After hanging up, Jiang Yan Hai sent the recording of both sides' negotiations directly back home. On the surface, it seemed that Jiang Yan Hai's side had given up more, but the Star Gate ore was what truly mattered. The other technologies could be traded away. In any case, they would not be given away for free; they would be exchanged for large quantities of raw materials.
Once that was settled, Jiang Yan Hai had Er Dan keep a close watch on Lingshan Island through third-party satellites that Jiang Yan Hai could still control. If an explosion, attack, or any related event occurred, the satellites would naturally be able to detect it.
Er Dan would need to alert Jiang Yan Hai at once when the time came.
Jiang Yan Hai returned to his previous state, but there was one difference: he now had a weapon in his hands, an extremely advanced weapon provided by the Prophet.
The weapon's data had already been scanned, analyzed, and backed up. If nothing unexpected happened, Jiang Yan Hai could simulate it in the Illusion Simulation Program and directly replicate it afterward.
The only question was whether the special materials used in it could be replaced.
If substitutes could be found, then the weapon could be used. Its weight was still acceptable when compared with its performance.
"Commander, I have detected a moving signal. The enemy is approaching from this direction," Er Dan said.
"Is it heading toward us?" Jiang Yan Hai asked.
"Yes."
Jiang Yan Hai nodded. He could not actually determine the Mechanical Octopus's precise location. Er Dan had only scanned it in the nearby waters, and if it intended to land on the island from that area, this was the optimal route ashore.
It was not that it could not land elsewhere,