"What's wrong? I noticed you were distracted earlier. You've been thinking for so long; what did you come up with?"

Mu Chen left the meeting room and went to logistics to get some food.

After all, it was a several-hour meeting, and everyone had to be fully focused, so it was impossible not to be hungry.

After coming out, Mingmei and Mu Chen found a quiet place to rest. Mingmei sat there, staring blankly, not disturbing anyone.

When she came back to her senses, he put the food in her hand.

"It's nothing, just thinking about the meeting. I think this salted fish has lost her dreams." Mingmei sighed, "It's so exhausting to talk to them. They all know what's going on, but they still have to test each other. Can't they just say it directly?"

Mingmei felt that her parents and Hu Mingli each had eight hundred schemes when they talked.

"Some things are better left unsaid. Didn't you see that Major General Hu was not in a good state today?" Mu Chen said calmly under Mingmei's puzzled gaze, "He must have learned something that shattered his worldview; otherwise, he wouldn't have reacted so strongly before Mr. Mingyi even got to the point."

After Mu Chen finished speaking, Mingmei ate her food in small bites, muttering softly, "What could be so world-shattering? Do you think my parents know?"

Of course, they knew.

Mu Chen didn't even need to think about it. Mingyi's expression at the meeting was very obvious.

"It seems that Major General Hu is unwilling to face the truth."

Mu Chen said, raising his hand to touch the top of Mingmei's head, and asked, "Do you want to know?"

"Well… I can't be blind; I have to know something."

Mingmei thought for a moment and said her idea, "But I always feel like it would be very scary if this matter was revealed."

Just like Mu Chen said, Hu Mingli seemed to be constantly restraining himself at the meeting, knowing some things, but just unwilling to say it, even more unwilling to face it.

"Then you can ask." Mu Chen said, and Mingmei glanced at him, retorting, "Do you want to know?"

"No." Mu Chen shook his head decisively, which made Mingmei even more surprised.

"You really don't want to?"

"Yeah. It's probably some old grudges."

"You said you didn't know, but it's old grudges?" Mingmei was choked by Mu Chen's firm tone.

"I can feel it. Old grudges, unsubstantiated and thought-provoking, make the other party hesitate."

As Mingmei and Mu Chen were exchanging their views in the corner, a burst of rapid footsteps not far away suddenly made them shut their mouths. When they turned their heads, they saw Hu Yue running over at some point.

"It's bad!"

Hu Yue rushed to Mingmei, out of breath.

"What happened?"

"The Zerg, the Zerg…"

"The Zerg are here again?"

Mingmei and Mu Chen didn't even have time to put away the food in their hands before they immediately stood up, ready to enter the battle.

"No, no." Hu Yue waved his hand and pointed to the sky, saying, "At that wormhole, another Zerg army is coming… launching an attack on Hua Lan Star!"

"What?!"

Hua Lan Starfield,

Mei Qiu stood in the Hua Lan Star's outer star defense station, with a chilling sneer on his face.

He was right, the Zerg would eventually attack Hua Lan Star!

"Notify the Federation and Imperial garrison troops. If you don't want to die, leave the Hua Lan Starfield as soon as possible!"

Mei Qiu looked at the constantly flashing light on the communicator beside him and didn't plan to answer it.

"Minister…" The subordinate listened to Mei Qiu's words, looked at the situation outside, and gritted his teeth to ask the question in his heart: "Aren't you driving away reinforcements by doing this? How can you let the Federation and Imperial garrison troops leave?"

"Do you think their staying will make any difference?"

Mei Qiu withdrew his gaze from his subordinate and turned to look at the dark mass of Zerg army not far away. He couldn't help but smile bitterly in his heart:

Is this for real this time?