The Children's Trail

Wei Lanshan briefly recounted her experience. To venture beyond Jingsu's starfields, they needed enough people.

They also needed communication devices capable of transmitting information at any time. Even if they could only transmit briefly, that would do.

Clearly, the Snow Dragon Group did not currently meet those conditions. Their people had already scattered to different places.

"The children's trail vanished at Jingsu's border. I want to go out and gather information," Long Xingxue said, her brows tightly furrowed.

"You can try short-term tracking. The Central Brain should have a way."

These people might not actually be heading for other starfields. They could very well be using those places as transit points before ultimately returning to the star systems around Jingsu.

Wei Lanshan understood how these space pirates operated. Their departure from Jingsu's territory was very likely just a smokescreen.

Long Xingxue understood after only a moment's thought. These space pirates definitely had a way to return from those starfields to their destination.

They had done this to lure her into an unknown region.

The Snow Dragon Group and those space pirates were sworn enemies. She had tracked them often.

Now that they knew she was carrying out this mission, they would surely want to set a trap for her.

After ending the video call with Wei Lanshan, Long Xingxue ordered her men to stop the Starship.

They needed to change course and head somewhere else.

Those space pirates would not be any more familiar with unknown starfields than they were.

Space pirates feared death more than anyone else.

That was the conclusion Long Xingxue had drawn from years of experience. She knew exactly how scum like them thought.

Wei Lanshan understood as soon as Long Xingxue pointed it out.

She had indeed been too anxious before, which was why she