After Mondcombe's voice, the five of them couldn't help but look at each other for a long time, and finally Pavro scratched his head and said, "Are they- threatening us?" ”

At this time, everyone finally reacted. The impulsive Mondcombe exploded at once, "They're too deceitful!" It's not enough to lock us up here, but also to verbally humiliate us?! ”

"Calm down." Geziol's brow furrowed slightly. After forcibly calming Mondcombe, he thought for a long time before he slowly said, "What do you think of what Sarkincha just said?" ”

"What else can you think?" As soon as the words fell, Mondcombe immediately rushed to say in an angry tone, "It's not just a warning that we need to settle down. ”

After a moment's hesitation, the woman followed Mondcombe and continued, "I don't think there's much threat in their words, but rather some inexplicable-uh-"

"Weird." Seeing that the woman couldn't think of a suitable adjective for a while, Mo suddenly spit out two words.

"Yes, yes, it's just weird, and it feels very different from the way we usually speak." The woman agreed.

"What's the difference, it's obviously threatening us." Mondcombe, still not understanding what the others were saying, forced himself to answer.

"Looks like you've heard that, too." Ignoring Mondcombe's words, Gezio nodded, glanced at Mondcombe, and continued, "Yes, if you look at their last sentence alone, there is something threatening about it. But if you listen carefully to the tone in which Sargincha said this sentence at the time, then you will find that it is obviously a threatening sentence, but they do not say it with any threatening tone, but rather very stiff. ”

"But they're mechanical in the first place, isn't it normal to speak in a stiff tone? Based on this, it is not denied that Sarkincha is still threatening us. Soon, Mondcombe found a loophole in Gheziol's words.

"Of course, that alone doesn't really mean much." Gaziol did not object to Mondcombe's claims, he went on to explain, "but with the words of the previous one, it is different. I don't know if you have noticed that although we can understand the words they said earlier, they are completely inconsistent with our speaking habits in terms of word choice and sentence construction," he said with a smile, "How have you ever seen the word 'see each other' to describe meeting, and even the word 'special' is not the form we are used to using." Coupled with that stiff tone, if I didn't know it was coming from Sargincha's mouth at first, the first time I heard this, it made me feel like—"

"It's like words coming out of the mouth of someone who is just beginning to learn to speak." The woman blurted out directly, and Gziol's analysis was already quite obvious, and several of them came to this conclusion without further thought.

"So what?" Mondcombe, like the others, had come to this conclusion, but he didn't know what it meant, and he asked, puzzled.

"That's interesting." Instead of answering his question, Gazio said to himself, "So it seems that the Sarkincha are just beginning to understand us. It was around this time that they brought us here again, and it seems that our experience here will be interesting - in that case, let's see what they do next. With that, he silently walked over to the table and carefully straightened his chair. After doing this, Géziol walked straight back to his room without saying a word.

"Captain, captain, you haven't said what we're going to do next?" It wasn't until the door closed that Mondcombe reacted, and he asked aloud in the direction of Geziol's room. Seeing that there was no reaction inside, he had no choice but to pass the question on to his companion.

"There's nothing to do, just wait honestly." The woman shrugged her shoulders and replied with a nonchalant expression. After answering, she also walked back to her room. Mo didn't say a word, turned around and left. Only Pavro scratched his head and affirmed the woman's statement, "If my understanding is correct, we really just have to wait." ”

"Well, we've got to do something, and aw-a-a-pavro, you're gone......"

-- While the discussion in space was going on, a video conference was also going on at the bottom of the sea.

"Well, it's been so long, have you decided, Mimiros? Will the attacks continue? "Compared to the conversation between the five people on the Voyager, the atmosphere here is much more serious. After meeting everyone who participated in the meeting, the yellow-haired old man straightforwardly put forward the first topic of the meeting. Although the other old men did not speak, they all stared at Mimiros on their screens with serious expressions, waiting for his answer.

After a moment of silence, Mimiros slowly replied, "If I decide to continue the attack on Sakincha, will you all withdraw from the next operation?" ”

As if it weren't surprising that Mimiros would give such an answer, the yellow-haired old man let out a long sigh and asked, "Is this your final decision?" ”

"That's right, that's the final decision." The old man's question made Mimiros's eyes more and more determined. As soon as these words came out, several other old people present sighed in unison. Ignoring their reactions, Mimiros continued: "I thought a lot about the past two days, and I watched all the footage we took during the whole attack from beginning to end. The longer I did this, the more I became convinced. In the course of the previous assaults, all I saw in the video was Sargincha's retreat, and I never saw the slightest sign that they were stronger than ours. If this can be explained by forbearance, I'm afraid even those of you here don't believe it. Based on this, I think that Sagincha may have been very strong before the six hundred koga. But perhaps for some reason unknown to us, among these six hundred Kejia, their strength has declined significantly, and it is even very likely that they have declined to a point where they are weaker than we are today. ”

"And how do you explain the failure of the previous massive attack? Doesn't this prove that the other party's strength is stronger than ours? The round-faced old man immediately pointed out the loophole in Mimiros's words.

"What happened in that attack, I guess you know better than I do, right?" Mimiros asked rhetorically. Seeing that the old man had been choked with his own words, Mimiros did not continue to dwell on this issue, but slowly said another sentence, "Actually, during this time, in addition to the ones mentioned above, I have been thinking about another question. At this point, he paused, "Am I too impulsive in my attitude towards Sakincha——? Or are you guys too conservative......? ”