The job change is a bizarre and calamity; the nation begs me to tone it down.

Upon hearing this, the Starsea Hunters all wore contemptuous smiles.

Having spent so many years in the Star Sea, they have seen far too many lower-dimensional planes.

It's not surprising that a few powerful individuals occasionally emerge from such a place.

In their eyes, no matter how strong the powerful beings in lower dimensions are, they ultimately lack the baptism of a truly high-dimensional combat system.

Like Elonis from the Elven Forest, who seemed mysterious and eccentric, but in the end, he was still cut down by Vera and forced to his knees begging for mercy.

However, just as Di Dan was about to continue his analysis, his voice suddenly stopped.

The next moment, the light screen on the detector flashed.

The originally chaotic energy ripples suddenly seemed to be pulled by some force, all shifting in one direction.

Immediately afterwards, an extremely dazzling golden pattern slowly emerged from the edge of the light screen.

The patterns were faint at first, but after only two seconds, they started to spread wildly, as if they had been ignited.

"Beep beep beep beep beep!"

Immediately afterwards, a loud alarm sounded from the detector.

Upon seeing this, Didan's expression suddenly changed.

He lunged forward, pressing his hands firmly against the instrument, his eyes almost touching the light screen.

"What's going on?"

Buck frowned: "What are you doing?"

The egg did not answer.

His lips trembled slightly, and his fingers flew across the screen, as if he couldn't believe the results he was seeing.

Several Star Hunters nearby also gathered around.

"You son of a bitch, say something!"

"Is the equipment broken?"

"Is there some kind of interference here?"

The egg suddenly raised its head.

That face, which usually wore a lewd smile, was now filled with shock and ecstasy.

"Oh, right...right!"

His voice stammered, "This is the place!"

Buck's eyes narrowed instantly: "What's right?"

Didan grabbed the edge of the light screen, pointed at the wildly spreading golden pattern, and almost shouted in a low voice, "The Divine Kingdom of the Blazing Sun!"

"The high-dimensional energy fluctuations of the Fiery Sun Divine Kingdom are located within this plane!"

"And it's not a remnant, not a misjudgment, but a continuously active high-dimensional fluctuation!"

"The coordinates are deep within this dimension!"

"We've found the right place!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the Star Hunters around him were stunned.

Even with the distant roar of artillery fire and the fierce battle between the elves and the Divine Sheikha, their small area seemed to fall silent for a moment.

The next second, everyone's eyes lit up.

That wasn't just excitement, but greed—the greed of seeing a treasure that could change one's destiny, finally within reach.

Buck slowly crouched down, staring at the golden pattern on the light screen, his breathing becoming heavier.

"What did you say?" he asked, emphasizing each word. "Really here?"

Didan nodded vigorously, his voice fast and urgent: "No mistake! Absolutely no mistake!"

"This wavelength perfectly matches the characteristics of the Radiant Sun Kingdom recorded in the black market intelligence, and is even clearer than the intelligence described!"

"No wonder those pointy-eared dimensional barriers were destroyed, no wonder the high-dimensional remnants around here are so chaotic!"

"The secret realm must have descended upon us, and the entrance is most likely not yet completely stable."

"If we follow this fluctuation, we'll find it!"

One of the Starsea Hunters swallowed hard: "What are we waiting for? Let's notify the boss right now!"

"Don't rush!"

Seeing this, Buck let out a low growl and gave him a fierce look.

The man immediately shut his mouth.

Buck looked away, forcibly suppressing the fervor in his heart.

Although he was also shocked by the news, he wasn't stupid enough to act recklessly on the spot.

After all, they had just confirmed that there were about ten high-energy units in this plane.

More importantly, the Sheikhs and the Elves are at war ahead.

If they rashly expose themselves now, they could very well be drawn directly into the main battlefield.

Buck looked at the egg: "Can you specify the exact direction?"

Di Dan immediately lowered his head and operated the instrument.

On the light screen, golden lines continued to extend, eventually pointing in a certain direction in the interior of Blue Star.

"able."

Didan licked his lips: "The source of the fluctuation is not near this battlefield, it is very far away, but I am sure it is inside this plane."

"Give me a little time, and I can pinpoint the approximate coordinates."

Hearing this, Buck's lips slowly curled into a smile: "Okay."

After saying that, he turned his head and glanced at the battlefield in the distance where fierce fighting was taking place.

The Elven army was advancing steadily, only to be forced back by the Sheikhs' artillery fire.

The number of casualties on both sides is increasing rapidly.

But for Buck, it didn't matter how many of them died.

Whether they are elves or Earthlings, they are all consumables for scouting.

What truly matters is the Kingdom of the Blazing Sun.

It is the heart of the blazing sun.

As long as they can seize that thing, the starships, cargo, and even the brothers they lost this time will all be insignificant.

Buck lowered his voice and said, "Send the message back immediately, tell the boss, the target has been confirmed."

"The Divine Kingdom of the Fiery Sun is on Blue Star. Also, everyone, continue to hide and don't rush to make a move."

"Let these pointy-eared people fight the Earthlings first."

"The more chaotic their fighting becomes, the easier it will be for us to sneak in."

Di Dan nodded, quickly took out a black communication chip from the box, and began to input encrypted information.

However, just as he was about to send it...

The light screen on the detector suddenly flickered again.

This time, it's not gold.

Instead, it was an extremely dark purplish-black shadow that briefly swept across the deepest part of the light screen, so fast that it was almost an illusion.

"Um?"

Upon seeing this, Di Dan's fingers paused slightly, and his brows furrowed slightly.

Buck noticed his reaction and asked, somewhat puzzled, "What's wrong now?"

However, the egg did not answer him, but stared at the light screen for a few seconds.

However, in those few seconds, the purplish-black color slowly disappeared, and the instrument once again displayed the golden fluctuations of the blazing sun divine kingdom.

"What's going on? What was that thing just now?"

Upon seeing this, he frowned and murmured something softly.

"What the hell? Why the hell aren't you going to fart?"

Hearing this nonsensical remark, Buck became impatient and urged him on.

"No...it's nothing, probably just battlefield interference."

After being scolded like that, Di Dan quickly came to his senses and stammered a reply.

Seeing his puzzled expression, Buck sneered, "Don't be paranoid. The most important thing now is to send the message back. If the boss knew that the Sun God Kingdom was really here, he would definitely bring people over immediately."

"At that time, everything in this plane will be ours."

Hearing this, Di Dan's doubts vanished instantly, and he grinned, his eyes filled with greed, replying without looking up, "Just you wait and see!"