The wind disturbed the hot mist rising from the hot spring, dividing it into patches, thinner in some places and thicker in others, like nebulae.
One nebula-shaped patch had a peculiar shape. It was extremely thin in the middle, offering a faint glimpse of the black stone opposite, like the entrance to a spatial passage.
Yukata the girl sat beside the hot spring, gently moving her jade-like calves in the hot water. She had been quietly staring at that patch of mist for a long time.
Countless images and streams of green data flashed through her eyes, then cascaded down like a waterfall.
Like everyone else, she had failed to see the final battle on Moonwatch Star Planet and could only reconstruct and analyze it afterward through certain data.
Those data included the halos formed after the deaths of the Nine Darkness Wardens, the streams of particles drifting toward the star, and those crystalline beads of sweat on the playing field.
Based on her analysis, she determined that Snow Ji was not in very good condition, as well as the possible direction of her escape.
Using all the computational power of the Galaxy Alliance's Central Computer, she calculated that Snow Ji might escape through the Jialei Passage.
Even though the probability was only a little over four percent, she still sent Chen Ya there with those warships. She had not expected to actually see Snow Ji.
Just as breakfast began over there, she saw those figures walking out of the living area.
Yes, the surveillance equipment could not capture the light Snow Ji gave off, but there were always other ways to confirm her existence.
Existence was existence. To not exist, one could only not exist. However formidable Snow Ji might be, she ultimately had to obey this piece of