Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique Chapter 569 - 158: Who is the Prey? 1

Chapter 569: Chapter 158: Who is the Prey? _1

“The other party is requesting communication.”

Tower Spirit issued a reminder, attracting everyone’s attention.

Sandra thought for a mont, then made a decision: “Connect.”

“Understood.”

Tower Spirit took the order and executed it.

The video communication was quickly connected.

On the large screen, two familiar faces appeared side by side.

They were Wizard Verna of the Fla and tal Trading Company and the “Scholar” from the White Tower Alliance.

“Sandra, it’s been a long ti.”

The “Scholar” held a large book in his left hand, waved his right hand, and politely greeted.

“Sandra, we et again, and in this way.”

Wizard Verna was not in her usual three-point attire this ti, but was dressed in airtight interstellar life support suit.

She made a tight gripping action while speaking, her expression extrely grim.

It seed that she could easily capture Sandra and her interstellar warship.

Sandra scoffed: “Do you think you’ve outsmarted ?”

The Cloud Rainbow was isolated.

The two fleets attacking from both sides were standard units of the Wizard World’s interstellar fleet: one main force warship, three supplentary warships, and one supply ship.

By number, with one against ten, the difference was huge.

However, the configuration of the “Cloud Rainbow” was of flagship level.

Regarding combat power, it was second only to the Star Destroyer Fortress among the many classes of interstellar warships of the Sage-Level Legion.

Facing two main interstellar warships at the sa ti, it didn’t feel inferior at all.

Even if the other party had six auxiliary warships coordinating, Sandra was confident she would not be disadvantageous.

However, the other party ca unexpectedly. They were unsure if there were other reinforcents behind, and the situation was unclear.

Also, Sandra hadn’t figured out how her whereabouts got leaked, so she chose not to face the battle directly and turned around.

“Cut communication.”

“Proceed at full speed.”

Sandra ordered consecutively.

Tower Spirit executed imdiately.

The person on the screen disappeared, restoring the original state, showing real-ti images of the surrounding starry sky of the “Cloud Rainbow”.

One of the three engines of the “Cloud Rainbow,” the conventional engine, was fully powered, accelerating the warship to the speed of light.

The fleets of the Fla and tal Trading Company and the White Tower Alliance, under the command of Wizard Verna and “Scholar” Silvano Latorey, chased tail-to-tail.

There was already a long distance between the two parties.

The “Cloud Rainbow” traveled at the maximum speed of conventional travel – the speed of light.

If the two fleets didn’t activate their jump engines or curvature engines, they would never be able to catch up with the “Cloud Rainbow”.

However, it’s difficult to control the distance precisely in jump mode and adjust flexibly in curvature mode.

Both have their pros and cons and are not necessarily able to block the “Cloud Rainbow”‘s way perfectly when used in pursuit.

To be on the safe side, after consulting with each other, WizardVerna and “Scholar” Silvano decided to chase it like this for a while.

Wear down the conventional power reserves of the “Cloud Rainbow”, then take corresponding actions according to the situation.

“Sothing’s wrong.”

In the “Cloud Rainbow”‘s cockpit, Sandra muttered to herself, “how did they find out about my whereabouts?”

Soon, a look of annoyance flashed across Sandra’s face. Without letting the mbers of the mini legion avoid it, she directly told Tower Spirit, “Contact Lady Lisandra.”

“Understood.”

Tower Spirit took the order and imdiately sent a communication request to the ergency contact, Lady Lisandra.

At an operating position on the left, Link heard this na, his eyes subtle.

“Oh, my dear daughter, are you in trouble again?”

Lady Lisandra’s figure appeared in the cockpit in the form of a holographic image.

She looked around, her gaze lingering on Link for half a second, then fell on Sandra, opening with a stickily sweet tone.

Sandra kept a straight face and asked coldly, “Did you use as bait?”

Lady Lisandra mid a heart-clutching gesture with a pained expression, “Oh, it breaks my heart that my daughter would misinterpret this way.”

“Be normal!”

Sandra looked at her flamboyant and indifferent mother as if there were three black lines hanging on her forehead.

“Alright then.”

Lisandra responded in a pretentious manner, quickly regained her composure, and cald down. “I didn’t use you as bait, it was your uncle Frist’s idea.”

“What do you an?”

Sandra asked coldly, not blaming her right away.

Compared to her own mother, Sandra undoubtedly trusted Uncle Frist more.

Lisandra replied:

“Didn’t he arrange a sneak attack on the Fla and tal Trading Company and the White Tower Alliance?

Now they want to retaliate in kind to redeem their captured personnel.

Your uncle said it was better to expose a flaw rather than passively defend.

Since you were going to continue that mission, he made so arrangents, allowing the subordinate agencies of the Supre Council to leak your whereabouts.”

Executing the mission issued by the High Council wasn’t as simple as submitting a task report.

What ti to set off, in what way and from what path to head to, when and where to arrive at the mission location, Sandra had to prepare in advance.

After these preparations and subsequent submission of the mission report, the task could be completed.

Sandra knew that with Uncle Frist’s shrewdness, it was not a difficult task to let the subordinate institutions of the Supre Council leak the information smoothly without raising suspicion.

The difficulty was in how to manipulate the Fla and tal Trading Company and the White Tower Alliance to send a killing squad that was not the Sage-Level Legion.

There were countless gas to this, which were not easily described in a few words.

Sandra didn’t think too much about these aspects, but about what Uncle Frist’s purpose was by doing this.