Stelle looked at Jiang Yu, her gaze wavering slightly. "Uh... they... they're here to help. We need to find some clues before we can catch anyone, right? The clues they give us will make that easier.
"I just... just told them you needed their help."
"Oh, I see." Jiang Yu turned toward the crowd. Though they had surged over like a tide, they now looked remarkably neat and orderly, as though they had formed ranks. He asked, "So, how did it go? Any clues?"
"Yes, yes!"
"The connection's a little tenuous, but it's still a connection."
"We don't think we should overlook even the smallest detail."
The crowd answered all at once, yet they did not sound disorganized, and their listeners could easily understand what they meant.
Professor Dr. Ratio, standing nearby, opened his eyes a little wider, surprised by the scene before him.
He had never expected such a fanatical group to maintain such order.
It made him think more highly of them, and his impression of the Space Station improved along with it.
"These victims all had different backgrounds, and their social circles didn't really overlap," said a Himeko and Fish fan named Pamela.
Immediately, the others grew enthusiastic as well.
"But... they all seem to have posted extreme statements against management on the dark web, with plenty of supporters."
Hearing this, Stelle frowned.
This approach was clearly intended to drag people who did not know the truth into the situation too, further worsening the crisis of trust between management and the staff until they split apart, stirring up internal strife within the Space Station.
The method inevitably reminded Stelle of Phantylia. That Lord Ravager had seemingly hoped to do something similar on the Xianzhou.
Unfortunately, she had not realized just how severely Little Fish's existence would disrupt