Ronan had sought Mora as an intermediary for exactly the reason he had stated: he needed space-time observation data.
The construction process of the "Time-Space Bubble" at the Jin Buhuan Battlefield demonstrated the importance of such data—so long as he wanted to establish a traceable thread of space-time evolution, this foundational data was indispensable.
Still, Ronan did not intend to rely entirely on that Observation Center.
The Covenant Lord had studied "Trend Lines," and those decades of global surveillance records also held value in this regard.
Other factions should have such records as well. Since "planes" existed and involved tangible interests, there could not be few people researching them.
Ronan was not picky. He handed the matter over to "Auntie Kui."
Other than the Covenant Lord's side, where he needed to appear in person as a sign of respect, Auntie Kui would assign the rest as tasks.
That was how he had handled Earth's "reverse Wargame Mode" phase while in the Testing Time-Space.
It had also been how he obtained the firsthand physical evidence from the Jin Buhuan Battlefield earlier.
Plenty of people were trying every possible way to attach themselves to him now. He had to give them a task or two to latch onto, didn't he?
As for Xia City... merely chatting with Mora was still far from enough to clarify the situation with the "Space-Time Scar."
Ronan truly knew nothing about that Satellite City called "Mangzhong."
He only remembered that it had been constantly associated with earthquakes over the past two days.
Speaking of earthquakes, the place did sit atop a famous seismic belt in East Asia, supposedly one of the world's largest strike-slip fault zones. In a manner of speaking, it was even related to Hundred Peaks Monarch.
One section on the eastern side of the