Even in defeat, he would at least have done everything he could and had no shame in his heart.
By then, Elysia and Eden would understand his choice as well, with no more blame or regret.
Getting back to the point, using his authority as the master of the Demiplane, Moros effortlessly opened a Demiplane passage to Canberra.
He urgently needed to understand Earth's latest situation and Moth to Fire's movements so he could make more precise decisions for his next actions.
Granted, the reports delivered regularly had provided him with some information.
But Moros knew full well that to truly grasp the pulse of the situation, he still needed to personally hear a detailed and insightful report from the heads of his bureaucratic system.
Only then could he obtain those subtle details hidden between the lines, things that written reports could never fully convey.
Besides, he had not made a public appearance in over half a year.
In this era of increasingly frequent Honkai disasters and turbulent global conditions, it was absolutely necessary for him, as the lord of the territory and its strongest combat force, to show his face.
Upon receiving Moros's summons, Keen and Margaret—the two pillars of the territory's administration—did not dare slack off in the slightest.
Even within the necromancer's massive bureaucratic system, they held positions of immense importance. They wielded great authority, and every word and action of theirs could affect countless lives.
Yet before the necromancer himself, both remained humble and reverent.
Because they knew that no matter how prominent their standing within the bureaucracy might be, in Moros's eyes, they were merely tiny cogs in a vast machine of rule, replaceable at any time.
"How have things been on Earth lately? And what new developments has Moth to Fire had?"
Without any