"So thrilling... Wow, there’s even the matter of the Second Empire? These Sons of God are truly sothing else..."
"Half of the Legion actually sided with the traitors and ambushed the Legion led by the Sons of God on their ho planet?"
"They fought a civil war... Whoa, did they even blow up their own ho planet? Did they blow up their own Son of God too?"
"Turns out, the famous moving monolith Fortress Monastery of the Death Angels isn’t actually a captured asteroid as they claim, but simply the remnants of their destroyed ho planet?"
"This Legion is truly a spectacle... No, it’s truly a tragedy."
...
Gu Hang lingered in thought for a long ti.
At this mont, the information he saw about the Legion of Death contained quite big secrets.
anwhile, he felt a strong sense of disarray.
On one hand, he thought the history of the Death Angels was genuinely ’spectacular’; no wonder they fiercely guard these secrets, refusing to let others know. If these matters co to light, it would be a massive blow to the Battle Group’s reputation.
On the other hand, he also felt that the Death Angels’ actions to hunt Fallen Angels and block information were sowhat excessively obsessive.
It’s outrageous.
So, what should be done next?
Gu Hang obtained the information he wanted, but honestly, this news exceeded his expectations, making it difficult for him to utilize effectively.
Should he use this information to negotiate with the Death Angel Battle Group? With their extre obsessiveness, Gu Hang doubted there was any room for negotiation.
It could potentially provoke a formidable enemy.
If he pretended to know nothing about this matter, the Death Angels would still suspect Gu Hang. From Mirorilla’s soul, Gu Hang knew that the Oath of Rembrance has kept secret contacts with their mother group, the Death Angel Battle Group.
Furthermore, when the Legion was broken down into thousand-scale Battle Groups, the Death Angels seed to willingly follow this plan, but the secret society culture ford within their Legion ten thousand years ago remained preserved. A majority of the Death Angel sub-groups have their upper echelons belonging to an organization known as the ’Inner Ring.’
The Mother Group of the Death Angels, the Supre Master E’er Ganglong, can mobilize most of the sub-groups through this ’Inner Ring.’
Of course, within this Inner Ring, there must be another Inner Ring, Gu Hang thought inevitably.
Creating secrets, forming small groups, might just be ingrained in their soul. Even individuals like Alvin and Shaga, who originated from the Alliance, after being implanted with the Death Angel seed, couldn’t escape this tendency.
However, even if the Death Angel Mother Group knew about the events of the Oath of Rembrance and realized that Gu Hang had captured their Inner Ring personnel en masse, as long as Gu Hang doesn’t put the entire matter in the open, they probably wouldn’t stir up trouble openly.
But secret investigations and targeting are inevitable.
Dealing with these obsessive people is quite a botherso task. Moreover, when obtaining such critically important information related to the Death Angels, but not being able to utilize it, Gu Hang felt sothing crawling on his skin, leaving him uncomfortable.
No matter how to handle it, this matter is significant and needs thoughtful planning.
For the ti being, let’s not talk about it.
Right now, there are two things to do:
First, can the Oath of Rembrance Battle Group be completely integrated by now?
Not just within the Alliance’s jurisdiction, not just following orders, but needing recognition by the system.
It hasn’t happened yet, but Gu Hang already has a plan.
The Interstellar Warriors accompanying Mirorilla in this assault ship, all need to be dealt with cleanly.
Next, he would declare the internal rebellion incident within the Oath of Rembrance in his capacity as the High Lord of Empire and Chairman of the Imperial Dark Side Control Committee. It won’t turn the entire Battle Group into traitors but will declare those higher-ups from Mirorilla’s series of Battle Groups as traitors, announcing their guilt.
Weren’t they planning to pretend to pledge allegiance to the Lord of All Changes, bear the na of Chaos, and escape Alliance control? Then just as they wish, confirm their cri.
Moreover, in their plan, only a few hundred so-called ’Blood Swear mbers’ managed to escape. The rest of the so-called outer layer mbers were ant to be ’sacrifices,’ left in the hands of the Alliance.
These individuals might not be entirely irredeemable.
After all, from the information Gu Hang dug out from the souls of the Oath of Rembrance higher-ups, their Battle Group internally comprises layers of secret societies. These subrged parts form the true power structure of the Battle Group. Many secrets are kept even from outer layer personnel. Those Interstellar Warriors on the outer layer really don’t know what’s going on inside.
Of course, Gu Hang wouldn’t completely trust those guys either.
He would require all Interstellar Warriors from the Oath of Rembrance to surrender their weapons, accept interrogation unconditionally, and undergo another round of screening.
Gu Hang was quite confident in the results of the screening. Because he has a reliable judgnt thod: whether the system recognizes this Battle Group.
If, after eliminating all Blood Swearers, the system still doesn’t recognize, it ans the purge is not thorough enough, and further cleaning must be done among outer layer personnel.
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