Gerald frowned at Su Qi, whose expression had suddenly changed drastically. He had no idea why Su Qi had turned around after their negotiations had clearly fallen through.
And looked straight at him.
Had the scouts found something?
Su Qi pressed the invisible earpiece at his right ear. After listening grimly for a minute, he said only two words: "Attack. Test the enemy's firepower."
Then he released his fingers.
The dark-skinned major general turned to Gerald and walked back step by step, standing at attention before the seemingly violent old general once more.
"Lieutenant General, Zerg have been discovered on the other side of the planet."
"They aren't the small bugs the Operations Department reported to me. They're giant Zerg over eighty meters in diameter."
"But more importantly, my soldiers found... this."
Su Qi spread open his right hand. The ring-shaped satellite optical computer around his five fingers projected beams of light, forming an image in the air before him.
Within the three-dimensional light screen, a blood-colored vertical pupil connecting heaven and earth appeared clearly in the hazy sky, as though it had existed there for ages, carrying an eerie, deathly aura.
"This is..."
As the image gradually zoomed in and Gerald clearly saw the vast starry sky within that vertical pupil, the bulging vein on his forehead twitched.
"A spatial passage!?"
Pointed at the front and narrow at the rear, with a long, slender hull and a blue-painted deck emblazoned with a massive yellow lightning symbol, its most eye-catching feature was the huge crystal sphere mounted in the center of its deck.
Its armor was not thick enough, it had barely any turrets, and its size was far too small.
Judging by its appearance alone, this spacecraft seemed to be, at most, a Level 4 warship—perhaps even that