Chapter 321: Mobilization!

The current problem is that we severely lack mobile forces.

The Tairen on Sanctuary Star have completely stalled the green subhumans' power.

The repeated battles around Alert Star have again consumed a large amount of our troops.

Now, although we have reorganized internal affairs, we have squeezed out a fleet.

But even if this fleet is sent entirely in any direction, it will still be insufficient in force.

Fanluosi's voice continued, but Makado's attention had already shifted entirely to Xisi.

There is nothing more to say; this is already the last force the Empire can currently prepare for Xisi.

Although the Chaos Faction has almost completely ceased activity, even the Four Gods have become neutral deities due to close cooperation.

Yet the tug‑of‑war with Dead Spirits that are nearly a perfect form still leaves the Empire gasping for breath.

If it weren't for Xisi's final thousandfold amplification, the Dead Spirits might have already pushed the Spirit‑Driving Dead Zone into the Solar Star Region.

Even now, relying on Xisi's forced reversal on Alert Star, we have temporarily driven back the Dead Spirits.

But who knows what ancient technology the Dead Spirits will awaken next? What tactics will the Secret Cult employ?

Therefore, aside from the inherent defensive forces of these two sides, the only forces that can be mobilized from Terra at present are half a Huaiyaner legion and an Unyielding fleet.

Of course, if we launch a holy war in the name of the Great Saint.

It is expected that we can also mobilize half a National Church fleet from the civilian sector.

Fanluosi didn't make his statement too rigid; he simply listed all the forces that could possibly be mobilized.

Mechanical Church can actually mobilize quite a bit, but because Alert Star urgently needs massive resource allocation, all Mechanical Church forces will be devoted to rebuilding and fortifying Alert Star.

Fanluosi wanted to continue, but Xisi had already raised his hand to stop him.

He then glanced at Kiriman, and after Kiriman's startled reaction, he looked straight at Makado:

A whole Unyielding fleet, half a Huaiyaner legion, half a National Church fleet.

In addition, I want the entire Fire Lizard, the Empire's Fist stationed on Terra, and I also intend to take half a legion.

At the same time, I will issue mobilization orders from all secondary battlefields.

Xisi was unequivocal; after all, this time the goal is not merely to block the Tairen tendrils but to completely repel those two tendrils, securing a breathing space for the Empire's western frontier.

Moreover, the speed must be fast enough; otherwise, after finally repelling the two, we would look back to see the main Tairen force beyond the galaxy surging forward again.

Then the Empire would truly be preparing to await death.

Because in the three‑way contest among Dead Spirits, Tairen, and humanity, humanity is undoubtedly the weakest at present.

The Dead Spirits and Tairen happen to charge at the Empire from opposite directions, left and right.

That is not entirely because humanity is at fault; the main reason is that the Dead Spirits' sphere of influence has too little biomass.

The Tairen's biological instinct subconsciously avoids the Dead Spirits and instead rushes toward the Empire, where biomass is denser.

Thus the current situation is not a three‑way stalemate but two powers jointly pressing a weak one!

And precisely because of this situation, the Four Gods, unable to rely on either Dead Spirits or Tairen, were forced under pressure to gamble everything on humanity.

Otherwise, would the Divine Emperor, who has been pondering on the toilet for ten thousand years, not have thought of the idea of grabbing a Jianqi demon to help with state affairs?

He certainly thought of it, but the Divine Emperor found it impossible to execute.

Those four old clods usually just bicker with each other, but when the crucial moment arrives, they become a single entity.

It works now solely because of the Three Gods, and even Jianqi's own approval.

Of course, it is also because when Xisi rode Washituoer, he actually brushed against the threshold of Om Messiah, which truly startled the Four Gods.

Especially the youngest Color Devil, whose eyes were stretched to the limit by Xisi's method.

This is not merely simple affection; it is a genuine binding of interests.

What? You don't think the Color Devil's earlier claim of becoming humanity's god was a joke, do you?

Add the explicit alliance of the Divine Emperor and the Mao‑makers, the Color Devil's ambiguous stance, and the Four Gods indeed find it hard to present an absolutely crushing posture in Subspace as before.

Now Subspace is stable, and internal affairs finally begin to circulate under the countless Jianqi demons' 'blessings'.

Xisi must find a way to deal with this round of advance by the Tairen and Dead Spirits.

After hearing Xisi's request, Kiriman's expression grew even stranger, and Makado couldn't help but look over.

"Unyielding fleet, Huaiyaner, National Church—those are naturally no problem."

"Half a legion of the Empire's Fist, gritting its teeth, can still be squeezed out."

"But the Fire Lizard?"

Makado, at this point, glanced at the inexplicably pale‑faced Kiriman beside him, then furrowed his brow:

"The situation in the Eastern theater is even worse; if we pull the Fire Lizard away, what about Kiriman and your side of Alert Star...?"

Makado's meaning was clear: if you shift the Fire Lizard into mobile forces, what will happen to the Eastern star sector? Alert Star? Kiriman?

Kiriman, already on the brink of having his mind shattered by the Silent King, truly cannot even maintain the front line now.

Moreover, regarding this point, Makado had an even bigger doubt.

Setting aside Kiriman's ugly expression, Makado repeated Xisi's stated paper strength, then shook his head:

"And even if you obtain these forces, neither the Dead Spirits nor the Tairen have any clear advantage."

"Moreover, your secondary battlefield mobilization, if I may be frank, is not optimistic anywhere; if you hope other legions and the Original Body will provide you with Astat, that is probably overly optimistic."

Facing Makado's series of questions, Xisi was not vague; he also ignored Kiriman's increasingly ugly expression and answered directly:

"I will concentrate all forces, then head to Sanctuary Star, unite with the local garrison, and the one‑armed commander's Sith Kid legion, to launch a counterattack against the Tairen."

"After that, I will command the idle allied forces, immediately turn to reinforce Alert Star, and completely drive back the Dead Spirits."

"And before that..."

Xisi no longer looked at Makado, but at Kiriman, and amidst Kiriman's even uglier expression, he quietly said:

"I will have Luo Jia lead the remaining half of the Huaiyaner to cooperate with Kiriman's Extreme Warriors."

"Defend the Alert Star to the death!"

Luojia is a Golden Speech Envoy and can enjoy the amplification of the Black Stone Peak; at that time the three great demons Terror, Filth‑Absorbing, and Color Devil will cooperate. Although still at an absolute disadvantage, it is not undefended.

But Kiriman suffers, having to cooperate with the Speaker and the Four Gods.

Markado realized that Xisi intends to concentrate all forces for a lightning strike against Tai Lun, then swiftly return to defend the Alert Star.

Although this strategic intent is clear, Markado still has a question.

"Your idea is good, but… even so, your power is far insufficient."

"Putting aside the clearly available forces, only the mobilized forces of the secondary warzone remain as some supplement."

"But without Astarte, what use are these forces?"

Markado questions, while Xisi takes a deep breath, his face unexpectedly showing a hint of confidence:

"Useful!"

Resolutely, Markado, Kiriman, and the others were stunned.

Then Xisi gazed at the vast Empire warzone on the star map, finally pausing word by word:

"Because what I will mobilize is the entire galaxy's......"

"Black Watch!"