Chapter 1196 Declaring War on the Star Alliance

Represented by Saisha, a group of cosmic beings chose to cooperate with Jakura.

Some of them have their own forces outside, which is different from those at the lower level who are extremely vicious and most of them are alone, so they can only cooperate.

Jagula didn't have any objection. He didn't expect to recruit subordinates here anyway.

Moreover, isn’t it troublesome enough to find prisoners as subordinates in prison?

But Bilanchi is different.

If at first she thought that the person opposite Sesha was trying to get close to Jakura, but after learning that the other party was only cooperating with Jakura, she was unhappy again.

Lord Jagula is so outstanding, but they don’t surrender? !

Bilanqi was even more unhappy. Following her mood, the surrounding space began to distort again.

Jia Gula was already used to her sudden mood changes. He glanced at Bilanqi and said, "Bilanqi."

Bilanqi's attention was immediately attracted, and she looked at Jiagu La happily: "Yes, Master Jiagu La!"

Jakula then turned away and continued to look at Saisha: "Then, it's a pleasure to cooperate."

"Of course, it is our honor to cooperate with His Highness Jagula." Saisha bowed slightly and saluted.

She entered this prison just a hundred years ago and knew Jakula's identity. In fact, the reason why she was imprisoned was because of this war.

Saisha is a rare pacifist. She had thought about cooperating with the empire when the empire tried to negotiate before the war started.

She had understood what the empire was doing. Rather than saying it was "invasion" or "colonization", it was more of a simple expansion of territory.

In fact, the empire did not interfere much in the politics of the planets that were included in the territory, and even gave them a large degree of protection. Saisha feels that they have no chance of winning against Imperial Hardsteel because several universes have already become examples in previous generations.

They didn't know why the empire kept expanding its territory, but living under the protection of a powerful empire was better than war.

Okay, she admits she's a bit of a coward for giving in without a fight, but she does think it's still acceptable.

But as we can see now, she was charged as a "betrayer" and imprisoned here.

No one likes to be imprisoned in prison, and neither does she, not to mention that the prisoner is still a bloodthirsty ghost.

So jailbreaking is a natural thing.

But... should I say that he is worthy of His Highness? Such a dangerous person can be tamed.

Afterwards, the people from the cosmos who united searched for some weapons and supplies in the prison, gathered in the center of the hall on the first floor, and began to discuss countermeasures.

"...What we need to worry about most now is the Star Alliance army." Saisha said solemnly, "The warden is not an easy person to get along with. Although he sometimes cherishes his life, he still abides by his duties. I think it won’t be long before we face the military.”

But they alone cannot resist the army's attack.

"What are you afraid of?" Some stubborn prisoners didn't take it seriously. "Let's party! Let's fight! It's nothing but death. It's better than being locked up here, with no freedom, no entertainment, only boring restraints. This is more frustrating than death. It’s hard for people to accept.”

"That's right!" A bunch of cosmonauts echoed.

Most of these statements come from those dangerous guys at the bottom.

Jakula sat back casually on the chair, with his arms draped on the back of the chair, his chin resting on his arms, and he leisurely watched their discussion.

die?

He was used to it, but...who would like that? He doesn't like it anyway.

But you are right. Compared to losing your freedom and being locked up here, it is indeed better to fight to the death.

But suddenly, he felt a pain in his forehead, and there seemed to be countless sounds of Kai playing harmonica in his ears. It was so noisy that his head began to hurt. What's the matter, even if you didn't let him go in the dream, now you won't let him go even if you don't sleep? !

The interest in his eyes immediately faded, replaced by a lingering scowl.

Why do I suddenly think of that guy?

Tsk.

"Lord Jakula?" Bilanqi noticed Jakura's sudden change in expression. She subconsciously moved closer to Jakura, but before she could say anything, she saw Jakura straighten his body.

"This is..." Jagula frowned, and the long knife appeared in his hand. He stood up, pulled the chair aside, and glanced at the cosmic beings present, "Here he comes."

"Who?" Sesha asked subconsciously.

Covenant troops?

"No, he's a fool." Jakula sneered.

"Bilancchi."

"Yes, Lord Jagula!"

"Put a monster," Jagula tilted his head, "Let's put the most powerful one."

There was overflowing malice in his eyes, and it was obvious that he was full of malice towards the people who were coming.

The other cosmonauts fell silent. They looked at Jakula, waiting for his next instructions.

"Since you want to declare war with the Star Alliance, you must have the capital to declare war, right?" Jagula looked at Saisha, "There must be something that can make them take notice..."

Saisha's eyes lit up: "I understand, Lord Jagula."

Jakula nodded and extended a hand to Bilanqi.

"Then, Your Highness the Evil Princess, maybe you can help me." He had a cold smile on his face, an elegant posture, and his handsome face, which gave him a dangerous and charming aura.

At least Bilanchi's cheeks were flushed and he handed over his hand shyly. This is the first time that Jakura has been so kind to her. Sure enough, Jakura-sama is not without feelings for her!

"Of course, my prince."

The two figures disappeared in the center of the hall, and the cosmic people looked at each other and began to discuss again.

Do you need to be qualified to negotiate terms from the Star Alliance? Isn't that simple? All it takes is a super weapon that can threaten the Covenant or the universe.

"I remember that a lot of monsters were sealed here?" Saisha smiled brightly.

The enchanting Zarab star fiddled with his nails: "I remember, there was a Balenga."

"Barenga, it's such a rare monster." A thin cosmonaut who looked a little sick raised his hand, "Who likes bombs? I like it very much!"

"I think the Covenant would like it too, wouldn't you?"

"You're right, who doesn't like surprises?"

"I don't like it, but I like giving gifts!"

"Hey, can you kill me directly?"

"We can sit back and wait for them to come."

"Hey, I like this!"

"Me too."

"..."

"So, gentlemen," Saisha stood up, "What are you waiting for? Gifts also take time, don't they?"

"Yes, yes, it takes a lot of time to prepare gifts." The thin cosmonaut scratched his head with his hands in distress, "You still need materials."

Apparently, this is a mad scientist who is also good at making bombs.

"What do we need?" He murmured to himself, "Yes, a monster, some instruments, and...a star!"