“I’ll take your silence as a no…” Zeras said before he finally withdrew his aura, then waltzed back, but this ti he didn’t move back to his seat with the Commanders, and the to seat farthest away from all the people present in the hall and standing right at the base.
It won’t be too much to call it the leading seat, but no Patriarch or Galaxy rank experts ever stay there as that would be telling everyone that they were supre to the rest, which is not the truth as each of them was very close to strength with the other. There would be no clear winner if they all fought, so none of them could lead the other.
Well at least that was until Zeras ca into the picture, and his ability to take the strike of one of the most feared galaxy rank experts head-on was more than enough to prove his ability.
“Get to your seats already, we don’t have all day…” Zeras chastised the galaxy rank experts who were still on the ground and coughing out their throats as they crawled to their sets and once again sat down.
“Good. Now I feel there’s sothing good present in this room. The pressure has lessened significantly and the stupid pride too. If we can’t understand each other because everyone thinks of the other as an equal that is unworthy of being listened to. Then it’s high ti a truly powerful person steps up the ga and maybe we’ll be listening to each other then, with force!”
“That understood. I have brought so good news for you and according to the law of nature, so bad news too. So, which one would you guys like to hear first?” Zeras asked them with a grin but he replied to his question before they could answer.
“Good. I’ll start with the good news. Firstly, is that this senseless war is over!” Zeras said as the eyes of everyone present in the room flashed with shock.
“According to what the Giarans told . The war started because they needed so talented people among the humans. And they wanted to eliminate all of you to tweak her mories so she’ll be indebted to them, believing that they had saved her life from you guys’ dirty claws.
And you guys, since you don’t want to die, fought back against them, which is very understandable. And so, a war blew up, and the Giarans are pretty psychopathic too so even after you managed to send them away, they were still trying all they could to break that formation.
And I think that’s a resounding slap on all of your faces…”
“Huh?” So of the galaxy experts humd with a raised eyebrow.
“Um, shouldn’t we be happy they couldn’t break through it?” A middle-aged man among them asked one with long white hair and clothed in a green suit, patriach of the Shiron family.
“Be happy that they couldn’t break through it? Is it sothing to be happy about?” Zeras asked with a confused expression on his face.
“I want you, sir, to imagine this scenario. The Giarans brought their spaceship over to Earth, and then they asked for one of yours. Being from the higher realm, you agreed to that, believing that when your own cos back, she’ll be twice as strong as before.
Then the Giarans suddenly went on another route and decided to eliminate you all for their cause. But in the first exchange. 3 out of the 5 motherships that the Giarans brought exploded and half of their forces were destroyed by you. Then you employed a formation banishing them away from Earth.
What do you, sir, think the Giarans will do? Try all they could to destroy that formation or imdiately seek another solution to their problem?” Zeras asked as the hall grew silent.
“You sirs, and mas are the ones who gave the Giarans an option. If they had attacked you and you had replied thunderously, half destroying them, they would have accessed the worthiness of their option and discovered that it is not worth it and they would have thought of another option which definitely wouldn’t involve you.
But you were very weak. And the Giarans thought of destroying all of you as a very good option. That was why they were still attacking that barrier until three days ago. That is not sothing you all should be prideful of. It’s very shaful!” Zeras said as their eyes dawned in realization.
“And then when I ca to the picture. I went to the Giarans, learned of their problem, and I gave them a way to solve their problem…” Zeras said.
“Oh? And what was that solution?” A man with silver hair, Atherston Voidspace, asked, and from the rest of the others, Zeras could see the curiosity.
“The solution is really simple once you identify the problem. What the Giarans want is a person who has a 70% bloodline purity and one who would help them raise the stats of their clan in the upper realm. The female that they are here for fulfilled that first requirent but couldn’t fulfill the second. The Giarans weren’t rest assured that she would help their clan. And trying to destroy all of you was an act of fear.
And the solution that I gave was to find them a person with a 70% bloodline who will remain indebted. And that person Is .” Zeras said much to the shock of them all.
“As fortune will have it for all of you and them, I have an 80% bloodline purity. Sothing even rare in the upper realms, and since I wasn’t associated with the humans, they could believe they were not forcing to go. I am the one who wants to go to the upper realm and help them by proposing a deal of my own.
And being such a man of integrity and compassion, they firmly believed that I would follow through with my deal so easily. The problem was resolved and continuing to fight the war was over since they now have even more of what they initially wanted.
BINGO! Problem Resolved!”
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