Ever since they entered Nine Stars, they had studied all the knowledge, Martial Skills, and important ideological theories left behind by Li Zhengfeng.
To every person in Nine Stars, Li Zhengfeng was their god. They were familiar with everything about him.
Having figured this out, Long Xingxue ended her video call with Xi Xiu and circled the suspicious points in the information she had received.
Then she realized that when handling matters, that machine really did rely on rigidly applying patterns rather than making decisions a complete consciousness would make.
It had grasped Li Zhengfeng's character very accurately. Xi Xiu had just said so too—this was indeed something Li Zhengfeng would do.
Yet something was still wrong. A person would not change so suddenly.
Therefore, even if that machine was Li Zhengfeng himself, it was a machine with an incomplete consciousness—or rather, an incompletely loaded program.
Over the past few months, Long Xingxue had led the Snow Dragon Group back and forth across the starry sea, carefully reviewing all kinds of mercenary missions.
She examined roughly five hundred years' worth of postings on mercenary websites and filtered out all missions involving the Holy Land, experiments, replication, Nine Stars, and Li Zhengfeng.
She found that most of the mission posters overlapped in certain ways. The traces left by their online postings would have to be handled by someone specializing in network operations.
So Long Xingxue handed the task to Ming Weiman. He was on an industrial planet, where processing this data would be very fast.
Xi Xiu was also reviewing the materials Long Xingxue had found. Bai Jungo led the people of Nine Stars to every location Xi Xiu had previously marked.
Those places were the planets where several famous warriors from Li Zhengfeng's era had lived after retirement.
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