"Recruit an Imperial general? What kind of decent people could Imperial generals possibly be? Even if she acts very righteous, who knows whether she's just pretending?"
"If we haven't found anything before, it only means she's hiding it well. What if she's also some corrupt scum who treats human lives like grass... Even if turning her would strike at the Empire, wouldn't that just let that general harm us instead?"
Chelsea pursed her lips, clearly not trusting Najenda very much.
In her eyes, anyone holding a high-ranking position in the Empire was abnormal. They definitely had problems, and who knew what filthy things they had done in secret? As for Najenda... although the Revolutionary Army's current intelligence showed no issues, what if she was simply hiding them too well?
After all, there was no shortage of such people in the Empire. They looked refined and amiable on the surface, yet were worse than beasts behind closed doors.
Or perhaps she was simply... an Imperial spy sent to infiltrate the Revolutionary Army this way! Though it seemed unlikely when she thought about it. After all, she was a general. Using a general to infiltrate the Revolutionary Army was a bit of an overinvestment.
"That isn't something for us to worry about. We only need to follow the mission sent by the Revolutionary Army. This may be an opportunity, but it doesn't necessarily mean we can turn her. After all, she is a general. Still, if we can successfully win her over, then no matter how much effort it takes, it will be worth it."
Barbara did not regard winning Najenda over as something that absolutely had to be accomplished. Even the Revolutionary Army was not counting on it that much.
Still, it was indeed an opportunity, and they had to seize