"I can only buy you some time. Take your families and friends and leave this place of trouble."
The jailer bowed down in gratitude, then immediately rose to organize his brothers and tell his wife to take their child far away from this maelstrom.
The other general watched the flames rising in the cremation furnace, his heart heavy.
"What a shame. She was a pure researcher. The best choice would have been to let her continue with proper research, not suppress her indiscriminately."
"But the rulers of this Star Domain refused." The general with the broken eyebrow clenched his fist and slammed it against the wall. "Burying their heads in the sand, reassuring themselves that the danger no longer exists-it's no different from a slow death."
Sadly, even if they wanted to stop all this, the limits on interference between governments left them caught in a dilemma.
"Soldier of Cangyuan, do you think Dr. Oligar's words were alarmist?"
"As a scholar who never crossed the bounds of her conscience to conduct dangerous experiments, even to her dying breath, I don't believe her final words were merely an act of revenge."
The general with the broken eyebrow's expression darkened. The undercurrents and unease made him want to return to Cangyuan Star as soon as possible and report everything that had happened here to the People's Assembly.
And why did he keep feeling as though someone was watching him?
The Six stood a short distance away, deep in thought.
"I didn't look closely before, but this man really does resemble Cangyuan." Ye Buyu rubbed her chin. "Do you think that Cangyuan Star and this general could be connected to the fifth seat of the Salvation Hall of Fame?"
Su Wuwei was more concerned about something else. "I can't say whether they're connected,