"There's nothing to worry about, Sally, you should get some rest."

After a pause, Evelyn spoke again: "Everyone is worried about you. Are you really alright?"

Seeing the little girl in the ward silently give a thumbs up, the Throne finally breathed a sigh of relief.

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The green indicator light came on, and as soon as the treatment pod opened, the little girl jumped out, rubbing her eyes.

"Hey, Sasha, I knew you were about to get tired of being in there."

"Shall we have a big meal together?" Helen asked with a smile.

"I'm full from drinking nutrient solutions every day, so I won't have a big meal. How about some ice cream?"

Sasha spoke weakly, not because her injuries hadn't healed, but simply because she had slept for too long.

"Haha, quickly give our great hero an ice cream, strawberry flavor."

The longhorn beetle guard quickly brought over the ice cream and handed it to the little girl with exceptional respect.

What is the situation outside?

After thanking the star's companions, Sasha asked Helen while eating.

"It's only a matter of time before complete victory is achieved."

Helen said casually, "After all, this world is quite big. It will probably take some effort to crush all those insects without leaving a single one alive."

"Has the Crimson Clan perished?"

"Commander Evelyn personally led the operation and wiped out most of the Crimson Clan, but there are objections within the Angels regarding the disposal of the remaining mech pilots."

"What objection?" The little girl frowned.

"The Crimson Clan is not united on the matter of betraying the alliance."

"Some mechs, though physically part of the Zerg, remained loyal to the Alliance. During the Zerg invasion, they not only refused to help the Zerg attack us, but also secretly revealed some important intelligence to humans."

Helen said calmly, "For this reason, Commander Pamela rejected Commander Evelyn's proposal to exterminate them all."

"..."

“To be merciful to a traitor is to be cruel to one’s comrades. Besides, I don’t think Commander Pamela has any say in this matter.”

Sasha's expression was very calm, but anyone could tell that she was suppressing her anger.

"The remaining mech pilots must be put to trial; this is the best way to honor the sacrificed sisters."

"Shall we do it now?"

Miss Protoss revealed an excited expression: "Sasha, just say the word, and I'll immediately arrange for the fleet to blast those iron lumps into dust."

"Haha, wait for my news."

The determination to exterminate the Crimson Clan remains unwavering, but what about Pamela...?

'I'll try to persuade her once; if that doesn't work, I'll ask Helen to take action directly.'

Volume 1: Chapter 339 Voting

“The complete extermination of a race would be far too devastating, Evelyn. I know you're angry, but…”

"Angry? Ha, Pamela, do I look 'angry' to you?"

"I'm not angry, I'm furious, I'm filled with hatred!"

Evelyn's expression was icy: "Because of the betrayal of those tin cans, do you know how many soldiers have sacrificed their lives?"

"One thousand three hundred and seventy-two archangels and twenty-three chief angels!"

"Blood debts must be repaid in blood! I don't care how bad the consequences are, none of those tin cans will get away!"

"Ugh"

Pamela was about to try to persuade her again when suddenly her expression changed, and she fell silent.

Evelyn quickly rubbed her face to make her expression look less sinister.

Knock, knock, knock—the sound of knocking on the door rang out.

"Sir, Saliye reporting for duty."

Come in.

As the little girl walked in, Evelyn said in a teasing tone, "Finally had a good sleep?"

"I've had a good sleep, I've had plenty of water, and I even ate an ice cream earlier."

"Sir, are you and Commander Pamela discussing how to deal with the Crimson Clan?"

Sasha asked a question 'casually,' and the atmosphere in the room immediately became heavy.

“Yes. Sally, you are an angel now, so you can discuss this with us.”

"What other choice is there but to destroy traitors, accomplices of the Zerg, and the evil race of the Angels of Death?" the little girl said with a smile.

"Not bad!"

“Wait, wait, Sally, I know you’re angry too, but let me say a few words first.”

Pamela quickly asked the archangel guarding the door to fetch a document from her room: "Take a look at this. It was because we obtained the Zerg's attack route in advance that humanity was able to avoid huge losses."

"Humans are one of the three races in the alliance, and some of the mech pilots have contributed to the alliance!"

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"It's just betting on both sides, and besides..."

Sasha shook her head and said, "The two sides' bargaining chips are completely incomparable. It seems that the Crimson Clan really doesn't have high hopes for the alliance."

"Some mech pilots didn't actually go to the battlefield; they are innocent!"

"I believe that the mech pilots are indeed willing to fight to the end and are on our side."

The little girl saw Spencer's expressionless face flash before her eyes: "But those mechs, they all died in the conspiracy."

"but......"

"In any case, the fact that the Crimson Clan collectively defected cannot be erased."

Interrupting Pamela, Sasha countered, "If they truly cared about the alliance, why didn't some of the mech pilots stay to fight the Zerg together?"

"A roundabout rescue is like this."

"You don't even believe that yourself."

Sasha sighed and said, "There's one more thing I have to mention. Yes, humans are part of the Alliance, but the fact that the Crimson Clan helps humans doesn't mean they have any good intentions towards the Alliance."

"The annihilation of the angels and celestials has no impact on the Crimson race, but humans are the key to their race's evolution and reproduction."

"So, Commander Pamela, please don't flatter yourself."

The girl's words were quite blunt, and Pamela was immediately embarrassed.

“Pamela, I won’t say that this is Starlight’s internal affair and that you shouldn’t interfere in these matters.”

At this moment, Evelyn also spoke up: "There are three Thrones in this world, let's vote!"

vote......

Two of the three Thrones have already made their stance clear, so voting seems pointless.

However, things that seem meaningless are not truly meaningless.

After carefully casting his dissenting vote, the Throne angel relaxed.

"Two to one, since that's the case, I won't say anything more about this matter."

Huh?

Upon hearing this, the little girl couldn't help but glance at Pamela in surprise.

Is that all? I thought this Seraphim would be even more troublesome.

"My old friend, about this matter, alas, I'm sorry."

Pamela stammered out strange words: "You're not afraid, and I'm not afraid either, but trouble doesn't matter how big or small, right?"

"The less trouble we have, the better. Sally, well, if you're all together, everything will be fine. That way, everyone's better off."

The little girl was completely confused by what Evelyn said, but Evelyn immediately showed an angry expression.

"Are you done talking?"

"finished"

"No delivery!"

"Oh"

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After Pamela obediently left, Sasha immediately asked, "Sir, what did Commander Pamela mean just now?"

"Ignore her, it's okay."

"..."

Seeing the little girl staring at her, Evelyn said helplessly, "It's really nothing, don't overthink it."

"If you don't say anything, sir, I'm sure I'll start to overthink things."

"Tell me, tell me!"

Sasha pestered Evelyn for a long time before she finally relented.

"No matter the reason, the act of genocide is exceptionally brutal."

"Is there?"

"Have"

"No, I don't think so..."

"You think it's useless, but the higher-ups will think it is."

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