Global Game: Ten Billion Spirit Energy Coins From The Start - Chapter 950

Chapter 950: 992, Skuru Top-Level Meeting_2 Chapter 950: 992, Skuru Top-Level Meeting_2 But they didn’t voice their thoughts, instead, they wanted to hear what Manina had to say.

They would express their opinions after Manina finished.

Seeing that no one had any comments, Manina continued, “The second part of the Spring Eyes will be used to fight a war of attrition with the Blue Star Humans.”

He used his spiritual power to mark again, encircling eight Spring Eyes in Europe, Africa, and Australia.

“In the coming period, the spirit energy produced in these eight Spring Eyes will be used by the expeditionary forces within them and will no longer be sent back to Skru Star.

Furthermore, we will provide a large number of spirit energy weapons and equipment to these eight Spring Eyes to exhaust as much of the Blue Star Humans’ living forces as possible.”

Having said that, Manina finally pointed to the Spring Eyes in Asia and the Antarctic, “As for these two Spring Eyes, one is too close to the Blue Star Humans’ headquarters, and the other is difficult to defend; my suggestion is to give them up directly.

However, we can’t just give up for nothing,
I propose that starting now, we send enough ‘Anti-gravity Crystal Drilling Machines’ to these two Spring Eyes to stimulate as much spirit energy as we can take away, using it to supplement our war expenses for the upcoming period.”

“Anti-gravity Crystal Drilling Machine” This machinery had been used in the previous “overexploitation” plan, and its effect was to stimulate all of the spirit energy that would erupt in the next few hundreds to thousands of years from the Spring Eye at once.

Doing so would lead to a consequence: the Spring Eye would be basically destroyed, and once the Skrull people occupied Blue Star, that Spring Eye would hold no value for exploitation, quite akin to killing the goose that lays the golden eggs.

To be honest, such havoc on a giant Spring Eye would have endless troubles and could provoke discontent from many people (mainly affecting the distribution of benefits after the war).

For small and medium Spring Eyes, Manina could directly order.

But for a giant Spring Eye, even as Emperor, he had to consult God Level beings and obtain approval before proceeding.

For this reason, this video conference was convened.

…

After Manina finished expressing his thoughts, he turned his gaze to the God Level beings in the video screen, “This is my plan; how do you all view this proposal?”

In the video screen, Heber, Lai, and Ortas, three God Level beings, nodded simultaneously in agreement.

They had no opinions on Manina’s plan.

Truthfully speaking, no matter what plan Manina proposed, they would agree to it as long as it wasn’t particularly outrageous.

But at this point, Kusman, the newly elected Chairman of the Lunkete Alliance, spoke up, “I have some disagreement with His Majesty Manina’s opinions.”

“Hmm?” All eyes turned towards him.

Kusman continued, “I think this plan is too conservative, even excessively conservative, and is not suited for the future situation.”

“What brilliant insight do you have?” Manina frowned, already very displeased in his heart.

Since the Raging Sun Empire had taken command of the war, all military strategies of the expeditionary forces were formulated by Manina himself, and the Lunkete people had no right to interfere.

Kusman, this newly elected chairman of the alliance with only Sixth Order power, what qualifications did he have to raise doubts?

However, out of respect for all the God Level beings present, Manina suppressed the displeasure in his heart and looked calmly at Kusman.

Kusman, of course, noticed Manina’s displeasure but didn’t take it to heart.

He stroked his chin, thought for a while, and then answered, “I actually have a plan, more aggressive and more conducive to us winning this war!”

Kusman glanced at all the God Level beings present, finally resting his gaze on Manina.

He said, “Your Majesty Manina, our ultimate goal in this war is to defeat the Blue Star People and ultimately occupy the entire Blue Star, correct?”

“That’s right,” Manina was startled.

“That’s my point,” Kusman continued, “So why don’t we place our strongest defense forces on the Spring Eye in Asia?”

Kusman was referring to the giant Spring Eye at Mount Fuji in Japan, the only Spring Eye in Asia that had not been occupied by the Blue Star Humans.

“You’re referring to Japan?” Manina was once again taken aback, as he hadn’t expected Kusman to be of such a mindset.

“Exactly,” Kusman said earnestly, “The current giant Spring Eye is closest to the Huaxia Nation and the Huaxia Nation essentially concentrates over 90% of the entire Blue Star’s defense forces.

If we want to occupy Blue Star, we must crush this defense force.

By focusing our main force on Japan’s Spring Eye, we would be able to engage in a decisive battle with the Blue Star Humans immediately after the war begins! As long as we win this decisive battle, we win the war outright!”

In line with Emperor Manina’s strategy, by holding our ground in the Americas, we would inevitably only wear down the human forces in a war of attrition.

As the invaders, if we get into a war of attrition, the pressure at home will inevitably grow greater and greater, so I think it’s better to take the initiative to attack.”

After presenting his plan, Kusman asked, “My colleagues, what do you think of my line of thinking?”

For a moment, no one answered; all the God Levels were pondering, weighing the pros and cons.

After a short while, Sidim was the first to speak, “I agree more with Kusman’s idea. Kusman is right, the longer the war lasts, the more disadvantageous it is for us.

The longer the war drags on, the more high-ranking champions Blue Star Humans can obtain from the Evo Game, and also the more accustomed to war the humans will become, potentially even strengthening their war potential;
On our side, as the war becomes more intense and casualties mount, discontent may rise within our troops. And the lower-class citizens at home, not reaping any benefits from the war, will only become increasingly dissatisfied, causing social unrest.

In summary, I also think it’s better to rely on Japan’s Spring Eye and go for a quick resolution.”

“Mhm, I also agree with Kusman’s approach,” Victoria, the Shining Queen, was the second to express support after Sidim’s statement.

And she quickly added, “This isn’t about favoring my own people, but rather judging the matter as it stands. Personally, I tend to favor a more aggressive approach.”

Manina took a deep breath and turned to Manina III and Daniel, “Ancestor, Your Excellency Daniel, what are your thoughts?”

He was very critical of Kusman’s remarks, as he found the proposed strategy to be nonsense.

However, before sharing his own ideas, he wanted to first seek the opinions of the two God Levels from his side.

Manina III thought carefully before saying to Manina, “Manina, if we speak strictly about the matter at hand, I also believe Kusman’s strategy seems more reasonable.”

“Same here,” Daniel simply echoed.

With their statements, the support for Manina versus Kusman instantly changed to 0:4 in favor of Kusman.

Although Heber and the other two had not stated their position, their voices had never been particularly significant. Even if they sided with Manina, he was still on the losing end.

However, Mr. Lan wasn’t about to give up just like that.

It wasn’t just because Daniel had stolen his thunder… Well, not entirely.

He wanted to defend his own perspective.

Mr. Lan addressed everyone on the video screens, “Colleagues, in fact, the question of ‘where to place the main force’ is something I have already pondered.

I have also considered deploying our main forces in Asia to engage in a direct and decisive battle.

But has anyone considered what we should do if we cannot win the initial decisive battle?”

“…”

Mr. Lan paused briefly here, and none of the other God Level powerhouses or Daniel picked up the conversation.

Mr. Lan smiled and continued, “If we position our main forces at the eight Spring Eyes in the Americas, this would give us considerable strategic depth.

Even if we cannot defeat the Blue Star Humans right from the start, we can at least secure a large portion of the Americas.

If we place all our forces at Mount Fuji’s Spring Eye in Japan and we don’t win the decisive battle against the Blue Star Humans, we will be completely on the defensive.

And as you have all witnessed the development momentum of the Blue Star Humans, three months from now, it’s difficult to say whether a single decisive battle will be enough to defeat them completely. The war could drag on for a long time, a month, or even two to three months; we must consider the option of a protracted war.

That’s all I have to say; I hope everyone can see clearly.”