"Do you know how many people died in Tianxing City? Fifty thousand!"

"Don't tell me you don't know. Orcs are ferocious, bloodthirsty, and inhuman. You let them into the city, and tens of thousands of innocent people died tragically. Is your life enough to compensate for that?"

"You...you want to kill me?" Cen Jin raised her head in disbelief, crawled forward and hugged Lin Gu's leg: "Brother Lin, please let me explain, I didn't leak the information..."

"Moon Fox, does that sound familiar?" Lin Gu kicked Cen Jin away and took a step back. "How long are you going to keep playing me for a fool?"

"I just like you, what did I do wrong!" Cen Jin lay on the ground, raising her eyes to look at Lin Gu, her eyes filled with madness: "I'm going to destroy everything you have, your family, your career, I'm going to drag you down from your pedestal, I'm going to become your savior..."

"Smack!"

A crisp slap rang out, and Lin Gu coldly withdrew his hand, looking at the person on the ground with an unfriendly expression.

"Destroy me? Ridiculous! When I first killed someone, you were still playing in the mud." Lin Gu's gaze was deep, his expression dark and unfathomable, appearing particularly sinister in the dim light. "You think that by cooperating with orcs, seizing bases, occupying cities, and inflicting violence on ordinary people, you can make them submit?"

"Faced with overwhelming firepower, any schemes and tricks are futile. No matter how strong the orc's body is, it cannot withstand artillery fire, let alone destroy me."

"You think you can pull me down from my pedestal? You couldn't do it even in ten years, no, twenty years."

Lin Gu slowly took out the medicine from his pocket and poured it into his palm one by one in front of Cen Jin. Cen Jin stared in horror and kept backing away.

"What are you trying to do? Using torture without authorization is illegal!"

"Do you know that treason is a capital offense?" Lin deliberately curled his lips into a meaningful smile as he turned to look at Cen Jin. "I heard you've been spreading rumors that I'm deeply in love with you and will soon replace Zhenzhen as Mrs. Lin?"

"I...I didn't..." Cen Jin could no longer hide the panic in her eyes. She clung to Lin Gu's leg and pitifully raised her head: "Those words were just their own guesses, they have nothing to do with me..."

“But I believed it.” Lin Gu tilted his head, grinned, but there was no smile in his eyes.

“Lin…Brother Lin…” A glint of light shone in Cen Jin’s eyes, “I really like you…”

Lin Gu remained unmoved, raised his hand to pinch Cen Jin's chin, forcibly pried open his mouth, and the pills filed in, melting in his mouth and sliding down his throat.

"What...what did you give me to eat?"

A sharp pain shot through her abdomen, and Cen Jin clutched her stomach, curled up on the ground, and groaned in agony, her clothes soaked with cold sweat.

"Don't worry, I won't let you die before the law judges you." Lin Gu squatted down, pinched Cen Jin's chin, and forced him to look at her: "If you had stayed put, I might have considered your future. But you coveted something you shouldn't have."

"It's just a poison that will cause excruciating pain, but it won't kill you."

"You beast! Lin Gu...you're a beast..." Cen Jin glared at Lin Gu with bloodshot eyes, wishing she could tear him to pieces. Struggling in vain, she could only roar through her red eyes, "I curse you to a terrible death..."

"Whether I live or die is none of your concern." Lin Gu stood up and glanced sideways at Cen Jin: "You should stay in prison and reflect on your actions."

After saying that, he left without looking back.

Cen Jin's actions made him suspect that the car accident and the assassination were both deliberately orchestrated.

This battle has deepened the divide between ordinary people and orcs, and the alliance is about to face another fierce battle.

Looking at the deep starry sky, Lin Gu sighed. This would be a catastrophe for everyone, but no one could stop it.

They are nothing more than insignificant grains of sand, swept along by the torrent of history, with no one able to change the tide or their fate.

Hopefully, this time, the century-old feud between ordinary people and orcs can be completely resolved, restoring peace to the interstellar space.

As Lin Gu had predicted, the Alliance was swept up in an anti-orc movement. Ordinary people took to the streets to demonstrate, demanding the capture and expulsion of all orcs from the Interstellar Alliance. They also launched a frenzied attack on ordinary orc citizens, plunging the cities into chaos.

Moreover, the people spontaneously formed organizations to hunt down orcs. Whenever they saw an orc, they would kill them indiscriminately, further widening the gap between the two groups.

Even within the army, there was a great deal of infighting. Orcs and ordinary people were evenly matched, and they would fight whenever they met. Before the war, they were good brothers who were drinking and hugging each other, but after the war, they became enemies who hated each other.

Listening to her assistant's report, Yu Zhen felt like her head was spinning. The battle hadn't even started yet, and she was already losing her composure.

"Chairman, we suspect someone is manipulating public opinion behind this. Should we contact the Information Management Bureau...?"

The assistant adjusted his glasses. "At this rate, war is inevitable."

“The current situation is beyond the control of the Information Administration Bureau.” Yu Zhen waved his hand, leaned back in his chair, and rubbed his temples wearily. “Bring out all the most troublemakers in the military, deal with them as needed, and make an example of them.”

"I'll go right away."

The assistant nodded and was about to turn around when Yu Zhen called him back.

"Any news about Yu Wei?"

"He returned with the team escorting the war criminals."

Yu Wei is a high-level Alpha; with him around, it would be difficult for ordinary people to break into the prison.

"Alright, let him come back as soon as possible."

"Okay." The assistant nodded. "I'll go back to work now."

"Um."

Yu Zhen nodded. Too many people were watching Yu Wei; it was safer to keep him under their noses.