For Yuan Wuwei, discussing these "technical problems" required no consideration of anyone's expression or thoughts.
The universe was vast and profound, while human life was so brief. When one had finally managed to touch upon something valuable, even pursuing and studying it without pause felt too slow. Who had the leisure to worry about anything else?
He particularly disliked roundabout, evasive talk. Cat's Eye's concise and straightforward manner of communication suited him perfectly.
Of course, being direct also meant providing information of equal value. Only then did it count as satisfactory.
So far, Cat's Eye had only been straightforward. "Oh, you said this place resembles the Deep Blue Gate... Do you mean a gateway to the Deep Blue World? Like the one at the bottom of the Mariana Trench?"
Yuan Wuwei was magnanimous. When it came to information, he did not mind letting Cat's Eye gain a little extra advantage.
"That one. No matter what anyone else thinks, I feel it's somewhat similar. Of course, on closer observation, it merely resembles it. It definitely isn't the Deep Blue Gate."
"Why?"
"You haven't even observed it carefully, and you're already asking someone else for the answer. Is that really okay?"
Cat's Eye raised her brows slightly, then nodded. "Fair enough."
As she spoke, she turned back to Fris. "Start working now?"
"Fine."
Since Yuan Wuwei had been muted on the command channel, Fris also had to handle communication between both sides. Already irritated, he could not ignore Cat's Eye's words and could only force himself to say, "We brought plenty of detection equipment, and your detection lines have been extended here... Still, since someone arrived in advance, apart from some vague speculation, is there no other concrete intelligence? For example, are there any living threats below? Or perhaps a nest?"
Yuan