Poverty makes me capable of anything.

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"Forget about this damn surveillance camera, let's get to the museum."

"Lord Keynes!"

The head of the guards stretched out his hand.

Fine.

He turned around and called to all the members of the guard post, then grabbed their weapons and rushed into that small world connected to the Zenith.

Big.

Upon entering the small world, Leander's first thought was to make it bigger.

With the help of the spy planted in the Eternal Star Road by the silver moonlight, he successfully crossed the first line of defense, but the road ahead was the most difficult.

Leander said, "The people of the Eternal Star Path must have already noticed the anomaly. From now on, Charlene, you will split up with us."

Charlene said with concern, "Be careful, don't push yourself."

"Hurry up and don't waste time," Leander waved impatiently.

"..."

Charlene gritted her teeth and left without saying a word.

Leander shook his head: "Let's go, we'll be the bait."

The people behind him immediately followed.

Several dazzling white streaks of light suddenly rose in the starry sky shrouded in the small world.

"found it!"

Keynes charged aggressively toward the white streak of light.

Being captured alive is already humiliating enough; if this master thief succeeds, he'll probably become despondent.

the other side.

Within the Forerunner Ruins, Anran received a notification from Charlene.

"So, they're finally starting to take action? It's time for us to go out for a stroll."

With Camilla, Marcus, and Zaniolo by their side, they safely flew towards the military base on the Eternal Starway that was closest to Zenith.

On one hand, it was to buy time for Leander and his group; on the other hand, it was also an opportunity to vent his anger.

If handled properly, it might even be of help to the exiled empire on the front lines.

Three birds with one stone.

"Try this celestial laser!"

An Ran raised her right arm high and swung it forcefully.

Instantly, countless white beams of light flew toward the menacing space fortress before them.

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Chapter 21 is a complete mess

The peaceful night was shattered when countless white dots were painted onto the black curtain of the sky.

It was like a celestial fire descending.

The energy shield outside the space fortress was subjected to repeated impacts, causing towering waves to rise.

"Something bad has happened."

Inside the space fortress, the equipment maintenance team rushed to the control room.

The entire fortress was now filled with the piercing sound of alarms; they had come to check the surveillance system surrounding the space fortress.

The monitoring system only issued a warning when the enemy's attack hit the space fortress's energy shield. Isn't that ridiculous?

Unless you're blind, who wouldn't see the problem?

But the results of the inspection were unexpected; the monitoring system appeared to have no abnormalities.

"impossible."

The maintenance team leader frowned deeply.

It's not that there aren't problems.

Rather, the problem was hidden too deeply, and their level of expertise was simply insufficient to detect the anomaly.

"He is a mechanic, and a very powerful one at that."

The repair team leader immediately contacted the person in charge at the military base.

"What, a mechanic?" The person in charge had a loud voice that could be heard for hundreds of meters.

The maintenance team leader rubbed his ear: "We must be on high alert."

The person in charge retorted angrily, "What are you being wary of? Dealing with these energy beams is already exhausting enough. Who has the energy to worry about anything else?"

That's true.

The maintenance team leader shook his head.

If even the person in charge doesn't care, why should he?

The maintenance team leader turned around and prepared to leave the computer room.

But at that moment, he saw a clump of viscous fluid suddenly squeeze out from under a data repeater.

The mucus was wriggling.

In the blink of an eye, it transformed into an oval-shaped sphere.

"!"

The maintenance team leader was taken aback.

Just as he was about to shout, Marcus sprang out a rubbery tentacle from his soft body.

brush--

A flash of cold light disappeared in an instant, freezing the entire server room in place.

"As expected of Dr. An Ran."

An Ran easily took control of the entire military base's surveillance system.

Using the celestial laser as cover, Marcus and his men successfully completed their "smuggling" operation.

Now is the time to launch a coordinated attack from within and without to destroy this space fortress!

Marcus skipped and hopped out of the control room.

He had to hurry, or the credit would be stolen by that sycophant Camilla.

the other side.

The person in charge, who had just finished a conversation with the maintenance team leader, stared in astonishment at the alarm light in front of him.

Just a dozen seconds ago, the siren was blaring like it was having a seizure, so why did it suddenly stop?

"Sir, we..."

A mid-level officer was pale.

The energy shield's shield value dropped by nearly 30% in just one minute; the firepower was simply too intense.

Not to mention that the other side may have already infiltrated the fortress.

"Will the distress signal actually get through?"

The person in charge gave a wry smile.

If the maintenance team leader is right, and the enemy does indeed have a powerful mechanic, how could he possibly allow them to request assistance from a nearby military base?

"Let's give it a try."

"Then let's give it a try."

The person in charge walked up to the machine, but he didn't have much hope.

But to his surprise, his request for help actually received a response.

"What happened?"

The phantom that suddenly appeared spoke in a lazy voice.

The person in charge gasped for breath, his body trembling with excitement. He quickly regained his composure: "We need help! We need help! We've been attacked by an unknown force. The energy shield of the space fortress is about to be broken, and the enemy also has a master-level mechanic."

The person in charge looked anxious.

He didn't know if the mechanic was the Overlord, but it was best to think of such things in a grander light.

"A mechanic at the Dominator level?"

The person on the other side immediately sat up straight.

"No."

hiss--

Just then, a piercing noise drowned out the voice of the person in charge.

Sensing something was wrong, he hurriedly took a few steps back, only to see the communicator explode with a loud crack.

The explosion was not powerful and no one was injured.

But the thick white smoke that followed made the person in charge's heart sink.

"It's about time."

A clear voice rang out in the command room.