Feng Jun did not complain about Pioneer Bank because of the many surveillance devices. Clearly, arms deals... were not suitable for habitable planets.
Trading in space was the norm and could avoid far too many prying eyes.
Feng Jun performed another divination and discovered that for roughly one-sixth of every day, the satellite's cargo storage site fell within the surveillance blind spots. That was probably why Pioneer Bank could leave the goods there.
There were truly many Human Race surveillance devices in space. If he could not effectively evade their monitoring, that meant he was not a qualified broker. Pioneer Bank's choice to trade here was also meant to test him.
Feng Jun could guess their intent and was not angered by it. This was an entirely normal mindset. Even on Blue Star, when cooperating on a major project, both parties in a first-time partnership would certainly assess their partner's capabilities.
He did not consider himself overly demanding. He could completely accept reasonably measured probing, but anything that might lead to bad consequences was absolutely intolerable.
As Feng Jun pondered, he suddenly felt a faint unease. His body instantly vanished, and he used Footprint to reach the human planet in the Dumbbell Galaxy, then scanned it with his Divine Thought.
Sure enough, just after he left, several surveillance devices made slight rotations... It seemed someone had noticed something earlier and was now adjusting their observation angles, hoping to catch something.
Was this Pioneer Bank's doing? The thought surfaced in Feng Jun's mind, but the next moment, he shook his head. The bank's people... probably would not extend their reach into planetary defense, would they?
In truth, even if the other party really possessed such formidable capabilities, that was their own skill. The surveillance devices were plainly set there, so it