Of course Feng Jun had been listening. In fact, today's rain hadn't formed naturally—it was created with the Rain-Praying Array.
He had been using his Divine Sense to monitor Hesheng from afar. The defenses against brainwave signals here were quite strong too, but they weren't specialized—this was just a factory, not a densely populated urban district. As long as he was careful, there basically wouldn't be much of a problem.
He saw everything, so he took out the Rain-Praying Array. He was worried that if a transaction took place, satellites might appear overhead—most Human Race satellites had been shot down by the Insect Race, but quite a few had been launched in succession recently.
The satellite technology here was undoubtedly far superior to Blue Star's. Feng Jun didn't dare guarantee that they lacked low-light or ultra-long-range imaging capabilities, so having a raincloud block the view was the most cost-effective option.
Still, this was merely a backup plan he had casually prepared. He wasn't expecting the deal to necessarily go through.
The powerful magnetic shielding He Runxian activated had a considerable effect on Feng Jun's Divine Thought—the key was that he didn't dare push too hard. Even so, he roughly learned what the two sides had discussed.
They really were an old fox and a young fox—actually, the two of them were more than foxes. Both had a wolfish streak in them.
Perhaps only living in constant danger could nurture such fierce spirit?
When He Runxian called, Feng Jun replied bluntly, "I have to say, I admire you too. You really dare agree to anything!"
He could hear me speak? He Runxian broke out in a cold sweat again. But he truly didn't dare deceive this man—not because the broker was more dangerous than a Military Intelligence Directorate lieutenant colonel, but