The people from the Anomalous Management Division didn't consider the issue of forming enmities when they suggested seizing the bounty publicly; they were quite resentful internally.
Our side was the first to give chase, and we paid a significant price, yet we couldn't demand exclusive rights to the results. It was truly unfair.
But there was no choice; they didn't have as many personnel as the military, their battlefield cleanup capabilities were poor, and they also caused substantial losses to the military.
Even if they intended to forcibly claim the spoils, the military wouldn't agree, and their strength wasn't enough to resort to force.
So they could only emphasize information transparency first, and leave the rest for later.
The camp-level ship let out a cold snort, offered no response, and dispatched engineering ships, small ships, and lifeboats for search and rescue.
