Spy!
A special profession that existed in large numbers before, during, and after wars, and even in peacetime.
Ever since the Federation defeated Gefra at sea, Peng Joe spies had quietly entered the Federation.
At first, the spies stationed in the Federation were not meant to deal with the Federation. Their main goal was to obtain some ship-related information, which could greatly improve Peng Joe's insufficient foundation in the field of communications technology.
As luck would have it, labor disputes within the Federation had intensified at the time. Native workers were especially hostile toward immigrant laborers, and the Federation had promptly changed its immigration policy, reducing or even closing the channels for Labor Immigration.
Investment Immigration and Skilled Worker Immigration became the few remaining options. At the same time, this meant that those who could apply through either route could quickly establish themselves in society.
It could only be said that quite a few Peng Joe spies had waved their banknotes and so-called technical expertise, become Federation citizens, and infiltrated the Federation.
To this day, they still had not obtained the blueprints for warship construction—
It was not because they had not worked hard enough, but because they had misjudged the complexity of the Federation's capitalist society.
The construction patents involved in a warship could not possibly be concentrated in the hands of one person or one company. They inevitably involved many enterprises and individual patent holders.
In other words, Federation warships were more like assembled products rolling off an assembly line.
One company provided component modules covered by its patents, another supplied patented mechanical parts, and the shipyard ultimately assembled everything.
You could not say that it was an incomplete warship. The Federation had already proven itself in naval warfare.
But if you wanted to obtain the design of