Chapter 594: Chapter 345, Turns Out My House Caught Fire
“Mr. Gu, the eting is about to start,”
a servant reminded from behind.
Gu Hang nodded slightly, turned around, and left for the starship’s battle conference room.
As a special envoy of the Star Domain, Lois’s first task in resolving the Korolya issue was to gather the heads of all influential factions within the Star Sector.
Then watch them quarrel.
At present, the Tianma Star Sector had gradually ford a triangular political pattern, which was much more stable than the tumultuous two years following Pei Desi’s death. Although the two Ivans, the Parliantary Faction and Fatches, never ceased their strife, the ergence of a third neutral faction led by Fufana and the Gu Clan played diator.
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Fighting was permissible, but should anyone go too far, the third party would intervene.
In such a scenario, although it didn’t stop the two sides from sabotaging each other, the situation had sowhat improved.
However, the problem with Korolya was a core conflict; the neutral faction could at best only maintain the status quo.
And now, a major incident had occurred.
Fatches and the Parliantary Faction had resud their fierce, non-solution-focused conflict.
At one mont, Fatches would demand an imdiate movent towards declaring Korolya a Battle Zone, halt the paynt of Imperial Tax, and call for increased commitnt from the Star Realm Army inside the Star Domain, insisting at least another Army Group be transferred here. They also needed substantial military aid to arm Korolya’s local Defense Forces. They claid that if their needs had been t earlier by amassing fifty million Star Realm soldiers and one billion Planetary Defense Force troops, the issue would have been resolved long ago, without dragging on to this extent.
On the other side, the Star Sector’s leadership would curse Ivan Fatches, calling him incompetent and foolish, claiming that Korolya’s corruption and inefficiency were the real culprits behind the worsening situation. In recent years, through population exports and accepted aid, Korolya had already acquired plenty of resources. Coupled with its production capabilities and large populous base, it had every capacity to arm itself. However, the abysmal performance of the Korolya governnt turned everything to ashes, leading to the current deplorable state.
Fatches promptly retorted with similar scathing remarks, accusing the Star Sector Governnt of being utterly useless and only capable of hindrance, claiming that Flying Wing Star, as the capital planet, had provided less support than Fatches single-handedly. The Parliantary Faction imdiately retorted by insinuating that the Fatchess Tri-Star hadn’t taken the crisis seriously at all, only focusing on their own power struggles while completely disregarding the lives of Korolya’s people…
They blad each other, attacked each other, but none could offer a solution.
Lois, sitting to the side with an ashen face, couldn’t help but speak up.
Originally, she wanted to put an end to this aningless squabble and refocus on resolving the real issues. But in the end, she, too, was dragged into the argunt.
‘Resolving the real issues,’ sounds nice.
But how?
It was precisely because there was no solution that they could only resort to hurling accusations.
Gu Hang attended this eting, watching and listening intently, but in reality, his mind had gone blank.
The eting had gone on for a whole day yesterday without producing any results.
Serious discussions were indistinguishable from bla-shifting argunts in essence. Without viable solutions, no outco would erge.
And what Gu Hang was doing now was searching for a real solution.
His blank mind allowed his spirit to enter his Divine Realm.
He was observing the changes in the Subspace from an entirely different perspective.
The root of the problem stemd from the so-called ‘Benevolent Father,’ the Evil God. To resolve the issue, one had to start with the Subspace.
Subspace did not correlate directly with the real world. In fact, in Subspace, notions like ‘position,’ ‘ti,’ and ‘distance’ were extrely weak.
Yet within Korolya, cult followers’ chants and the countless souls tornted by the plague had mapped a portion of the Eternal Kingdom of the Benevolent Father onto Korolya itself.
In Gu Hang’s vision, he could see the yellow-green and rotting Subspace clinging tightly to the entire world of Korolya. Legions of demons raged in the Subspace, salivating at the brink of reality, only to be pushed back ti and again. Swirling winds of yellow-green plague battered and corroded reality’s veil, trying to break through.
The veil of reality, though still present, was riddled with holes. The weakest point, the location of Fino City, was practically overlapped.
Gu Hang’s gaze swept through this portion of Subspace. He was cautious, consolidating his storm vision extended from his Divine Realm. He could not be discovered, as that would an exposing the Storm God Kingdom to these Plague Demons’ sight—an extrely dangerous situation.
Even this brief observation allowed Gu Hang to catch a significant piece of information.
Or rather, he saw a familiar ‘face.’
It was the Great Unclean One—Ge Wajia.
The na originally ca from Rage Owl Star, where the leader of the ‘Nature Salvation Society,’ now deed a Cult, resided. According to Hu Ke, who had traveled through the long years from the pre-war era of Rage Owl Star to the present via hibernation pods, Ge Wajia was a forr student of his. Sohow, the man survived into the post-war period, established such an organization, and was corrupted by the Evil God at an unknown ti, sparking unrest.
Worse yet, Ge Wajia himself had nearly caused significant trouble when a Great Unclean One used his body and soul to cast its avatar onto him.
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