When the two mechas fiercely collided, the Federation 'spectators' still couldn't understand one question — why was Ji Xinghe fighting?
The reason why Martial Emperor III wanted to fight had just been explained; it was indeed the only way to deal with both Ji Xinghe and Star Moon simultaneously. But what was Ji Xinghe's motive? Certainly, the death of Martial Emperor III would indeed plunge the Empire into chaos. An Empire with a vacant throne is undoubtedly great news for the Federation. Moreover, for those trapped within the Empire, publicly killing Martial Emperor III would also be a beneficial change.
But the risk of this battle was too great.
If the Federation generals had to choose, they would rather abandon their principles and use all weapons, including biochemical ones, even if it made them sinners in history. Compared to the risk Ji Xinghe was taking, how many would care?
Ji Xinghe certainly wouldn't care; he made a corresponding threat before going to Imperial Star.
