These small Surveillance Drones were generally used purely for monitoring. They were inexpensive, and far easier to crack than those High-Performance Combat Drones.
It might have taken a hacker some effort, but for Eve, who possessed the computing power of the server array expanded several times over by the Nolanka Group, such drones posed virtually no challenge.
He Ao did not pause in the slightest and continued deeper down the corridor.
As he walked, the drones along the way naturally avoided him, placing him in their surveillance blind spots.
Soon, he arrived before a series of doors.
There was no sound coming from these rooms anymore. It seemed everyone had been driven away, yet there were no additional guards outside the doors.
Following his vague sense of direction, He Ao placed his hand on a doorknob and used his divine sense to rapidly turn the lock open.
Beyond the door seemed to be a small apartment. The window faced the entrance directly, and outside it, a huge GG Billboard blocked half the view.
Not this one.
He Ao pushed open the door and continued onward.
Drones passed back and forth around him, yet not a single camera captured him.
When he opened the fifth door, he paused slightly and looked through the window directly opposite the door.
After a brief pause, He Ao entered and gently closed the door.
This appeared to be a studio apartment. Its furnishings were all extremely old, with only a bed, a desk, and a wardrobe.
The bed was neatly made, while the desk bore faint traces of dust, as though it had not been touched for some time.
He Ao walked to the bed and lowered his head to look at the windowsill.
The window was open at the moment, and there were obvious