The Lunar War might be the most difficult of the next three wars in the Material Universe. Even the Asgard campaign, which was destined to be extremely intense, could not compare. Unlike Asgard, for which they had already obtained extensive military, terrain, and hydrological data, the Attilan base was buried deep within lunar craters, its internal structure incomparably complex. Even assassins who infiltrated it could not acquire complete information. Therefore, most of the intelligence currently available could not be used for military purposes; the little useful information amounted to a map showing the distribution and functions of its districts. Once the Lunar War began, everything on the battlefield would have to be resolved through flexible tactical command, the fearless fighting spirit of superhuman soldiers, and an uninterrupted supply of logistics.
The Emperor would participate in this war alongside the Sacred Guard.
A lack of information was fatal in war. The Emperor believed it was necessary for him to participate personally, accelerating the war's progress, minimizing superhuman military casualties as much as possible, and preventing any impact on the number of superhuman soldiers available for subsequent wars—provided the Martians sent the solar satellites used to bombard and heat the ice caps at Mars's poles for atmospheric extraction through Mars's gravity well and into Earth-Moon orbit with rocket boosters, then used them to bombard and destroy Attilan's energy shields. That would allow the Emperor's forces to use Assault Transports and landing craft to deploy directly into Attilan, immediately begin combat, and seize control of every important facility in the Attilan base. More importantly, they had to protect Attilan's genetic research laboratories and extract useful experimental data. Those laboratories contained the results of Attilan's Inhumans' long-term research into Human Race and Kree genes. Those research results and scientific equipment were precisely the Emperor's