The so-called promising future is actually just an empty fantasy to comfort oneself, just as morality and law have always been weapons used by the weak, and the strong who really hold power have never needed any so-called justice to help them.

  Morality and law are more of a constraint for them, they don't need to use these things to protect themselves, and they will also use the so-called "justice" when necessary to whitewash their so-called unreasonable, morally violating and even legal behavior.

  And some packaging and psychological guidance is enough to make their behavior more reasonable, and even if the weak are unwilling to believe all this, they will realize that the so-called morality and law cannot fully protect themselves because of their limited ability, and they have too many empty dreams.

  Today's Terra civilization is in a critical situation, and their enemies, the Split Stone Civilization, are not much better.

  The leader of the Fractured Stones has given Charman supreme command, but he is fighting on the front lines, and he must prioritize what he needs to do in order to live up to the leader's expectations.

  At the moment, he believes that the warriors of their Broken Stone Civilization should be able to handle the war of the Terra Civilization, and he doesn't need to care too much, what he needs to care more about now is the emergency situation on the home planet of their Broken Stone Civilization.

  "Galactic Annihilation" has not yet been used, and if it is used casually, not only will the effect be limited, but it will also startle the snake, proving that the enemy's worries are not superfluous.

  However, if "Galactic Annihilation" is not used, then the enemy fleet will be encroaching step by step, and they only need to send a part of the fleet, which is enough to slowly eat away at the entire defense line near the home planet of the Fractured Stone Civilization, and the next thing they face is destruction.

  The enemy did not have the strength to attack their Split Stone Civilization in one go, and it was obvious that there was vigilance, and it turned out that their vigilance was right.

  Charman had a headache about the current situation, and he wondered if the leader had chosen to let it go because the current situation was too much of a headache, leaving such a problem for him to deal with.

  He knew that even if he was to be in charge of the command, even if he had no superfluous emotional influence, it would be difficult for him to make any effective and constructive commanding opinions.

  After all, resources are limited, as the saying goes, "it is difficult for a good woman to cook without rice", it is difficult to analyze useful things without sufficient information, and if there are not enough resources, it is difficult to win a war with a huge disparity in strength.

  Originally, they were the weapon of "Shadow Galaxy Annihilation" to catch up, and even level the gap in strength and strength between them and the Flash Sky Civilization, after all, it was already a little difficult for their Split Stone Civilization to directly deal with such a powerful old interstellar civilization, and the reason why they were able to connect several cities in the Terra Civilization was because of their cutting-edge technology, sophisticated weapons, and excellent tactics.

  And right now, their forces and resources are scattered, and they only retain less than 20% of their strength in the home planet, so it is undoubtedly very difficult for such combat power to fight against the huge fleet of the Flash Sky Civilization, and even to carry out an impossible and successful resistance, and the weapon "Galactic Annihilation", which could have smoothed out the gap to a certain extent, is now difficult to use.

  If the effect does not reach the ideal state, then it is counterproductive.

  Charman changed his usual calm posture at this time, but to be honest, he was able to be calm so far, and he was also influenced by many leaders, and now it seems that the future of the entire civilization is in his hands alone, and it is difficult for him to maintain his usual calm and composure.

  He has a calmness that doesn't fit his age, but calmness is not necessarily good sometimes.

  He had to be anxious now, he contacted many well-known strategists in the civilization to help him command this difficult battle, he didn't know whether the so-called "more people and more power" could really be applied in this situation, or maybe he had too many unnecessary illusions, and quantitative change was difficult to produce qualitative change.

  But right now, he had to try, because if he didn't, then their Split Stone Civilization would really face destruction, that silent, never-ending destruction.

  He didn't want to be a civilized sinner.

  Several commanders came online one after another, each giving their own insights, but perhaps the current situation was really too difficult, and what they analyzed was either something that Charlman could already think of, or some opinions that were not very constructive.

  For the first time in his life, he felt powerless, he was once considered a talent, he had always felt that the humiliation of their civilization was only temporary because of the powerful technology of their civilization, and the leader had always told him that they were progressives, and that they were the great beings destined to take over the entire known universe.

  He used to believe in it, but now in such a predicament, he can't help but wonder if what he once believed in is really worth believing in all his time.

  "Damn, do we really have to let them take over our home planet, which is our home ......" Charlman was already a little angry at this point, and the intense tension made him feel the so-called meaningless superfluous emotions that he had agreed with the leader before.

  He began to doubt himself, to doubt the civilization of Terra.

  "Perhaps, our focus has been wrong, we have limited resources at the moment, and we must concentrate our forces in one place to ensure that we do not achieve nothing......," said a young commander, "but we have been struggling with which point to focus on, but we have never thought of completely abandoning one of them......

  "Abandon one of these points completely?" One of the officers' tone seemed to be slightly mocking, "Then you, which point can we give up?" Abandon the home planet? So what's the point of us winning this war? Give up the front line, then what we did before will fall short......"

  "Yours have a point, but everyone should know that the consequences of being too greedy are often nothing......" the young commander said helplessly, "At the moment, we must give up our home planet first, because the battle situation on our front line is already very superior, and in the home planet, we are a disadvantage on all fronts, if we can expand our existing advantages, then it is not impossible to take back the ...... of the home planet at that time."

  "Ridiculous, give up the home planet, when we face the two major civilizations, do we have a chance of winning?"