A fallen Aeon was waiting to be resurrected on Deep Blue Star!
Kafka's deduction left Silver Wolf a little dazed, and she couldn't help asking:
"We saw the Swarm here before, so is Propagation here?"
"The Aeon of Propagation, Tayzzyronth. Legend has it that when the other Aeons surrounded and attacked him, he gathered all his power into an embryo the size of a planet." Kafka chuckled. "Using a planet as an incubator certainly sounds like his style."
"No wonder the Corporation never dared touch this place. No wonder the mercenaries despaired and chose betrayal after learning the truth." Silver Wolf sighed. "Even a fallen Aeon still possesses power beyond all reason. Humans can't stand against one."
Only another Aeon could possibly stand against an Aeon!
The Interastral Peace Corporation worshipped Qlipoth, the Aeon of Preservation. This Aeon had always focused on building walls and would never answer his followers' prayers by coming here to destroy Propagation as he was being resurrected.
That was also why the Corporation's Council had never agreed to take action against the incubator on Deep Blue Star. Without an Aeon backing them up, however many people they sent would only be marching to their deaths!
Were they supposed to ask the great Amber Lord to abandon his sacred work of wall-building and come here to squash a bug?
Besides, if Propagation returned to life, the Aeons who had attacked him back then wouldn't simply stand by. Why should the Corporation intervene ahead of them?
Just then, Chu Mu, who had remained silent all this time, suddenly asked:
"If the Corporation chose to stand by, why did the head of the Trailblaze Department hire so many people to try to shut down the incubator? Didn't he know the difference in power between humans and Aeons? Did