Without a sound, several small spaceships emerged from the giant warship and stealthily flew towards Earth Star.
None of this attracted the attention of the Divine Land People.
The main issue is that for Divine Land People, the concept of extraterrestrials is still too far-fetched.
The planets in our Solar System have been explored extensively, but no trace of other life has been found. Furthermore, our Solar System is located in a rather remote position within the Milky Way, with the nearest star system being nearly 4 light-years away. This remains an insurmountable distance for Divine Land at present.
Therefore, from the perspective of Divine Land People today, aliens are still too far away from them.
When we have achieved success in our cultivation, or when we have sufficiently transformed the planets in our Solar System and begin to venture into other star systems, we may be able to make contact with traces of extraterrestrials.
Divine Land's current space exploration is mainly limited to the observation of stars and the study of space storms. Related anti-stealth and space life detection are still in their infancy.
This gave the Snail People's spies an opportunity to take advantage of the situation.
The invisible spaceship remained undetected even after reaching orbit near Earth Star.
But at this point, the spaceship could go no further.
The spacecraft detected a large number of industrial devices and various man-made satellites inside Earth Star's atmosphere. As soon as its spacecraft enters the vicinity of the planet, it will inevitably be discovered.
"Damn it, are these natives idiots? They have this kind of technology but only use it inside planets. If our probes hadn't been running all the time, we would have been doomed if we had crashed right in."
Inside the probe spacecraft, which was parked in orbit, several aliens of different races sat together, looking at the results provided by the probe.
"It might just be a relic of a civilization. If they really had this technology, they would have started expanding outwards long ago."
The speaker was a Tree People, who looked just like a walking tree. He was about the same size as an ordinary person, with no obvious torso. He moved by the roots under his feet, while the branches all over his body served as his hands.
"How about we take out this satellite first, and then secretly infiltrate?"
The other member of the team spoke up. It looked like a leopard. Although it was wearing a full set of equipment, it still moved on all fours, and many parts of its body still retained the characteristics of a wild beast.
"No, there are too many. These natives are absolutely insane. They must have thousands of satellites in orbit, and all of them are functioning normally. With our firepower, it will be difficult to wipe them out instantly. On the contrary, as soon as we make a move, we risk being exposed."
After analyzing the information collected by the spaceship, the Kobolds sitting to the side shook his head.
There are too many satellites around Earth Star, making it really difficult to manage.
"However, the spacecraft's probe brought back some good news."
The Kobolds tapped the screen several times, and a model of a large building appeared on the big screen.
"A small space dock has been discovered in the planet's orbit, and there are numerous signs of life there."
"Alright, let's start with this shipyard. We'll decipher the natives' script and language, then use camouflage and military preparedness to infiltrate."
Upon hearing that there were signs of human activity in space, the Leopard People's eyes lit up immediately; this was a golden opportunity for a breakthrough.
Although the giant warships have already achieved space travel and their technological level and military strength have reached a very high level, the probe ships carried by these spies are far less advanced.
After all, they existed as cannon fodder and slaves; it was already a miracle that the ships they were given could even function.
If such advanced technology were distributed to them, the Snail People would be afraid they would rebel.
The tiny probe spacecraft wasn't even equipped with artificial intelligence; it relied entirely on manual operation.
After detecting " White Jade Capital " in Earth Star's orbit, their spaceship quickly approached the dock and finally stopped not far from it.
They initially thought that with the shipyard's protection, it would be relatively difficult to explore the native creatures inside, but they only realized how wrong they were when they arrived near the shipyard.
Or rather, the intelligence provided by the entire warship was seriously flawed.
This is something a civilization within a single planet could never achieve!
The spaceship was forced to stop before reaching its designated location.
The reason was simple: during their flight, they had encountered no fewer than five groups of Earth Star People heading into space.
If they hadn't parked in such a remote location, they probably would have run right into these people.
They saw what the Earth Star People looked like, and they saw it clearly, but the next step of their disguise went wrong.
"No way, are these people crazy? What kind of civilization can physically break through the atmosphere and move freely in space?!"
Looking at the scene outside the spaceship, the Kobolds was getting a little frustrated. With such technology, why were they still holed up on such a small planet? Shouldn't they be making great strides and starting to conquer the surrounding star systems?
"What about our disguise? We can't survive in space alone; we'd all be doomed without the spaceship."
"Camouflage and combat readiness cannot be used simultaneously with spacesuits; camouflage can only be achieved after entering the planet's interior."
"I think there's no need to pretend anymore. The physical strength of these natives is already very important intelligence. Passing this message back will be considered a successful mission."
"Those bugs aren't as easy to talk to as you think. They gave us a mission to infiltrate, and even if you die here, you have to carry it out."
"Think about the bomb inside you; it doesn't listen to you."
To think that one could turn back based on just one piece of information is clearly wishful thinking.
"Should we kidnap a native and try to extract something from his mouth?"
The Leopard People's mind is clearly rather straightforward; asking it to use its brain is obviously asking too much.
"Those guys are physically strong. Do you think we can catch them with this shabby boat?"
"What else can we do? We have to arrest them. Only by arresting one can we learn more about their civilization and give our superiors an explanation."
"Alright, let's find someone who's alone. There's a disposable shielding device on the spaceship. Once he's gone some distance, we'll activate it and take him down."
"These people seem to be quite physically strong. We should try to wear them down with the ship's weapons and prevent them from getting inside."
"Isn't the power of the naval gun a bit too much? What if one shot kills him?"
"What's there to be afraid of? We can just try a few more times, adjust the power, and we'll eventually catch one alive."