Chapter 241 Theodore Jason

Rollo and others and the leader of the Kunkagon civilization have two different personalities.

The leaders of the Kunkagon civilization were too decisive.

Since there is a better goal, why should we challenge a more difficult one? This is a cosmic war, not a game, and of course it is based on interests.

That's why the troops were sent out the next day.

Rollo and the others are more inclined to execute according to their own established plan.

External temptations could not shake Rollo's heart.

Of course, this is when the benefits are not big enough.

Obviously, the current situation is that the benefits are large enough.

Regardless of the final agreement with the two Grand Dukes and the Kunkagon civilization, the three-point Tetzal civilization was reached.

Or should we reach an agreement with Kunkagon Civilization and divide Tetzal Civilization equally.

Or maybe they encounter the worst situation and end up taking the victory alone. It all depends on the subsequent confrontation between the three parties.

But no matter how it changes, at least in Rolo it is the default that at least 1/3 of the territory of Tetzal civilization and the resources and life forms on the territory (of course, it is best to monopolize the target at the minimum cost).

There is nothing to say. The two grand dukes asked the great civilization to send troops, so they must pay such a price. The two grand dukes had already thought of these things before.

Apparently they thought it was worth it.

If they cannot gain control of civilization, even if they do not cede these 2/3 areas, what good will it do to them? Their own strength was far from enough to overthrow Lawrence's rule.

As for the territory and resources that are unattractive to the Undead Empire.

For the Earth Origin Continent and Kunkagon Civilization, it is something different.

Although the leader of the Tetzal civilization is an undead tribe, it does not mean that the entire civilization is composed of undead. There are still a large number of humanoid life forms.

Those undead tribe are at the top and are the ruling class.

Even in the temple, the unlucky left ministers are civilians of the undead tribe, not other living beings.

This is determined by the nature of race.

Just like in human society, high-level positions will not be held by aliens.

"Then we have to speed up. Although the Tetzal civilization has received help from the Undead Empire, this help is limited. Items and energy that exceed the limits of the cantilevered universe are difficult to transmit.

Having a few treasures like Cursed Fingers is already considered a big deal for him. "

After Rollo learned more about the situation, he discovered that although Lawrence sent multiple groups of elite teams to assassinate the pillars of various civilizations, causing chaos in the universe.

But only a few of the larger civilizations that threaten them have treasures similar to the Cursed Finger.

More of them are only the assassination team itself. This shows that even with the help of the Undead Empire, Lawrence doesn't have many treasures of this level.

What Rollo believed even more was that most of the treasures in Lawrence's hands had been used in previous assassination plans.

There is a reason for saying this.

According to 'Luo''s modeling analysis of Lawrence, it was found that in the latter part of his reign, which is now, Lawrence's entire temperament has been greatly different from before.

Extremely egotistical, always thinking that what he is doing is right.

He is also extremely crazy and likes to gamble everything he has in exchange for tomorrow.

This can be seen when he supported the blood stasis civilization before. He almost sent more than 90% of his mobile troops to 'help' the blood stasis civilization.

Doesn't Lawrence know that if there is a problem with this group of troops, it will have a very big impact on his rule? he knows.

It's just that the interests of the blood stasis civilization made him extremely crazy, and he tried to gamble all his mobile troops, just to get more gains from the blood stasis civilization.

Of course, modeling is not just about input, there are many other things to assist with proof.

If a person acts stupid for a day, he may not be a fool, but a smart person.

But if he keeps pretending to be crazy for a few years, he will really be crazy.

According to the intelligence collected by the Skynet Project, although Lawrence is not really that crazy, it is not too far off.

His disguise is affecting him subtly, but he doesn't even know it yet.

It is very easy to detect Lawrence's abnormality, and there is no need to go to the secret room to remove the disguise.

While the Earth Source Continent was also considering sending troops, the top commander of Kunkagon Civilization was also talking about this operation.

In the colorful captain's room of the support fleet (Magic Feizhou), everyone took their seats.

This is the captain's room and the council chamber.

This design is to reflect the majesty of the captain.

And those who can become the commander of the top civilization's foreign fleet must have two skills.

Theodore Jason sat in the first place very naturally.

As a general who has fought for many years in the Kunkagon civilization, he has excellent tactical skills and likes to surprise others. He is called the Black Fox General by the surrounding hostile civilizations.

He also happily accepted his title, not seeing it as a humiliation but as an honor.

Not all generals can be feared by the enemy.

The generals who are focused on by others are all good generals.

He aspires to become the successor of Theodore Kate, the legendary general of the ancient Kunkagon civilization.

It can be seen from the name that the two are related by blood.

It’s just that Theodore Jason didn’t rely on his family to win.

His status was achieved entirely through his own hard work step by step.

It is precisely because of this that the Kunkagon civilization dared to hand over the support fleet to him with confidence and boldness.

There are still some concerns. The journey is thousands of miles away. If the leading general has any second thoughts, it will be very difficult to deal with.

This is different from the war on the planet. Although the distance of the war on the planet is also far, it is at least within the range of travel that can be understood.

As long as the empire controls the food, weapons and other logistics on the front line, it can cause the front-line army to collapse.

After all, the food of hundreds of thousands of people cannot be supplied by the small land around.

It takes the whole country's efforts to harvest food to supply an invincible army.

But this is not feasible in cosmic civilization.

Civilizations are too far apart.

It takes a long time to fight. In such a long battle, without a stable logistics, it is absolutely impossible to win.

Eating the enemy does not exist in cosmic war.

All the instruments in cosmic war are precision objects.

If they are damaged, they can't make up for it by digging a few tons of iron ore on a certain planet. If there is no complete logistics system, no matter how many troops there are, they will be finished.