A few minutes later.
Following One's guidance, Chen Fan came to a stop.
"One, are you sure it's here?"
"Confirmed." One's voice came from his right hand. "Both the wireless network signal and the Wireless Power Transmission microwaves are coming from here."
Looking at the shrine before him, covered in countless profound patterns, Chen Fan fell silent.
It had to be said, the Church was good at disguising things.
Under normal circumstances, believers who realized they were being monitored by the Church would usually focus their attention on the Goddess's statue.
Who would have thought that the shrine holding the statue was the device supplying it with power and signals?
Chen Fan gently placed his right hand on the shrine.
The shrine, assembled from wood and metal components, radiated a bone-chilling cold.
"Reverse analysis complete."
"Communication port locked."
Listening to One's mechanical prompts, a flicker of excitement flashed through Chen Fan's eyes.
According to the Intelligent Terminal user guide provided by the Dangerous Technology Administration, One's true strength lay in its data intrusion capabilities.
Relying on its immense computing power and adaptive algorithms, theoretically, as long as One was given a network cable, it could follow the trail back and launch a reverse intrusion into the enemy's central server—provided, of course, that the other side did not resort to such shameless tactics as unplugging the cable.
This was also the standard method used by most investigators throughout the Pan-Universe.
Using network ports to reverse-infiltrate the central servers of the civilizations under investigation, they could obtain the information they wanted with extreme secrecy.
After all, most investigators targeted lower civilizations, and those lower civilizations simply could not detect One's intrusion.
"One, can you reverse-infiltrate them?"
Faced with Chen Fan's question, One fell silent for a moment before answering, "Yes."
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