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Sarah gently sipped her iced coffee, her eyes occasionally glancing at the shimmering information screen on her wristband, seemingly searching for more background information about Lato star. Her voice was low and somewhat murmuring, "Hmm... it seems that in terms of combat resources, Lato star is already too distant... there aren't many resources to replenish the front lines." Her words revealed doubts about the strategic planning of the Interstellar Federation.
At this moment, Jim raised his head, with crumbs of scone still on the corners of his mouth. He curiously asked while chewing, "What kind of planet is that? Why have I never heard of it? And there have been no mission requests either?" His question showed his unfamiliarity with Lato star, as this topic seemed like a completely new discovery to him.
Alex heard this question and sneered, with a hint of sarcasm in his tone: "Because Lato star was originally full of rebels, for the Interstellar Federation, the fall of this planet is even better than reclaiming it." Alex's words seemed to imply the Interstellar Federation's attitude of abandonment towards certain fringe planets, even if human life on these planets is threatened.
This discussion made the breakfast atmosphere somewhat heavy. The fall of Lato star was not just a defeat, but more like a cold-blooded decision in the strategic choices of the Interstellar Federation.
Jim's eyes flashed with a hint of confusion, and his question directly pointed to the contradictory behavior of the Interstellar Federation: "But didn't you just say that there was an organized counterattack? If you are really going to completely abandon that planet, why would you still organize a counterattack?" His words carried a sense of puzzlement and curiosity, as if he wanted to uncover the true purpose behind the Interstellar Federation's actions.
Emily also nodded, her expression showing resonance with this question. She, too, felt puzzled by the Interstellar Federation's strategy. The Federation's decision-making seemed to conceal deeper intentions, not just simple tactical deployments on the surface.
Alex smiled at the sight, seemingly prepared for the question. He then had Sarah bring up the relevant equipment and military data for the Silent Plan, in order to explain the underlying significance of this action more concretely. Sarah swiftly operated her armguard, and the screen flickered with various data and equipment images, displaying the massive military force prepared by the Interstellar Federation for this counterattack.
Jim's confusion was not only limited to the surface of the Interstellar Federation's actions; he was full of curiosity and incomprehension about the true intent of this counterattack plan. As Sarah swiftly operated her armguard and projected the detailed information of the Silent Plan into the air, the three of them were shocked by the presented data.
Displayed in front of them is a massive fleet composed of multiple cruisers, equipped with advanced flight formations and a large number of air force units. This kind of configuration is typically used in interstellar warfare for comprehensive aerial strikes and strategic support. However, at the same time, the number of ground forces is pitifully low, in stark contrast to the need for close combat with the swarm on the ground.
"Look at this configuration," Alex pointed at the displayed data, his tone tinged with a hint of sarcasm, "The so-called counterattack by the Interstellar Federation this time has very few ground forces. This is clearly not a genuine attempt to reclaim Lato Star."
Emily's doubts and Jim's intuition made the atmosphere at the breakfast table heavy once again. Emily frowned and expressed her doubts and confusion, "This is really strange. The military operations of the Interstellar Federation have always been extremely calculated and wouldn't waste such massive resources for no reason. The deployment of such a huge fleet, if it's just for display or political pressure, the cost is just too high. Moreover, the combination of these fighter squadrons and cruisers... it doesn't seem like preparation for a conventional war at all."
Jim stopped his actions and solemnly echoed Emily's words, "Yes, it's more like they are chasing something. It's like... they have a specific target that requires such a large-scale air force to eliminate."
Alex set down his utensils and looked deeply at the three people. His voice was low and decisive: "The Silent Plan, the meaning behind its name, is far more profound than you can imagine. The fall of Lato star is not just a victory for the swarm, but also the beginning of some people taking the opportunity to break free from the control of the Interstellar Federation and become so-called rebels. These rebels have acquired certain key technologies that the Interstellar Federation may find intolerable."
Emily's eyes widened in shock as she repeated incredulously, "Rebels...are you saying that the Interstellar Federation would rather use such a large army to ensure that these rebels have no chance of survival?"
Alex nodded, his expression turning serious. "Exactly. On the interstellar chessboard, once some pieces go rogue, they can have unpredictable effects on the entire situation. The rebels on Lato star not only possess the will to oppose the Interstellar Federation, but they may also have the technology or information to threaten the Federation's existence. The Interstellar Federation must ensure that this information does not fall into the hands of other powers, even if it means destroying the entire Lato star."
As Sarah lightly swiped on her forearm armor, projecting a series of requests for reinforcements, the atmosphere in the breakfast shop fell silent. These requests vividly documented how the defense forces on Lato star desperately sought help from the Interstellar Federation, each plea carrying urgency and hope. However, what they received in response was repeated cold rejections. Even more shocking, the confidential data Sarah found downplayed the importance of Lato star, effectively serving as a death sentence for all life on Lato star.
Alex's voice was low and heavy, and every word of his seemed to reiterate the mercilessness of the Interstellar Federation: "From the beginning, the Interstellar Federation has abandoned Lato star. They used the invasion of the swarm to push all dissidents and rebel activities on Lato star to the forefront. This is not only a reckoning with the rebels, but also a re-establishment of the order of the entire galaxy. Lowering the importance level of Lato star to F is nothing but telling the entire universe that this planet and everything on it are no longer worth the Interstellar Federation's resources to maintain."
This revelation shocked the three of them even more. The Interstellar Federation's strategy, cold and calculated, treats the fate of a planet and its inhabitants as mere pawns on a chessboard, to be manipulated or even sacrificed at will. Under this calculation, individual lives and hopes seem so insignificant.
At this moment, they have a deeper understanding of the universe they are in. The interstellar struggle is far more than just guns and armies; it involves strategies and cold-blooded calculations in the surging undercurrents.
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