On the Eight Extremes Star, I awakened the twelve talismans.

Josiah took out a special communicator from his pocket and quickly operated it on the screen.

A moment later, Ye Han's phone rang, and a star map along with the flight path was pushed to his phone.

Ye Han glanced at it briefly; the Blue-Eyed Fleet's current coordinates, sailing direction, and estimated arrival time were all clearly marked.

"It's all been sent to your phone, you can check it anytime. How do you need us to cooperate with you next?" Josiah adopted an attitude of being ready to mobilize all resources at any time.

"No need. I'll go stop them; you can stay here."

After saying that, Ye Han turned and walked towards the window. With a light touch of his toes, he transformed into a streak of light and swept out of the window, disappearing into the horizon in an instant.

A sudden gust of wind swept through the room, scattering papers from the desk and making the curtains flutter loudly. The wind subsided after a short while.

Gudu reached out and pressed down on his little crown, which was almost blown away, and grabbed the back of the chair with his other hand to steady himself.

He looked at the long-vanished traces of light outside the window and then at Joshua:

"Joshua, I've been asking you who this Ye Han is, why didn't you tell me? Is he a Free Agent? Who is he going to intercept? Why can't I understand what you're saying?"

He bombarded us with a barrage of questions.

Gudu only had a vague understanding of Ye Han's situation and didn't know why Ye Han was valued by Joshua.

Gudu overheard some fragments of their conversation, but the words couldn't be pieced together at all.

Gudong is still completely unaware of these things.

Joshua never told him the details, and whenever he asked, he would brush it off.

Joshua made two preparations for this plan.

One of them is Ye Han.

If he can truly intercept Blue Eye as he claims, Ya Ya Luo can escape unscathed from this catastrophe, and then everything will be fine and back on track.

The other option is the rabbit medicine left by Chang'e, as a backup plan.

If Ye Han fails, he will secretly transform Gu Dong into an inconspicuous rabbit and send it to a remote star system in a small spaceship, so that the bloodline of Ya Ya Luo can continue in some corner of the universe.

It was his last resort, and the path he least wanted to take.

He kept this plan to himself, not even revealing it to his closest advisors.

"I'm sorry, Your Majesty, but there are some things I can only tell you after things have settled down." Josiah bent down and picked up the papers scattered on the ground one by one, folded them neatly, and put them back on the table.

Gu Dong puffed out her cheeks, her little face full of indignation: "Joshua, why are you always like my dad, talking nonsense? Can't you just explain things clearly?"

"Haha, His Majesty will understand when he grows up." Josiah laughed, a rare occurrence for him.

"That's it again! That's all you adults say!" She plopped back down in her chair, muttering to herself.

"Dad used to say I'd understand when I grew up, but he left before I did. I can clearly understand what you're saying, but you just won't tell me. I'm not a little kid anymore..."

Josiah stood by the window, his back to Gudu, his gaze fixed on the empty horizon.

He placed his palm on the window frame, his expression somewhat complicated.

He silently said to himself, "Your Majesty, it's not that I don't want to tell you, it's just that some things are too heavy for you to bear so soon."

"From now on, we'll leave everything to that person."

......

The universe was pitch black and eerily quiet.

Ye Han was among them, moving swiftly.

Chang'e spoke rapidly on the other end of the phone, her voice very low, clearly indicating that they were communicating secretly in an environment where it was inconvenient to talk.

"Master, Blue Eyes has two free agents under his command. One is Kra, and the other is Inha."

"Kra has been sent by him to find the devil's footprints and is not currently with the fleet. Inha is participating in this operation. His rainbow stone ability is to create super sticky substances, and once you get stuck, it's very difficult to break free, making him extremely troublesome."

"Not to mention Blue Eyes himself, you'd better be very careful with that harp!"

"Okay, I understand." Ye Han hung up the phone and put it back in his pocket.

Inha? This name sounds unfamiliar. I didn't hear him mention this person when I interrogated Oak on Rift Star.

Oak is a top general under the Purple Eyes, and should know the list of free agents under the Five-Colored Eyes by heart. Since he didn't mention it, it means that this Inha is probably not an old subordinate of the Blue Eyes.

Perhaps they are new recruits that Blue Eyes has only recruited in recent years, or perhaps they came from elsewhere.

But whatever they do, one more free agent is like one more chance to win a prize.

Chang'e's rainbow stone gave him ten energy points, so this Inha's rainbow stone would definitely not be less than ten.

The system is currently upgrading and cannot absorb energy points. In that case, grab them and wait for the upgrade to complete before absorbing them.

One day later.

Ye Han finally stopped.

Behind them stretched a vast expanse of stars, and not far ahead, a massive fleet was slowly advancing through space.

Hundreds of warships were arranged in a neat wedge formation, with the sides of the ships painted with the unique markings of the Galaxy Eye.

Ye Han hovered in the void, looking at the vast fleet, his expression completely unchanged.

After stretching my body a bit, feeling a little stiff from flying in one position for so long, I thought, "Wow, quite the spectacle. I wonder if it can withstand a beating."

Enough with the chit-chat, let's get started.

He made a fist with both hands, his sword fingers slashing through the air, and the sword flashed!

Two silver-white slashes shot out from his fingertips, drawing two straight arcs of light in space, silently passing over several warships in front.

There was no explosion of light, no deafening roar. The warships were split in two like models cut in half, with smooth, clean cuts, exposing the internal pipes and wiring in a vacuum. Then, after a moment's delay, they exploded with a bang.

The flames silently bloomed and died out in the sea of ​​stars, and the debris and fragments floated in all directions, like fireworks made of metal.

Galaxy Eye's combat skills are extremely high.

As soon as the situation arose, the other warships quickly adjusted their formation, and the muzzles of their energy cannons all turned towards Ye Han's location.

At the same time, the hatches on the sides of each warship opened simultaneously, and a massive swarm of drones poured out from inside.

Each one was only the size of a car, with a small energy cannon mounted on each side of its flat fuselage, densely covering the entire starry sky.

The next second, all the drones' cannons simultaneously lit up with blue and white charging halos, and hundreds of energy beams intertwined to form an impenetrable fire net, covering Ye Han from all sides.

On the main ship.

Blue-eyed man sat high in the driver's seat, holding a harp in his arms. His thick fingers casually plucked the strings, producing a few off-key, fragmented notes.

Looking through the massive porthole of the bridge at the one-sided battle outside, a slight smile played on his lips:

"The Yayaro people do have some backbone. Knowing they were no match, they still dared to call for reinforcements. And these reinforcements they brought are quite interesting."

A burly, bald man with a scarred face stepped forward.

He was burly, with a face full of fleshy muscles, and a hideous scar above his right eye that stretched from his brow bone to his cheekbone, making his whole face look fierce and menacing.

"My lord, it's not worth getting angry over such a piece of trash. I'm willing to bring you his head to appease your anger!"