Him and their stars.

Chapter 1777 Becoming an Admiral
At this point, if Sobaike didn't agree, he would be isolated and bullied by his colleagues, right? Moreover, even if everyone was embarrassed and slapped hard by Yu Lian, they were not the biggest responsibility after all, and the psychological pressure was not too great.

He adjusted his curiosity a little, and then sent an emergency message in the direction of Sai.
Sobaek actually knew that the front headquarters in the rear should have received the battle reports from here. Perhaps they did not have as detailed information as the soldiers on the front line, but they must have received the news of Lieutenant General Karaman's death.

In this case, my face-to-face report this time is very important. In a sense, it can even determine the future of these frontline generals.

Marshal Ikenroga was a generous and magnanimous elder, who could perhaps understand the difficulties faced by those working on the front line. Unfortunately, their pursuit fleet was arranged by King Shazamon, and the person they needed to report to was also the latter.

Fortunately, His Royal Highness the Sand King did not get angry, but only sneered: "So, this is the reason why your five squadrons, five dreadnoughts, twenty-four battlecruisers, and 1,100 warships are all hesitating at the entrance of the nebula? Major General Sobek, do you think this is reasonable?"

It does not sound reasonable. Sobek forced out an apologetic smile: "This, this... is actually the result of our discussion. For the safety of the soldiers, we have to be careful. Your Highness, after all, we are facing that person, so we have to be careful."

"You care so much about the safety of your soldiers? This is a very rare quality in the imperial army. Major General Sobek, you are a good and responsible commander." The King of Sand sneered, "But, Major General Sobek, did you make a mistake? You are an imperial general, and your duty is to use the lives of your subordinates as a price in exchange for the lives of the enemy. When did the safety of the soldiers need to be considered first?"

Sobek was speechless for a moment. His Majesty the Shah's words were too blunt for him to accept, but he still felt that it was true.

However, it is precisely because it is the fact that it is so hard to accept.

"So, Major General Sobek, is it because of the safety of the soldiers or the safety of the generals?"

Sobek blinked his eyes, moved his mouth stiffly, and then revealed a desolate expression. He himself was not an outstanding eloquence, but as a country bumpkin from a small colonial town, how could he not know how to act pitiful?

Sure enough, King Shazamon's eyes were no longer aggressive.

"Oh, I was naive after all. I demanded that all generals perform their duties conscientiously, fear no hardships, and not be afraid of sacrifice. Hahaha, even fairy tales don't dare to be so idealistic these days."

"I, your humble servant, truly deserve death. But, Your Highness, this is not because I am incompetent, it is really..."

Sobek was about to explain, but was interrupted by the latter with a sneer: "Major General, I am the King Elect, and I have witnessed the supreme power in the field of mysticism. When ordinary people face the great achievements created by extraordinary people, they can always clearly recognize their own insignificance and humbleness.

"Hahaha! Major General, I am also a psychic, but sometimes, the gap between psychics is greater than the gap between humans and dogs. But the saddest thing is that those dogs know clearly that they are dogs.

"Of course I can understand the shock you felt at the time, and I respect all the judgments made by the generals on the front line. Hahahaha, so what if I don't respect them? Even if your Majesty comes, you can't just execute a dozen generals at once, right?"

Sobaek continued to laugh awkwardly, but he finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Don't worry, I won't punish Lieutenant General Tuo Sen. It is precisely because he is not human that I will not punish him, and I will even give him preferential treatment. Hehehe, it is precisely because I am a well-known human supremacist among the emperor elects that I must give face to this old man. Human supremacists are the true foundation of the empire, but they need more justice. Do you understand?"

Is this something I can understand? Sobek's heart was beating so hard, but he still managed to put on a blank and innocent expression.

"However, compared with their predecessors during the Galactic War, the new generation of imperial generals are indeed too selfish and their spirits are indeed slack. Moreover, it seems that even if it is to allow you to regain a little bit of the golden spirit of the Tirrero people, this government war against the Earth is necessary. Major General Sobek, don't you think so?"

"I am truly ashamed!" Sobaek was not sure whether the other party was attacking him or deliberately trying to trick him, so he could only listen with a sweat on his forehead.

Of course, he personally still felt that this so-called "golden spirit" was debatable, but now was not the time to ponder such matters.

Just when his heart was beginning to sink, the other party's voice changed from cold to solemn: "Very good. Major General Jaeger Sobek, you will take over the command of the Karaman Fleet. No, now... it should be called the Sobek Fleet. Haha, the flower of the empire's famous generals should bloom."

The "flower of famous generals" of the empire could not help but raise her head, her face frozen with bewilderment. If the bewilderment just now was a form of expression management, now it was just natural.

He had no joy or pride in his heart, but was filled with horror, fear, and shrinking. For a moment, he didn't even know what expression to put on. Sobek had briefly commanded patrol fleets and reconnaissance fleets before, but the upper limit was only about 10 ships, and they were all temporary positions. However, the Karaman Fleet had 250 warships in service. Suddenly expanding by more than times was like asking a fat otaku who didn't exercise for years to play rugby. It was no longer a surprise, but a complete shock.

"Without its bridge, the Grand Commander Witte can no longer perform its command functions, but it can still serve as a large gunboat. As for you, you should use the Demon-Suppressing Rabbit as your flagship. I'm sorry, Admiral Sobek, but I can't allocate a new dreadnought to you right now."

"But, um, Your Highness, I..."

"But I only give you four hours to reorganize the fleet, and then set off immediately!" King Shazamon's expression became solemn, and he solemnly began to give orders:
"Remember, he is still human. He can get tired, injured, defeated, and killed. He and his fleet are almost at their limit. If ten thousand men can't take him down, then sacrifice a hundred thousand, or a million. If one dreadnought is penetrated, then pile all your dreadnoughts and battlecruisers on top! You have such a large force at your disposal. Can he still blow up the heads of all the dreadnoughts?"

"Now, I don't want to know the casualty figures, I just want to hear that you have captured the Reunion and that Earthling. Remember, at all costs! Regardless of life or death!"

Sobek said with a stiff face, "Understood! Life or death, no matter what."

If the numbness just now was just an act, the numbness now was a real experience. However, even he himself couldn't explain why it was like this.

"Then, what about the Pilgrimage?" he asked again.

"It is of course a great achievement to be able to recapture the Dragon Ship. If there is no chance, sink it! Major General Sobek, if this ship appears on Earth, or even falls into the hands of the Alliance, you know what the consequences will be."

Sobaek mechanically saluted to show that he accepted the order.

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At this time, the voice of the Elector Emperor, which was as calm as dry ice, finally had a little more warmth: "Come on, Major General Sobek, your future should be more than this. I will soon replace Marshal Ikenroga and be in charge of the command of the entire Far Shore Cluster! I will need your strength in the future. Don't let the Empire down. Remember, he is more important than anything else."

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Yu Lian, who was talking to Mr. Qi remotely, shuddered, rubbed his itchy nose, and turned his head to look in the direction of the Far Shore Nebula: "I always feel that the public's longing for us has become more and more profound recently."

Mr. Qi (the remote projection) smiled and said, "This must be because you have become an idol for the sake of the Earth? In this war, no one can bear this concept better than you."

Yu Lian shuddered: "Well, it's more like a curse than a longing."

Mr. Qi shrugged and said, "The enemy's curse is the honor of a warrior. This is your famous saying."

It doesn't rhyme or match the rhythm. It has no literary quality and no spreadability. I know how lame this sentence is in the eyes of an expert like you." Yu Lian waved his hand embarrassedly: "But what you observed is correct. I am very passionate now. I am ready to have a good time with the devils." Yu Lian showed a sunny smile.

At this time, the Community's main fleet, which had already completed the rendezvous, was about to sail out of the narrow channel of the Far Shore Nebula under the leadership of the Fuxi and Athena.

With one more jump, they would enter a vast and interconnected group of stable, mature galaxies.

Perhaps because it was about to enter the stable mature star zone, the chaotic magnetic field began to weaken and the communication situation suddenly became much clearer.

As a result, Yu Lian's terminal was like a mobile phone that had been turned off for a week, with a large number of communication requests and messages pouring in. As a mature adult with good interpersonal relationships, Yu Lian felt that he should pay attention to priorities in interpersonal communication, so he automatically skipped all the information from Earth and connected to Mr. Qi's communication first.

This was also the first time he spoke to Mr. Qi after the fall of Fortress Sai.

Although he expressed a great deal of regret for the loss of Far Shore Nebula, he quickly accepted the reality. Compared to many experienced soldiers, he, a politician who changed his career, seemed much calmer.