Alice then expressed her thoughts. "As the saying goes, before the soldiers and horses move, the provisions and fodder go first. We still don't know anything about the bug race. We must dispatch our troops, but how much, who will lead the army, who will stay behind, what is our goal, and so on? We have first to determine all of these!"
One would die early if one did not understand his opponent before getting involved. Some foreign races were neutral or even friendly to the human race, but most were hostile or even disdainful of the human race.
At that time, they would have to constantly deal with the bug race that might appear at any time and might even face the attacks or traps of the other races.
Therefore, intelligence work was critical.
Now that they did not know the situation, it was not easy to formulate a response.
