Although the Sky Peng Horizontal had been in its permanently cloaked state when it entered the wormhole,
the Mist Butterfly Civilization's wormhole defenses on the other side were clearly on alert.
This time, the Sky Peng Horizontal had no Mist Butterfly Civilization fleet to cover it.
It still couldn't avoid the risk of being exposed.
This wasn't due to the Sky Peng Horizontal itself.
It was because of the changes in the wormhole passage itself.
When a flying object traveled through a wormhole passage, the greater its mass,
the more violent the spatial ripples at the passage's entrance and exit became.
This phenomenon was difficult to avoid.
That was especially true for small wormhole passages with limited capacity.
The Sky Peng Horizontal wasn't particularly massive.
But neither was the capacity of wormhole passage D-088-01.
When the Sky Peng Horizontal emerged from the passage,
they could see
that the Mist Butterfly Civilization's wormhole defenses on this side
had already noticed the unusual spatial ripples at the passage's exit.
Their detection waves focused on the exit suddenly grew much denser.
A small squadron of Mist Butterfly Civilization warships also seemed to have received orders and was preparing to close in on the exit.
The Sky Peng Horizontal's cloaking ability
was, of course, not useless.
Although the Mist Butterfly Civilization had detected the unusual spatial ripples,
with the Sky Peng Horizontal not yet revealing its presence,
they couldn't determine what had happened.
Was it an enemy invasion, or merely spatial ripples caused by a disturbance? This was an inherently unstable natural wormhole passage, after all.
But that uncertainty vanished completely
just one minute later!
The Sky Peng Horizontal hadn't been idle.
Liu Zhi gave it his all.
Working with the "Abyss Eye,"
he needed only thirty seconds
to complete a scan of the