This strike by the Moon Eclipse Clan was ant to indicate that they possess the capability to easily destroy these biological weapons.
The aim was to make the opposition withdraw in fear, thus avoiding the outbreak of war.
However, the space rift remained open.
It might be preparing for a new round of probing attacks, or it could be that the opposing racial forces are debating whether to continue the invasion of Earth.
anwhile, the Moon Eclipse Clan convened a pre-war eting internally.
As governors of the Moon Eclipse Clan, they also serve as warti commanders for the Earth Alliance.
If war breaks out, they will be responsible for organizing the Earth Alliance's counterattack, with each governor respectively in charge of military, weapons research, intelligence, diplomacy, resources, logistics, strategic planning, etc.
Thus, the eting focused on clear war deploynt plans and division of warti responsibilities.
During the eting, the No. 1 Governor stood before the holographic projection table, bringing up the power distribution map of the Earth Alliance:
"Now we need to formulate a comprehensive strategy, clarifying each race's warti duties. We, the Moon Eclipse Clan, as the core force, will be responsible for technology developnt, overall command, and main combat, while other races will focus on their specialties, such as defense, resource preparation, and even the construction of new defense facilities... Especially the Breaking Clan, known for their excellent rapid construction abilities, should be utilized this ti."
"Secondly, we need to establish a complete defense chain. Earth is the main battlefield in this war; we will temporarily abandon the Moon for the defense chain, fortifying the area around the space rift to ensure the enemy cannot easily breach it, thus preventing the war from spreading to cities of various races."
As the No. 1 Governor elaborated, various racial three-dinsional images continuously appeared.
Different races were assigned to different parts of Earth's holographic image, with specific roles marked on each racial model.
An hour into the eting, amid heated discussions on potential invasion counterasures, Star Network's figure appeared at the center of the room.
The governors of the Moon Eclipse Clan rose to greet him.
"Go on, what approach do you intend to take?" Star Network asked indifferently.
Facing the inquiry, No. 3 Governor continued to elaborate on his thoughts:
"Unseal the stored weapons, arm each race within the Earth Alliance, gather the warfare resources of Earth's races, and we will oversee their allocation and use. This is for the Earth Alliance's benefit, and I believe each race will agree."
Just as he finished, No. 2 Governor shook his head, presenting a different idea:
"I suggest that resources should first be concentrated on countering corrosive materials. Through technological iteration, we must quickly develop materials that can reduce the damage from corrosion. Although we can't yet gain an advantage in material strength, we can address it through material structure."
No. 4 Governor stood up, speaking in a steady voice:
"I agree with No. 2's viewpoint: If war breaks out, it obviously won't end quickly. Only by finding a way to counteract it can we gradually gain the upper hand."
"Additionally, we shouldn't focus solely on defense. I propose initiating cross-space reconnaissance, conducting in-depth scans of the world beyond the space rift."
"We need to gather more information on the enemy's civilization, including their true technological level, resource reserves, and strategic intentions. Only by knowing both ourselves and the enemy can we formulate effective counterattack strategies."
No. 1 Governor nodded in agreent:
"Moreover, since the opponent has launched a probing attack, we too can retaliate in a similar manner. I suggest deploying the A-level battle platform across space to the other side of the rift for direct confrontation testing."
No. 6 Governor also spoke up at this mont:
"I support technological developnt, but we also need more combat testing. I suggest initiating simulated combat training and allocating compute power. Through real combat tests, we can identify technical flaws more rapidly and optimize them accordingly."
Listening to the series of proposals from the Moon Eclipse Clan's governors, Star Network seed sowhat curious:
"It seems the early war made you develop habits in your thinking about how to respond to wars. You obviously haven't realized what our strongest weapon is."
Hearing this, the governors of the Moon Eclipse Clan were silent.
No. 1 Governor also queried at this ti:
"Star Network, I don't understand what you an."
Star Network smiled:
"There's no need to complicate things. Just send a space coordinate detector over; the subsequent war will unfold in their world."
Hearing this, No. 1 showed confusion.
No. 4 Governor had previously brought up the idea of conducting a deep investigation into the potential invading forces beyond the space rift.
Yet evidently, Star Network wouldn't propose a aningless operation at this point.
Reflecting on Star Network's earlier comnt about forgetting their most potent weapon and noting the inertia error in their thought process as ti progresses.
After a brief mont of thought, inspiration struck No. 1 Governor, and he blurted out:
"Star Network, are you suggesting first detecting space coordinates, then establishing a space channel in Monster World to launch a counter-invasion war using players?"
Star Network nodded in satisfaction:
"Indeed, regardless of how a war is orchestrated, once war begins, it will inevitably result in widespread destruction, severely affecting Earth's environnt. Many cities will be lost, and large numbers of people across the Earth Alliance's races will perish; the outco of the war is also unpredictable."
"However, by participating in this war as players, we won't incur any loss, only sacrificial power gains."
"So as long as we participate in this war as players, victory is assured."
Upon hearing Star Network's explanation, No. 16, who had already gained ga eligibility, looked excited:
"In reality, we are rely ordinary beings, but with the identity of players, we are a natural disaster!"
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