Salute to the General novel Chapter 3634

With a disheartened spirit, Torii ordered all the spaceships to return home. Then, with a gloomy demeanor, he returned to Divine Realm to report back to Medille.

Nathan and his group were fortunate to have narrowly escaped disaster.

Beacon of Dawn was journeying toward Earth, carrying God's Punisher Spaceship with it.

At this rate, it was estimated to reach Earth in a month.

Its speed was reduced as it had to lug the severely malfunctioning God's Punisher Spaceship behind it.

On the way back home.

Naturally, on the way back home, Nathan didn't remain idle.

He ordered Marcus and other human scientists to seize the opportunity to study the Gods' spaceship, especially since it was a new model.

At the same time, he also brought Colin and Eve with him to personally interrogate the Gods on God's Punisher Spaceship.

After he employed various measures, the Gods on God's Punisher Spaceship finally confessed everything.

Nathan and his comrades uncovered that the God King Medille's animosity toward Earth remained unabated. He had instructed the research institute to construct a formidable weapon known as the God's Punisher Spaceship, with the sinister intent of unleashing it against Earth for annihilation.

In a stroke of fate, Nathan and his team successfully foiled the Gods' malevolent scheme.

While the Gods' malevolent scheme had been foiled on this occasion, the looming question remained: Could Earth evade catastrophe the next time the Gods devised new superweapons with the intention of its destruction?

The answer was probably no.

Ever since Nathan found out about the purpose of God's Punisher Spaceship, his face had been perpetually gloomy.

That was because he understood that if Earth persisted in relying solely on defensive measures, a day would inevitably arrive when it would succumb to the advanced weaponry wielded by the Gods.

Earth couldn't afford to idly await its demise.

Rather, it had to seize the initiative and take proactive measures.

Since the Gods were hell-bent on destroying Earth, it was better for Earth to strike first and wipe them out once and for all.

If they were to proactively launch an assault on the Divine Realm, would the War Gods hailing from diverse nations unite in agreement?

Could they place their trust in Nathan's counsel and rally their elite forces for an interstellar campaign against the Gods?

Nathan grappled with uncertainty, lacking confidence in the outcome.

Countries would often only realize the importance of unity only when they were on the brink of disaster.