With powerful void technology, planetary logistics, and mechanical production efficiency, launching an interstellar war could be said to happen by the second.
But before launching a war, a great deal of planning was still required.
For example, intelligence.
At that moment, a small group called "Nano Operations" had been established on the forum. The players who joined it varied in profession, gender, and species, but they shared one thing in common: they were all useless players who had participated in infiltration missions.
These "useless players" were also at different stages in their infiltration missions. The worst had yet to get started or find an organization, while some had already let themselves go completely and become key targets on the organizations' wanted lists.
As for the powerful professionals, like "Umbrella Bro," they had already become talents the organizations were actively cultivating.
But it was worth mentioning that not one of these people had joined a civilization.
Whether they were level-three or level-two civilizations, they had all firmly shut the door on these "outstanding talents."
This made the players, who had grown accustomed to comfortable lives within their faction, realize for the first time just how precious their own faction was. It wasn't a place they could simply abandon for another. They had only this one "home," and there was nowhere else to go.
A vast amount of intelligence was revealed by the players. What surprised the "Five Great Masters" most was not the "Umbrella Bro" connection, but a player named "The Flash."
This player's method of infiltration was also extremely bizarre. Relying on his former secondary profession in Evernight City, "Electronic Science Virtual Technician," he had successfully infiltrated the virus mechanical entities' faction and become a masseur. His clients ranged from ordinary virus mechanical entities to virtual viruses and even Virus