How the Zergs were Made

Chapter 446 - 447 The Reaction of the Empire

Chapter 446: Chapter 447 The Reaction of the Empire

"This order is...!"

On the flagship bridge, Naf, the fleet commander of the Eighth Fleet, looked at the two crimson extermination orders in front of him and only felt that his back was cold. He personally witnessed the horror of annihilation and bombing. Once such an order was issued, the fate of a planet would be doomed. Mobile terminal

Such orders were issued by the empire in the war with Amoeba, but the problem is that there is no military conflict between the two sides now. It is very peaceful, and the trade volume between the two sides is getting larger and larger. In this peaceful period, there is an extinction order, which is very inconsistent.

What's more, the target of the extermination order is two colonial planets under the jurisdiction of the empire.

Are the top officials of the empire crazy?! - When he saw these two extermination orders, the first thought came to Naff's mind that the fleet used annihilation bombing towards its own race, and the impact on the Serin society will be unprecedented. Maybe from then on, the glory of the imperial fleet will no longer exist.

"Is it the order of the head of state?"

Naf raised his head and stared at the communication panel in front of him. Opposite the panel was an old acquaintance of Hogu, General Noley.

"No, it's my order." General Nore said.

"General Nore, do you know what this means?"

Nave was stunned, but his sensitive thinking made him quickly realize the problem. Being able to sign the extermination order means that the head of state himself is ordering, while General Noley said it was himself, which means that he wanted to take the initiative to recite the pot, which was the order he gave privately.

The consequence is that after the annihilation and execution of the bombing, he will become a sinner who has been rejected by the Selin people for thousands of years!

No, General Noley alone is not enough to give orders without permission. The generals check and balance each other. To convince the outside world that the military conceals the orders given by the head of state without permission, it means that at least half of the generals of the empire must be pushed to the front!

Thinking of this, there was only sadness left in Naff's heart.

"I know very well. We all know that the longer the problem is delayed, the greater the impact. We should have done this as early as the beginning, and it will evolve into what it is today. A large part of the reason is our hesitation."

"Nave, after we leave, you will become a general. You have enough prestige and ability. We old guys are lucky and gratified about this. At least the empire will not be followed."

Norre comforted Naf with a smile. He was very satisfied with this descendant. Although he was still very young in all aspects, his talent was the best among the people he had seen. Such people would definitely do better than his bad old men in the future.

"...It's enough to find a victim for this kind of thing. There's no need to put the generals in."

Naff was a little unwilling, but Nore shook his head.

"If the weight is not enough, it can't be said. After all, the people are not fools."

After a moment of silence, Nave finally accepted his fate. Reason made him give up the emotional entanglement, because he knew that it was meaningless. Even if it was difficult for him to accept it, nothing could be changed.

"I know."

General Nore was very open-eyed about this.

"Don't be depressed, young man. Be happy. Without us old guys occupying a place on it, you will soon reach the peak of your life. It's just an opportunity that many people in the imperial army dream of."

"Of course, you should remember that rights and status are equated with the corresponding responsibilities and obligations. If you can't do your duty, re-select the right person to take over you as soon as possible. Don't be greedy for power. Do you understand?"

Despite this, Nuff's loss is still unateasing. These generals have been doing their best for the empire all their lives. In the end, they can't even keep their basic reputation after death. How sad it is.

"I know, old man Nuo."

"Call me a general, you stinky boy. You are really more and more like your father. It's all the same, big or small."

Nerve's words caused Nore to blow his beard and stare. He didn't know that he thought it was a pair of grandparents and grandchildren.

The next day, after the fleet was revised, Nuff gave orders to the ships.

"The fleet set sail!"

"Full power propulsion! Direction, Aegean!"

Dragging the long pulse tail flame, the Eighth Fleet of the Empire sailed to the deep space of the universe.

...

"Mr. Tyne, what's the matter with you coming here?"

"I'm here to ask about your wishes." The envoy of the empire.

"Will? I don't understand."

The collector, who plays the role of the supreme will, knows the intention of the imperial messenger's arrival, but it is also lying with its eyes open according to the plan of its own ethnic group.

"We have received the news that some imperial rebels made a special trip to this planet to meet you. The empire hopes to know Amoeba's attitude towards the rebels."

"Oh, you said they. Some time ago, there was indeed a Selin who claimed to be the envoy of the Aegean Federation who met me. It turned out that there were also rebels in your empire. The first time I heard about it, I thought it was only us."

The collector nodded gratefully, and Tien grasped the words and then asked again.

"So what is Amoeba's attitude towards them?"

"Attitude? What can I have? In our opinion, the Selin people are the Selin people. They are all the same. Of course, they are treated with courtesy.

"Then what did you talk about?"

When Tyne asked this question, it was the long-term silence of the other party, which also made his heart thump. Only then did he realize that he was facing the supreme will of Amoeba. Such an attitude and tone of voice were obviously very problematic.

"...Are you interrogating me? The messenger of the empire."

"Uh... No, I'm speechless. I'm very sorry. This matter is too important to the empire. I was nervous and caused your misunderstanding. Please forgive me."

Tyne regretted it, but what he said was like water, and it was impossible to reverse it unless time went back.

"I don't want to have a next time. Our Amoeba is not afraid of your empire. Don't make trouble for your civilization."

"Thank you for your understanding."

Tyne thanked him in a cold sweat, and he was glad that the supreme will of Amoeba was so generous, but the questions he asked still needed to be answered as soon as possible.

"Well... Can you answer my question? This is also the question of the empire."

"We are just negotiating some commercial trade, and responding to their request to re-rectify the resource chain of construction subsidies and eliminate the transit station of Celine."

The collector answered angrily, pretending to be the supreme will of remaining anger, and answered like this.

"Amoeba recognized the independent diplomatic regime of Aegean?"

"The original intention of our construction subsidy is to speed up the construction of the two colonial stars, not to deliver resources to Celine free of charge. With the relationship between Celine and the two planets now, do you think Celine will continue to send the resources of the construction subsidy to the two planets?"

Tien's face is frozen, because the rectification of the resource chain also means that Celine will no longer get these resources. The transportation of resources for decades is now disconnected, which will have a great impact on Celine.

"..."

"In addition to these, does Amoeba have the intention to take military assistance to the two planets?" Tyne asked about another important thing.

"We don't have the interest to in incite disputes and complicate things. Can such an answer empire be assured?"