Let the past be the past. John would never disobey such a significant military order, yet he always remembered, remembered every word spoken by the commander before his death.

Because as soldiers fell one by one, even a man of steel like Feng Yi shed tears of regret. It was unbearable to think back on that day. As an ally, when the Blazing Flame Legion was at such a critical moment, Diya actually stood by, indifferent.

"The mountains may not move, but the waters do. Diya, I'll remember this grudge," Feng Yi's voice from the past still faintly echoed in John's ears. The commander's spirit required him to act, so upon receiving the order from the Sky Network of the Capital Planet, John fell into brief silence... then, damn it, he directly rejected it. His reply was brief and forceful, stating, "Rekart was accepted first, the order came later. Currently, Mardis's resources can no longer accommodate more refugees."

At the same time, he contacted Rekart's forces, promising they could transport civilians to Mardis. John even bluntly told the Silver Alliance that he simply disliked Diya.

The sun must have risen in the west today, as even the president of the Silver Alliance could hardly believe it. They couldn't comprehend how the Blazing Flame Legion was so audacious. Without military department approval, they used the excuse of privately accepting civilians to forcefully send them away — but he liked it. After rounds of negotiation, the Silver Alliance communicated repeatedly with the Federal Capital Planet. Seeing as the Silver Alliance was already heading toward Mardis, emotionally and rationally, they couldn't turn them away. Reluctantly, Adams begrudgingly agreed.

Then he slapped the table forcefully! "John, how dare you interfere with the two countries' interests and disrupt the higher plans." On this matter, you could directly have ten people executed a dozen times for such boldness — but wait, did Greedy Wolf really know nothing about this? Though this independent combat unit was far from the Capital Mountain, in name, it still fell under Greedy Wolf's jurisdiction.

In the Heavenly Communication, listening to Adams's roar, Greedy Wolf was completely baffled, "I say, old man, don't come to me about this. Weren't you the one who strongly supported Feng Yi's idea back then? You found a bandit leader to replace the legion leader, and I even advised against it, and guess what, the kid directly said 'don't let the water flow to outsiders' fields.' You can't blame me for this."

Adams was at a loss for words, seeing the urgent situation at hand; the survival of humanity was at stake, so he had to leave it for now and settle the score later.

Meanwhile — Receiving the refusal of Mardis to accept, Diya felt struck by lightning, with the impending war right before its eyes. Who would have thought that the closest Mardis, Mardis... had it forgotten that we were friends? Weren't we supposed to stand together against external enemies? Now, where is my angle? How can it push us out?

Without Federal acceptance, thousands of shuttles could only wait based on Rekart's current situation, considering sending them to the local area, or seeking to retreat to the Zana Republic for refuge, or possibly the Weibang forces.

Diya, near Rekart's three star domains, had shuttles swirling in space like a swarm of headless flies, heading east one moment, then receiving orders and flying west the next, then instructed to stay put.

This super transport fleet carrying 80 million people had supplies barely enough for ten days. Beyond ten days, even the military couldn't feed everyone, necessitating a new landing to resupply, which would incur a massive expenditure.

Fortunately, Diya saw hope. Somehow, they received information that a group of unexpected guests was approaching humanity from the other side of the distant universe. Once the news spread, it was hard to halt, creating a noisy buzz in the life cabins, all discussing this topic...

You could say that in many matters, especially regarding information, the civilian news channel was not inferior to official sources. Because of this, Diya simply stopped hiding it.

Currently, civil aviation broadcasts continued to report recent news about the extraterritorial civilization and Rekart, accompanied by live images broadcasted by the Star Domain Broadcast. Watching it stirred a passionate feeling in people. Many young people were eager to enlist and charge into battle, with the orderly and disciplined lineup of the vanguard troop showcasing what a reliable armed force it was.

Indeed, they were the pioneers of humanity, with top national mobile warriors providing security hundreds of astronomical units away from the vanguard troop. Humanity had no reason to fail in this battle.

As humanity was about to contact this unknown civilization, young men were brimming with excitement, glued to the screen's central broadcast, yearning for the universe...

God! This really is an alien civilization, and it's a fleet of considerable size. At this moment, some were nervous, some excited, some grateful for boarding the transport shuttle, and others gloating.

"Mom, are they filming a movie?" A boy waved his little hand, asking his mother incessantly.

"Of course not, this is war. When you grow up, you should also learn from those brave older brothers, okay?"

"Mm!" The boy nodded vigorously.

As a streak of light suddenly burst in the sky, like a dazzling light in the dark night, the boy laughed happily, "So beautiful..."

Through the Star Domain Broadcast, the people on the shuttle could not clearly see what was happening, for the vastness of the universe was too immense. However, they understood that the war trumpet had sounded, and this confrontation between two civilizations began without any warning, as if it were meant to be.

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