Upon hearing this, everyone gathered around, their eyes flashing with determination and resolve. However, when Dean Bruce outlined the preliminary plan, a new wave of disagreement erupted.
"Directly attacking is too risky," Nozer Hawthorne was the first to voice his opposition. "We don't know the exact situation there. Launching an attack blindly could put us at a disadvantage."
"But time is not on our side," Krupp countered. "The Black Hole Organization could launch a new attack at any moment. We need to destroy their core forces as quickly as possible."
Prolo Hawthorne sided with Krupp, "I agree with Krupp. We can't always be on the defensive; we need to take the initiative."
Alice proposed an alternative plan, "Perhaps we could send a reconnaissance team first, gather intelligence on the situation, and then decide what to do."
