"I have materials handed over from the Fourth Interstellar Fleet that detail what happened at the time."
At this point, the company commander seemed somewhat reluctant as he said, "The place you'll be stationed is the closest to where the Zerg Army is stationed on the Southern Cross Star Battlefield."
"You must be careful."
"The materials provided by the Fourth Interstellar Fleet also don't explain how those Zerg vanguard forces broke through our defenses."
"They suspect there are Zerg moles on these satellites and small asteroids, but no one knows exactly how those moles brought the Zerg Army over."
"In any case, the radar detection systems of the nearest space fortresses and starry sky motherships detected nothing unusual before that."
Xia Chujian's ears twitched at this.
She thought of something: a miniature wormhole.
If someone in that baron's family had been bought off by Wenren Zhao's people and opened a miniature wormhole on this small asteroid, the Zerg vanguard could rush over quickly and take this place without anyone noticing.
This place was small anyway, with even fewer people. The only thing that mattered was the asteroid's interstellar location.
This information was probably known only to the upper ranks.
At least, this company commander did not seem to know about it.
Xia Chujian could not understand why some humans were so brain-dead that they insisted on becoming moles and betraying their own people.
The Zerg treated all humans equally. Whether they submitted or resisted, they were all food and breeding vessels in the Zerg's eyes.
Since surrender still led to death, why would these people surrender, betray, and sell out their own kind?
Xia Chujian could not understand it at all.
With that thought, Xia Chujian immediately rose from the pilot's seat.
Once Old Mo ended the video call, Xia