Chapter 666: Chapter 537: Annoyance_2
Putmi hurried to persuade, “Lord Augustus, don’t worry; no news is good news. After all, Rose is trustworthy, and the probability of a white hole occurring is so low, we won’t be that unlucky.”
“I know,”
Augustus replied, a bit irritated. In fact, he had a reason to be anxious. During the ti Rose was out exploring, he had received quite a few text inquiries.
All these ssages were sent by those behind-the-scenes fellows, who seed to sniff out the news like sharks that had slled blood, swarming around eagerly.
Despite how politely they all seed in the ssages they sent him.
Wasn’t each one subtly warning him not to interrupt the operation prematurely?
Just then, a communication request popped up on the virtual screen.
The operator exclaid excitedly, “We’ve received a communication request from Lord Rose.”
“Connect imdiately!”
Li Ruiqi imdiately ordered.
Soon, Rose’s virtual image appeared before everyone.
“Rose, how’s the situation?”
Augustus and the others asked anxiously.
Rose replied with a sowhat downcast expression, “We’ve searched the interior of the starry sky, but have found no trace of the white hole.”
Upon hearing Rose’s words, Augustus and others all breathed a sigh of relief, feeling as though a heavy weight had been lifted off their chests—it was good that nothing happened.
Zhang Wei and Anfrelis both remained silent; there was sothing botherso on their minds.
It wasn’t that they didn’t trust Rose’s feedback, but sothing felt off. Su Mo had been so adamant, and the cha’s system logs had also recorded anomalies—there was no reason that nothing unusual could be found.
Putmi spoke up, “I said we couldn’t be that unlucky to run into a white hole just like that. What are the chances? Su Mo’s intelligence is too imprecise. Fortunately, it didn’t cause any serious turmoil, or could he afford the responsibility?”
Augustus and Spade didn’t say much. Although they were a bit angry because of the misinformation, they also realized that they couldn’t completely discount Su Mo’s intentions because of this. After all, fundantally, he was also looking out for everyone in Black Light.
Although Spade and Augustus kept silent, there were still many in the command room who couldn’t stop murmuring.
“Lord Putmi is right, that intelligence was too imprecise. It was terrifying!”
Li Ruiqi frowned, but he didn’t have much to say either, since a mistake had indeed been made.
At that mont, Rose spoke up.
“You can’t entirely bla Su Mo for this. When we explored deeper, we encountered a type IV Lord Level Alien Species, the White Abyss Beast. That monster was extrely powerful, and nearly all the explorers died or were injured before we finally managed to deal with it. This type IV White Abyss Beast was quite special; it moved exceedingly fast, fast as a pale light. Su Mo might have seen this monster, and his cha was affected, leading to the mistake. It was an unfortunate and unavoidable situation.”
“Rose, this isn’t your fault. Whether it’s right or wrong, we will judge. By the way, where’s Su Mo? Why hasn’t he co to report?”
Putmi asked.
“Yeah! Where’s Su Mo? Is he alright?”
Li Ruiqi also sensed that sothing was amiss and quickly inquired.
At this, Augustus and Spade also looked towards Rose. Though an error in the intelligence was one thing, it is quite another if Su Mo was in trouble—he’s a future main force of the Federation, after all!
“That’s not the case; in the end, only Su Mo and I survived. Afterwards, I took the body of the White Abyss Beast and headed back first,”
Rose explained.
“Alright, we understand. We’ll send a team to follow up on the casualties as soon as possible. Rose, you did well this ti, head back and rest,”
Augustus said with satisfaction.
Rose originally wanted to say that it was Su Mo who killed the White Abyss Beast, but the words died in her throat.
Rose felt it might be inappropriate at this ti, giving the wrong impression—that Su Mo, relying on his strength, reported the intelligence recklessly—so she said nothing.
…
Elsewhere, Su Mo was still not giving up as he navigated through the debris in the Black Steel cha, searching for any anomalies.
“Pay attention, observe the surroundings carefully, and report any anomalies to imdiately,”
Su Mo murmured to the Fake Creator, Devourer, while operating the cha.
However, the Fake Creator, Devourer, still didn’t respond much to him.
Just then, a warning popped up.
“Warning, onboard fuel less than twenty percent, entering the caution threshold, please refuel imdiately.”
Su Mo looked at the warning and couldn’t help but complain.
“The endurance is really poor.”
Right at that mont, the Fake Creator, Devourer, rarely began speaking in Su Mo’s mind.
“What that woman said is not without reason.”
“Hey hey, are you crazy? That white light was just sothing I made up, there was nothing, purely accidental,”
Su Mo incredulously responded to the Fake Creator, Devourer.
“I know, but as you’ve also seen, we have searched quite deeply and still found nothing. I wasn’t very certain myself; after all, it was just intuition. Moreover, I am sowhat damaged, so perhaps it was indeed a mistake on my part,”
The Fake Creator, Devourer replied solemnly, the proud entity admitting a mistake for the first ti.
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