Wenren Sheng knew that, like him, the other three all had massive teams of experts backing them.
They sent people to broadcast messages to the spaceship from different locations.
Sure enough, the other party could see messages broadcast from anywhere, but processed them very slowly. This clearly proved that there were very few operators, most likely only one.
Then someone paid part of the gold, and the spaceship took it away directly.
Using the further information the other party had leaked during the broadcasts, the Eastern Continent's team of experts had already analyzed quite a bit: the toy spaceship should have the ability to enlarge and shrink, and its original form came from merchandise produced by a Miken game company. The spaceship could store items, but there were limitations; otherwise, there would have been no need for extortion at all.
The operator was most likely a player fond of figurines, probably under thirty-five, and someone who had stayed home for long periods.
He spoke incoherently and had poor logical ability; his temperament was unstable, yet he thought himself clever.
He used Chinese, but not very fluently. He should have come from the cultural sphere surrounding Eastern Continent, with East Island being the most likely possibility. There were many people there who collected figurines.
That narrowed the scope to East Island, with homebody types under thirty-five being the prime suspects.
Since the other party could block Prophecy Art and mysterious investigations, he himself had become a blacked-out presence.
They only needed to use the process of elimination.
Although Wenren Sheng did not offer any suggestions, he acted quickly.
He did not send Little Illusion to investigate either. The matter was too important to rely on someone who so often dropped the ball.
He sent Big Cat to personally enter East Island.