Self-Destruction

This technical team from the mysterious organization was currently hiding within the territory of an Outer-Ring Civilization not far from the front line. This civilization had joined the Star Sea Alliance less than two thousand years ago. The location was originally remote, far from the main shipping lanes, nearly three hundred light-years from the nearest Star Gate and eighty light-years from the nearest Epoch Clan Garrison Point.

At the same time, it could still access the Alliance's quantum network. Given that the mysterious organization possessed enough strength to contend with the Epoch Clan to a certain extent, hiding here without the locals noticing was no difficult task.

With network access and such a remote location, it truly was an excellent place to build a base. Even if they were exposed, it would take the nearest Epoch Clan fleet years, perhaps even more than a decade, to arrive—more than enough time for them to respond calmly. As for the local forces' fleets, the mysterious organization did not consider them worth worrying about.

But the Zerg's arrival changed everything. The area had become a popular tourist destination, with people and ships constantly coming and going. Not only had every race stationed troops here, but the Epoch Clan had even built a Star Gate.

As a result, the once extremely secure secret base was no longer safe. However, the mysterious organization's higher-ups had made this decision somewhat hastily, leaving insufficient time to gather personnel. Their tight schedule did not allow them to relocate to a safer base.

That was why the technicians had immediately requested a transfer when they discovered that Ying was tracing them in return. The surrounding area was simply too unsafe; an Epoch Clan military patrol might be nearby at any moment.

The technical team's caution was indeed warranted. Although