Of course, no one felt completely at ease after just one search. They still needed to verify it repeatedly elsewhere.
Quite a few people logged onto major forums and social platforms on Skrull Star, searching for the keyword "Planetary Miner," or directly making posts asking for help.
"Newbie asking for advice: what's the Planetary Miner profession like?"
"My cousin became a Planetary Miner. Is this profession dangerous?"
They made posts like those.
In their minds, ordinary Skrulls' first impressions of this profession had to be the most accurate and direct.
But they did not know—while the righteous path rose one foot, the demonic path rose ten.
The Skrull intelligence department had already locked onto their IP addresses.
Not long after their help posts went up on the forums, they received replies from intelligence department bots:
"Planetary Miner? That's a great job!"
"Damn, OP! You managed to land such a good job—you must be some Tier 3 big shot, right?"
"I don't know much about that line of work. It seems pretty exhausting, but the pay is quite high too."
"Don't go! Run, listen to me. The place is good and all, but it's incredibly boring. It's like being exiled to the desert, with no entertainment whatsoever."
"My only impression is that the salary is ridiculously high."
Looking at the replies from these "netizens," the people aboard the Troop Transport Ship gradually relaxed, smiles appearing on their faces.
They also discussed things among themselves, exchanging what they had seen online.
In the end, everyone aboard the ship reached the same conclusion—there was nothing wrong with being a Planetary Miner, and they had struck gold!
According to the "netizens'" replies, Planetary Miners were paid extremely well, roughly ten to twenty times what ordinary positions in the Solar Empire paid.
Ordinary Skrulls