's pause here for now; we'll have plenty of time later. Let Her Majesty the Queen rest for a moment. Once the ceremony is over, if Her Majesty is willing, we can gather again."

The Zerg were masters of biotechnology, and no one knew what modifications they might have made to themselves. Therefore, communication methods such as whispering were merely for show and could only be used for matters that could be discussed openly. They would never dare use such a method for anything confidential.

Upon hearing Ambrose's words, the Alliance personnel did not