"You also know that the swarm can devour source energy and psionic energy, even while its master is still alive."
"Mm."
Rosas remained utterly calm.
"I'm still curious—how do you plan to guarantee the safety of the Limit-Breaking Transmitter? Given only two days, I find it hard to believe those fools can hold out that long."
Number Zero floated to Rosas's side and asked doubtfully.
A faint light flickered in Rosas's azure eyes as he explained calmly:
"The Limit-Breaking Transmitter is the key to temporarily breaking through Star Harbor's information blockade. The moment it's activated, Star Harbor will detect it. Even without this unexpected incident, I couldn't possibly put myself on the gambling table.
"I personally relocated it a day ago. It should be almost there by now."
"Oh? Sin Capital has another place with such powerful combat strength?"
"Of course. A place that won't easily attract the swarm and has powerful combat strength. And I'd be more than happy to see that place destroyed." Rosas smiled.
"Could it be... Wicked Soul Tower?"
"Heh..."
Wicked Soul Tower, outskirts.
Two trucks rapidly approached, finally stopping five kilometers from Wicked Soul Tower.
A squad of Spark Warriors and four Thunder Blade Mech Soldiers climbed out of the trucks.
One of them smiled at the guard responsible for checking supplies. "The Viper Gang's branch warehouse has quite a few good things. Maybe we can add some steaks to dinner tonight."
"Good, good. I'll be looking forward to it."
The guard smacked his lips and opened the cargo compartment of the first truck. It was filled with frozen meat and nutrient supplements.
"Not bad. Looks like there are ten tons."
He then looked toward the second truck. It contained a large pile of mechanical components and metal, along with the relatively intact remains