"How much longer until Yang gets here?"
At that moment, inside the spaceship whose intelligence had been hacked into chaos, a petite woman covered in Shadow Gauze darted rapidly around the control room. Looking closely, one would find that the entire room was filled with her shadows, and every one of those shadows blocked the bullets from the control room's cannons!
With astonishing skill and her own strength alone, she forcibly intercepted every energy weapon in the control room. Meanwhile, everyone else inside remained completely still, not even raising their eyelids, as if they didn't care in the slightest about the storm of artillery fire.
"What is it? Can't hold on anymore?" A pale, green-haired man in the control center grinned.
"One more word and I'll use you as a shield," the petite woman said ominously.
"Hehe, don't! I was just joking!" the green-haired youth hurriedly replied. He knew the other party would really do it. "Hang in there a little longer, Sister Bing. Five minutes at most!"
"But honestly, this hacker is impressive. She managed to invade to this extent using only the basic permissions granted upon entry. Never mind anything else—even her brain's computational ability is extraordinary!"
"Didn't she use hacking software?" one of the tall, burly men asked with a frown.
"She hasn't touched anything since she came in. Where would she have gotten the chance to use hacking software?" the green-haired youth named Yang said with a laugh. "I watched the surveillance footage. She didn't make a single move on the way here. She kept hiding behind that Ranger the entire time, so there's no way she could have reached a P-interface or anything like that. The only way she could have invaded was through a neural connection, using the initial permissions we authorized as her