Dispersal

"It's the target!" When the Zerg Queen entered the Stasis Pod, the warship was still connected to the network. As long as the surveillance cameras captured it, all manner of details would be stored in the database. The comparison was completed quickly, and Serena confirmed that it was the one that had previously held the Zerg Queen.

"The target is indeed in the wreckage at the bow. We can call off the search operation on our end."

"Not necessarily. It could just be an empty box." An Epoch Clan commander raised a different opinion, and he had his reasons. Although the Stasis Pod had an observation window, it was opaque when not activated.

So, they could only confirm that this was the correct Stasis Pod. Whether the Zerg Queen was inside, however, remained unknown.

"No matter. Don't stop our work here, and keep watching the situation over there."

"I think the target is definitely inside. Setting up a diversion at a time like this would be meaningless. Even if they made a thousand fake targets, with Serena's processing power, tracking a thousand at once would not be much harder than tracking one."

"That makes sense."

Things were indeed as that commander had said. The mysterious organization had not set up any diversion at all. After waiting for a long time, they saw that only one Stasis Pod was carried away. It was transferred onto a disguised merchant ship, which then flew away into the distance without looking back.

Having completed their assigned task, the soldiers of the mysterious organization began to withdraw as well. The several unmarked warships dispatched large numbers of shuttles to pick them up. At the same time, many soldiers also withdrew from the wreckage at the bow.

"Something's off. Even if the Stasis Pod containing the