"Lava Island" shuttled back and forth between "Outer Earth" and the "Abandoned Mine Isolation Zone"; New Wildfire's "Lava Plasma Hell" had turned the place over there into a complete mess; Li Wei had even started by "sealing off" the Abyss Zone...
With such violent impacts and tremors, the Reclamation Corps had not noticed a thing?
It would be one thing if they had been slacking off on "Outer Earth," but they had the same attitude in the "Abandoned Mine Isolation Zone"? The Abyss Zone Monitoring System could not possibly be just for show, could it?
Such a reaction was truly indefensible.
Could something have gone wrong over there?
But before New Wildfire split off, everything had been perfectly fine; in recent years, the Intelligence Management Center and High-Energy Center had also been operating normally. The operational efficiency of those two directly administered units was the clearest proof of that. Moreover, the successive Great Comprehension broadcasts earlier had detected the "Life Sound and Light" of Reclamation Corps members on the Low Orbit Space Station around Earth, distinctly different in "base color" from Earth's natives.
Or could it be that the Reclamation Corps, like Li Wei, had been reincarnated from Turtle Hermit and was playing some grand game of its own?
Yet judging from New Wildfire's memories, the Reclamation Corps seemed to have no one in charge with that sort of temperament. If Wildfire truly had that kind of patience, he would not have defected from the Thought Star Cluster over some so-called "life experience." As for Wan Kui, who was specifically responsible for colonial management... the impression was too vague. It was not that the memories copied by New Wildfire were flawed; that woman was simply like that—reclusive, solitary, and rarely in contact with Wildfire. Though she was said to be