Kicked an Iron Plate

Collectors began to discuss the coordination meeting within the channel.

"Our opponent is a very tricky fellow... or rather, a group?"

An individual initiated the topic first, but even just this single piece of information indicated the situation Collectors currently faced; they could not even figure out the exact number of enemies.

What the Coordination Meeting used to fight Collectors—Collectors were unsure whether that thing represented the Coordination Meeting as a whole or was merely a part of the entire Coordination Meeting. Collectors were even more unsure whether the enemy they were about to face was only the Coordination Meeting, or the Coordination Meeting plus other Supremes.

Assuming Collectors defeated the Coordination Meeting, would the Coordination Meeting drag other Supremes into the battlefield?

If possible, Collectors did not want to engage in war with an alien civilization like the Coordination Meeting that had powerful technology and scarce intelligence. Unfortunately, they had no right to choose because the other party took the initiative to attack them.

"Analyzing all the intelligence collected so far, the Coordination Meeting possesses faster-than-light cross-stellar capabilities, as well as strike capabilities that can bypass physical defense. Moreover, judging from the intelligence, they are not as foolish as the Divine Vorm Empire; they are very clear about their own advantages."

The subtext was that the Coordination Meeting had the ability to fully exert the advantages of the spirit realm, which further increased the difficulty for Collectors to formulate countermeasures.

Originally, when fighting the Divine Vorm Empire, although Collectors won easily, they still felt somewhat overwhelmed during the fight. The reason lay in those technologies related to the spirit realm. Fortunately, the people on the Divine Vorm Empire side did not correctly recognize the way these technologies exerted their maximum efficacy, which was why they were suppressed in a