Chapter 220: Falling Star City
It seemed that no more concrete information could be gleaned from the sirens. Sunan felt a bit disappointed.
The only valuable takeaway was confirming that their so-called deity wasn't a true god.
In fact, the entity's manipulation of the sirens resembled more the work of a wizard.
That being said, Sunan wasn't overly concerned.
With the sirens having surrendered, the deep-sea Nagas would soon fall to the Star Alliance's might.
At that point, most of the Hearts of the Sea would be under the Star Alliance's control.
If the mysterious figure desired a significant quantity of these Hearts, they would inevitably have to engage with the Star Alliance again.
Having extracted what he could from the conversation, Sunan lost interest in continuing. He reassured Aida with a few words before having her sent back to Rainbow Bay.
The Star Alliance could establish a base in the Rainbow Sea, but to truly control the vast waters, they would ultimately need the cooperation of the marine tribes.
In the Star Alliance's future maritime development plans, the sirens' role would be crucial.
Once Aida had departed, Sunan flipped his wrist, and a bright pearl appeared in his palm.