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After going through brainwashing, Xiaoli was still trying hard to recall her memories. Many of her past memories were recorded in the removed Controller.
Xiaoli, after all, had deep skills. After a night of recollection, she finally remembered the days spent with Kairuot at Dragonfall Lodge, as well as all their experiences on Earth. Especially vivid was the scene of her marriage to Kairuot at Penglai Immortal Island... Kairuot had been avoiding her, even on their wedding night, spending the entire evening drinking and sparring with her, seemingly unwilling to acknowledge the essence of their marriage. This recollection made Xiaoli feel strange; Kairuot clearly did not like her. It was ridiculous to think about how infatuated she had been at that time...
The last memory was of Bel Grandfather saying that something was wrong with her head and taking her to a secret underground hospital for an examination. No matter how hard she tried to remember what happened afterward, her mind remained blank.
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Sitting by the bed, Xiaoli sighed: "No wonder I have always followed him; it turns out I am his wife."
At that moment, Fair Connie knocked and entered, asking, "You're up so early! Did you sleep well last night?"
Xiaoli shook her head and said, "I spent the whole night trying to regain my memories."
Fair Connie continued to ask, "What did you remember?"
Xiaoli's face turned red: "I remembered the scene of marrying Brother Kairuot. Um... am I really his wife?"
This question put Fair Connie in a difficult position. She hugged Xiaoli tightly and said, "Oh dear girl, you will always be my good daughter."
"Connie's Mother, I still want to be by his side like before," Xiaoli whispered. "I don't want to leave him..."
Fair Connie gently patted Xiaoli's back and said, "Silly child, he has always seen you as a sister; he hasn't left you. Come on, let's go have breakfast."
When they finished breakfast and arrived at Kairuot's office, the guarding robot informed them that Kairuot had left a message: he had gone to the Rochester Clan for business.
During this period, Feilbolai was in a very bad mood. The continuous failures had brought his spirits to a low point. The powerful offensive capabilities of the Mars United Government filled him with fear... If the various forces of the United Government joined together, the Fair Tribe would be no match for them. Finally, he managed to hold on until Belche's Capricorn Mother Ship arrived. The Capricorn Mother Ship quietly hovered in the outer space of Mars Planet, raising high alert from the Mars United Government.
Feilbolai was exceptionally excited about the arrival of the Capricorn Mother Ship. He demanded that the major media of the Fair Tribe actively promote the narrative that the Capricornian invasion of Mars was intended to save Mars, claiming that the Fair Tribe would unite with the Capricornian forces to fight against the Mars United Government as saviors of Mars.
Although Feilbolai dressed up his intentions in grandiose terms, the Fair People clearly remembered the numerous wars with the Capricornians, and the accumulated hatred was hard to quantify.
The older generation of the Fair Tribe did not believe Feilbolai's nonsense, but unfortunately, no minister dared to come forward and criticize the leader's wrongdoings.
After extensive media promotion, Feilbolai officially announced that the Fair Tribe had formed an alliance with the Capricorn Tribe and established the Interstellar United Government. Unsurprisingly, this move by Feilbolai led to widespread opposition from all Martians.
The Mars United Government originally intended to persuade Feilbolai to join them through negotiations to achieve peace and unity on Mars. However, it now seemed unnecessary; Feilbolai's treasonous actions needed to be resolved through war.
Both sides were sharpening their swords and preparing for an all-out war.
After Kairuot took office as commander of the Combined Arms Group of the Mars United Government, he reorganized the entire force and began large-scale military exercises at the border between Rochester Clan and Fair Tribe to intimidate them into not taking rash actions. At the same time, Kairo Tribe's army also conducted large-scale military movements from another border area under the name of the United Government's First Army Group, forming a pincer attack against the Fair Tribe.
The reason why Mars United Forces had not launched an attack was that their Mars Base was still on its way from Earth towards Mars. After all, in outer space near Mars, the Mars United Government Forces could not yet gain a combat advantage over Capricornian's Capricorn Mother Ship.
Belche also saw this weakness of the Mars United Government Forces. The Capricorn Mother Ship launched a large number of mechs from the outer space near Mars to conduct large-scale bombings on important departments of Mars, hoping to alleviate the pressure from being attacked on both sides.
The confrontation between the two sides began. As soon as the Capricornian mechs entered Martian territory, they faced strong counterattacks from the Mars United Government's air defense forces, resulting in significant losses of mechs. Particularly, the bombing of the Mars United Government Command Center was completely unprofitable; the powerful electronic barriers above the United Government rendered the Capricorn Planet mechs almost completely ineffective upon entry, with none of the bombers returning safely.
Belche watched on the screen at the Command Center of the Fair Tribe, seeing one mech after another disappear in the airspace of the Mars United Government. He asked Feilbolai beside him, "You went deep into the United Government territory twice; didn't you notice their strong defense network?"
Feilbolai replied, "Maybe we had too few people, and the United Government didn't fully activate their protective network."
He did not tell Belche about his two captures, leading Belche to mistakenly believe that the newly established United Government was weak and vulnerable, resulting in significant losses for his mechs.
Unwilling to accept this, Belche ordered a shift to long-range missile attacks for a saturation strike against the Mars United Government. A large number of cruise missiles were launched from the Capricorn Mother Ship, but as soon as these cruise missiles entered the airspace of the Mars United Government, they lost direction; either they were destroyed by defense systems or veered off course and fell into the High Seas.
The Mars United Government also began to retaliate. Their missiles were fired in large quantities towards the Capricorn Mother Ship, but all were intercepted by the outer shield of the Mother Ship. The Mars United Government Forces did not send mechs into outer space; thus, the mechs from the Capricorn Mother Ship roamed freely between Mars and space. However, they dared not enter the air defense zones set by the Martians, or they risked being shot down at any moment.
The Second Army Group, commanded by Kairuot, began its attack. Thousands of mechs first bombarded the defending troops on the southern border of the Fair Tribe, followed by dense missile launches targeting all important bases of the Fair Tribe, leaving no chance for counterattacks. The defensive line of the Fair Tribe was breached by Kairuot's forces. At the same time, the First Army Group of the United Government quickly coordinated with the actions of the Second Army Group, advancing from the north to form a pincer movement. To make matters worse, the Third Army of the Mars United Government was also stirring, preparing for an offensive from the west, while troops from the eastern line of the United Government were also making preparations. The Fair Tribe was now surrounded on all sides.
Clearly, the Fair Tribe was at a disadvantage. Feilbolai hurriedly said to Belche, "Let's negotiate with them; if this continues, our Fair Tribe will be annihilated."
Belche sneered, "Are you afraid of them? We have nuclear bombs at our disposal; we can just destroy Mars and perish together."
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