Abnormal crossing

Chapter 212 The True Origin of the Heavy Object (Part 1)
have to say.

Jin's suggestion of a "open strategy" does indeed make a lot of sense.

The powerful side flexing its muscles to incite panic is a tactic that is actually quite common on Earth.

This is similar to how the US scared a lot of people during the Gulf War – you have to understand, even in China, there were a lot of people who were so scared they were practically trembling at the knees.

For example, when Gu Wei transmigrated, many public intellectuals and intellectuals in their forties and fifties were in their teens and early twenties, which was the period when their ideas were being shaped. It was because they were terrified after seeing the war that they became spineless, tail-wagging, Western-worshipping dogs.

Fortunately, it was a lucky break.

There were many more people in that country who refused to give up, and in the darkest of times, they became the backbone of the nation.

例如面对近乎无敌的F22，当时甚至有人想到了牺牲八架歼八兑子F22挂载的八枚导弹，用命去探出F22的方位换取一个视距内战斗的机会——后来有了五代机才知道这完全就是臆想，歼20在训练赛里打歼11B甚至打出过107比0的战绩.
Even with such outrageous tactics, the group never considered surrendering.

For example, the collision in the South China Sea that year, though the sky collapsed, it still rose up, and the blood turned into a rainbow illuminating the country's borders.

Now, thirty years have passed in the blink of an eye, and the balance of power has shifted.

The same is true.

The starry sea is vast and boundless, and its population is even more difficult to estimate. There must be quite a few people who either kneel or refuse to admit defeat.
His eyes returned to reality.

Jin continued, "The Star Alliance later analyzed the files left behind by the Adventists and realized that the Alliance was not actually the Adventists' henchmen; rather, their relationship was more like a partnership."

"As for the origin of the Alliance, there is not much information gathered so far. It can only be confirmed that the organization existed before the overthrow of the Tilanos Empire, and its core members numbered several hundred, including some figures who were even at the level of civilizational monuments."

"Since the fall of the Tilanos Empire, the Alliance has only overthrown one early-stage seventh-tier civilization in terms of political power, but it has launched many operations against the entire Star Sea Alliance organization. Some of these operations have caused losses that even exceeded the destruction of an ordinary seventh-tier civilization. After all, since the birth of Star Sea, there have been about forty seventh-tier civilizations that have perished for various reasons."

"It can be said that every action of the Alliance is so precise that it seems to have been calculated countless times, like a sharp scalpel. The wound may not be large, but it can reach your heart."

Gu Wei touched his chin thoughtfully.

That's it
Judging from Jin's introduction, the Alliance's stance seems to be quite clear:
The focus is on the integrated civilization of Xinghai, with the aim of overthrowing the entire race, rather than a specific regime.

It's like if an organization on Earth wanted to overthrow the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, it wouldn't specifically try to overthrow the Soviet Union or the United States, but rather it would bomb the Kremlin today or carry out a bombing at the Hoover Dam tomorrow.

Once enough damage has been done, the objective will naturally be achieved.

After clarifying these points...

Gu Wei had gained a basic understanding of the Alliance Agreement.

His left hand unconsciously rubbed the side edge of the electronic guide, the slightly sharp touch of the device making his thoughts a little clearer.

No wonder Jin said they were a bunch of lunatics.
To know.

Even the Akatsuki organization in "Naruto" only had the stated goal of breaking the monopoly of the great powers' ninja system on war and conquering the world by controlling the tailed beasts.

The Alliance, however, was different. Their aim was not conquest, but simply destruction.

Even more terrifying.

This group of madmen are not only mentally obsessed, but also possess extremely strong action capabilities and technological reserves in the real world. Even their strategic vision and overall perspective are quite astonishing—otherwise, they could not have survived for hundreds of thousands of years without being completely annihilated by the Star Sea Alliance.

For the Starsea Civilization, this organization was indeed a hidden cancer.

"correct."

Then Gu Wei thought of another question and looked at Jin with some curiosity, asking her, "Could it be that the destruction of the Aurora Federation back then was also related to the Alliance?"

“That’s not necessarily true,” Jin pondered for a moment, then shook her head, her hair swaying gently with the movement, casting dappled shadows on the back of her neck. “Although the War of the Betrayer 190,000 years ago is shrouded in many mysteries, and there was even a rebellion by the central mastermind, the ‘Lamp Keeper,’ in the later stages, it doesn’t seem like the work of the Alliance.”

"After all, the Alliance's past record speaks for itself. If they don't make a move, they're not doing it at all. But if they do, they're definitely planning something big. If they really are behind this, I'm afraid the remnants of the Aurora Federation won't have much of a chance to sneak away with the heavy items."

Jin's voice wasn't loud, but her tone was very firm.

The War of the Betrayer is one of the few seventh-order civilization wars in Starsea to date. The timeline of events is very clear from beginning to end, and even the fleeing troops after the war have been analyzed and documented by many historians.

True.

To this day, many truths about the War of the Betrayer remain undiscovered, such as the remnants of the New Aurora army carrying heavy loads. However, if the Alliance was indeed involved in the planning, there should be some clues to be found.

After all, there is a difference between secrecy and planning.

Moreover, if the instigator of the War of the Betrayer was indeed the Alliance, then the discovery of the first monarch, Stephen Doyle, by the New Aurora regime and the subsequent Kingdom of Bhikkhu would not have happened—they would have been perfectly capable of intercepting the heavy load carried by New Aurora before the Kingdom of Bhikkhu even existed.

Following Jin's train of thought, Gu Wei pondered, "So they accidentally got involved in Boska's situation?"

“Although there is no completely conclusive evidence, it is most likely so,” Jin nodded, confirming Gu Wei’s judgment: “The fact that the Alliance can interfere in the Star Sea situation to a certain extent and evade the purge is enough to show that their intelligence system is quite advanced, and it is very likely that they have spies or informants even in the decision-making level of the Star Sea Alliance.”

"As for the undercover work, the three directions that are worth operating in are military, political or scientific research - which is actually similar to the logic of the invaders' infiltration, except that the invaders have the ability to communicate with alien life forms."

"At the same time, among the known ally spies, researchers account for as much as 83%."

Done.

Jin glanced at the area where Valerius, the director of the Institute of Royal Power, had made his 'sacrifice'.

There were still some scorch marks left on the floor, and a faint smell of ionized ozone lingered in the air.

This time, Gu Wei followed her lead and suddenly realized:
"I understand. You mean the director of the Royal Institute among the Watchers was an undercover agent from the Alliance, who learned about the heavy object after being sent to Boska?"

(End of this chapter)