However, judging from how casual the other party had been, they did not seem to have intruded deliberately. They also seemed not to know who he was or what his status was.
Of course, that did not completely prove that the other party had no ill intentions or destructive capabilities, or that they would not bring him unnecessary trouble.
As for anyone who might threaten him, he had always dealt with them at the root.
"Yes."
To keep the other party steady, Reno replied with a single word. At the same time, he sent a message ordering the technical department to immediately locate the other party's signal source.
Su Qiao knew nothing about this. It was not that she lacked caution; she simply had complete confidence in her computer skills.
Besides, she would not be involving any of her own secrets, so she chatted with the other party without the slightest restraint about things like game settings.
They discussed all kinds of modern combat firearms, various space battles of the future, and the design and operation of robots and mechs.
To keep her steady, Reno cooperated with her fully as well. In the end, the two of them found more and more to talk about.
They discovered that each of them knew a great deal, and that many of their thoughts and ideas were similar. Their views and approaches toward certain matters were also remarkably alike.
For example, when facing war, they both chose to meet the challenge head-on instead of retreating or hesitating.
To put it plainly, both of them were somewhat violent, highly destructive, unafraid of bloodshed, and possessed a certain amount of ambition.
By the end of the conversation, Su Qiao even felt an urge to meet the other party.
There truly were not many people who