At Chu Mu's words, Herta couldn't help muttering:
"The theft at the Atuinpus auction, the Electronic Holy Prison Inupis Stellaron Incident, the Ring World Gorkonda Invasion Incident, the Yapera Rebellion Case, and the recent invasion of Herta Space Station. Counting only the cases involving Stellarons, the Stellaron Hunters have already committed forty-eight offenses, large and small."
"What a shame," Chu Mu sighed.
"What's a shame?" Herta asked.
"I spent eight years on the Space Station and missed so much," Chu Mu said regretfully.
Herta: "..."
She said helplessly:
"I should never have bought you in the first place. Is that really an appropriate thing to say here? Please consider the feelings of the victim standing in front of you."
"Sorry," Chu Mu said, lowering his head.
"There's nothing to apologize for." Herta shrugged. "Herta Space Station is just one of my many collection rooms. It was originally built to contain the Stellaron from my home planet. I studied it for a while, but never obtained any valuable information, and I couldn't do anything about it either.
"In the end, the Stellaron Hunters took care of it for me. They even brought it back to me in another form, advancing my research on the Simulated Universe project. When you put it that way, shouldn't I be thanking them?"
Hearing that, Chu Mu asked in return:
"And what do you really think?"
"What do I really think?" Herta gave a soft laugh. "That is what I really think."
Chu Mu remained noncommittal.
He felt that if Herta ever caught Kafka and Silver Wolf in person, she would cut Kafka's beloved coat to pieces right before her eyes, then delete Silver Wolf's game accounts one by one in front of her.
Chu Mu had grounds for that judgment!
Though Herta was an old