Fanros explained, and through the figures of the humans in front, one could indeed see that behind a pile of defensive lines, there stood a group of fully armed Aeldari.
If one were to look at the balance of power excluding Sith, the human squad really couldn't beat them.
This was also the reason why Fanros had come to find Sith in person at the first opportunity.
However, Sith looked at the markings on those Aeldari and his expression turned strange.
Because Sith had seen this marking not long ago.
At the top floor, a Pirate Prince of the Aeldari was shouting at the humans in front of him, wanting to make these humans leave.
However, compared to the caution and prudence on the human side, the Aeldari pirates looked at this Pirate Prince from time to time with strange expressions on their faces.
Their combat power was far superior to the other side, and they were pirates; why be so 'polite' to this group of monkeys in front of them?
After all, humans looked down on other xenos, and the Aeldari looked down on them just the same.
In the eyes of the Aeldari pirates, they should have just opened fire and blown the other side to pieces.
Yet, facing their Pirate Prince's behavior, while everyone felt uneasy, they became increasingly curious about what their prince had encountered during that previous raid, because no matter how they looked at it, he seemed to have developed 'human-phobia'.
Until the humans in front parted their ranks again to let a new human in, the pirates looked indifferent; in their view, one more was just as easy to kill.
But their originally aggressive Pirate Prince suddenly stopped speaking, and even through his armor, the pirates noticed his body tense up instantly.
And Famir, looking at this 'human-shaped demon' that had appeared in his nightmares countless times, was left only with stiffness.
After all, with others it meant death, but with Sith, it meant not even being given a chance to enter a spirit stone after death, as he insisted on sending them to reunite with Slaanesh...
"It's just that they won't..."
Fanros pointed at Famir to Sith, intending to say that the other party wouldn't agree, but before he could finish his sentence, Famir glared over sharply.
Then, to the shock of the Aeldari pirates behind him and the humans opposite, he actually retorted seriously:
"It's not that we aren't cooperating; it's a planned cooperation."
After speaking, ignoring the shocked gazes of those around him, Famir faced Sith directly, even with a smile on his face:
"We were just discussing where to place the explosives; perhaps there was a language barrier that caused a misunderstanding, my lord."
Famir was kind, friendly, and cooperative; his entire attitude had done a 180-degree turn the moment Sith entered.
Fanros just looked at Famir, then at Sith, and quickly realized that this xenos opposite definitely knew Sith.
And it was the kind of acquaintance that was extremely bad!
Hearing this, Sith counted the number of Aeldari opposite, lifted his sword, and frowned as he asked in return:
"Isn't this your relic? You don't want it anymore?"
Feeling Sith's gaze counting the number of people, as well as the action of lifting the sword, Famir swallowed dryly.
At this moment, he could no longer care about the angry glares from the Aeldari pirates behind him, nor their increasingly contemptuous looks toward Sith; he hurriedly said:
"We have been guarding the relic just to wait for you to come and blow it up!"
The eyes of the people around them instantly went blank; this time, even his own pirates openly showed their dissatisfaction.
After all, not being able to win was one thing, but being this subservient to a bunch of monkeys was something the self-proclaimed arrogant Aeldari simply could not accept.
Only Famir, facing the direct dissatisfaction of his own kin behind him, felt his heart bleeding with bitterness.
He was saving his own kin's lives, yet his kin didn't appreciate it.
Seeing that Sith still hadn't nodded to let this matter pass and had actually counted their number again, Famir felt his heart about to jump out in terror.
He wished he could turn around and place the explosives himself, but just as Famir opened his mouth, before he could say anything, the faint pink light that suddenly emerged from Sith's body made his expression freeze instantly.
Sensing Slaanesh already bestowing blessings before he had even started hacking, Sith also knew what the other party needed right now.
Lifting his sword, Sith stepped toward the Aeldari:
"It's about time; my sister can't wait!"
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