To be honest, for a commander, not knowing how a crucial force on the battlefield—even one that can affect the entire war—came to be, or what its properties are, is truly an unbearable thing.
Take the last battle, for example.
I basically treated Shen Yu's promise from the interstellar world as my final trump card.
What he truly trusted wasn't just Shen Yu, but even more, the Goddess of Hope.
But once a problem appeared, it was basically handing himself over to the Void Spirit.
And then, what about the wars to come?
What if he made a plan, but suddenly Shen Yu from the interstellar world had to leave for some reason, or something happened, or he was unable to use his power anymore?
This uncertainty would undeniably bring significant impact to the whole war effort.
Of course, most important of all, was the desire in their hearts.
They wanted to know just how much hope this thing that suddenly appeared before them really signified—how reliable was it?
