"Let's not talk about that. We should discuss how to handle the XM768 Star Gate."
"Indeed, we should fulfill our duties. As for XM768, I don't think we can give up yet. Since the Zerg have mobilized forces on such a scale, it proves that Her Majesty the Queen has not returned to the Zerg. We still have a chance to capture her."
"The chances are slim. If the Zerg can gather units from thirty star systems, then she could be hiding anywhere among them. Back then, we pursued and intercepted her so thoroughly, yet still failed to find her. Now the search area has expanded by not just a thousandfold, but ten thousandfold..." This member of the Epoch Clan did not continue, but the meaning behind his words was already obvious.
"Even if we can't capture her, we can't let her return to the Zerg. The Zerg may have assembled a large number of troops this time, but we have heavily deployed forces there. With the Star Gate at our backs, troops from the homeland and other bases can reinforce us at any time. We can have a proper battle with them there."
"But that would be completely meaningless. We kept Her Majesty the Queen trapped outside for over a century, yet the Zerg showed no signs of disorder. They even formed an alliance with those Inner Circle traitors. This means either she can control the Zerg from afar, or she is not as important to the Zerg as we imagined."
"I believe it is the former. If she weren't important, the Zerg would not have gone to such lengths to stage this."
"That makes sense. But either way, if we can't capture her, there is no point in continuing to blockade her. And it would tie down a