Chapter 1392: 459. Laying Plans in the Dark_2
But in fact, Noland Lee’s magic puppets had already been deployed, setting up invisible magic bombs at crucial nodes on the defensive line.
Two months ago, when Noland Lee severely damaged the raider fleet of the Angel Enterprises Alliance outside the black hole, he had already demonstrated his ability to set up invisible bombs.
After that battle, the Alliance carefully analyzed the reasons for their defeat based on the combat records sent back from the scene.
They confird that their ships had been shattered by sothing invisible but could never determine how that thing had been placed on the ships.
After several discussions, Angel Enterprises Alliance could only develop several theoretically possible devices for detecting hidden objects, based on the situation at the scene.
Noland Lee shook his head with a smile at this because all these devices were useless; it was simply impossible to detect the presence of the “Veil of Different Worlds”.
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So, now, even though Angel’s Voice Space Station was swarming with the Alliance’s ard personnel inside and out, Noland Lee still leisurely spread out a large number of magic puppets and set up many magic bombs.
“In about half an hour, the construction of the Secondary Stargate will be completed. The magic bombs should be in place around this ti.”
While observing Magic Vision, Noland Lee calculated the ti in his mind.
If all went well, he would reach the scene with the Angel Crystals and release the Seal on the Assassin Angel in three hours.
There were two places where things could go wrong.
Noland Lee looked at the first and second Magic Views.
The magic stargate in the first view had limited transport capacity.
If it was sabotaged by a spy, then Noland’s work of deploying Players would be interrupted.
Stargates are fragile, and the magic ones are no exception.
All it would take is a few magnetically charged blasts from an Alliance spy nearby to disrupt the stargate’s transition process or even cause it to malfunction completely.
The Forward Base in the second Magic View had yet to have a fully built defense line.
Noland Lee was quite worried that it would be struck by the Alliance before the Players could organize a respectable self-defense force.
Within the player community, there were surely eyes and ears of the Alliance.
Noland Lee was quite certain of this.
It was only a matter of ti before the Forward Base would be attacked by the Alliance.
To delay the attack for as long as possible, Noland Lee had constructed the “Veil of Different Worlds” around the Forward Base.
Only when the Secondary Stargate began deploying ships to the front line would the Forward Base’s location possibly be discovered by the Alliance.
Noland Lee didn’t dare to assu that events would proceed smoothly according to his plan.
He always had a premonition that today’s operation would encounter sothing unexpected.
This feeling stemd from observations over the past two months.
As far as he understood, the tal Ancestor Dragon, Angel Enterprises Alliance, and Dark Divine Cult seed to have entered a dormant phase.
All three were very quiet and had not stirred any further trouble.
Noland Lee was now playing an open hand.
The Players surely didn’t know the purpose of Noland Lee gathering Angel Crystals, but the tal Ancestor Dragons and the other two parties definitely understood.
Yet in such circumstances, the tal Ancestor Dragon was obsessed with commanding tal Creations to explore the illusion spaces of the Inner Cosmos’ Boundary, Angel Enterprises Alliance adopted a passive defense against player raids, and the Dark Divine Cult had wholly gone underground, no longer instigating player rebellion against the “Command”.
The enemy shrouded in mystery, Noland Lee could not see through the veil, which indeed made him feel uneasy.
Noland Lee had discussed this phenonon with the Scroll Angel and “Command”.
The Scroll Angel felt that even if there were traps ahead, one still had to try, as the opportunity to rescue the Assassin Angel was at hand and there was no reason to miss it.
Moreover, if sothing unexpected occurred, Noland Lee also had the Players as a buffer to gain enough ti and space to adjust his strategy.
“Command” shared a similar view with the Scroll Angel, also believing that one must shoot the arrow since it was already on the string.
“It’s about ti…”
Noland Lee sat at the table, held his breath, and concentrated, gathering his thoughts.
The construction of the Forward Base was complete, and a total of over 300,000 players were assembling in the unfamiliar starry sky.
Now was the ti to flatten the Angel’s Voice Space Station.
Noland Lee accessed the Ga System, opening the task interface and sending out the task representing the start of a full-scale attack.
Three to five seconds later, the second Magic View flashed with densely packed transition lights.
A full 30,000 battleships and countless other ships entered the thousands of Secondary Stargates, swarming towards the Angel’s Voice Space Station.
Just then, Noland Lee detected sothing wrong from the transition fluctuations of the Secondary Stargate.
“ow~”
The cry of the Snow-winged Cat rang in Noland Lee’s ears, carrying a clear sense of urgency, as if it was trying to warn its master of sothing.
Noland Lee had a deep connection with Kitty and quickly understood the aning:
“Are you saying soone is ssing with the transition route of the Secondary Stargate?”
“ow ow ow~”
The Snow-winged Cat stretched out two paws and gestured in the Magic View observing the Secondary Stargate.
Noland Lee raised an eyebrow and imdiately activated the “Magic Pipe Network”.
An image full of energy threads unfolded before his eyes, and Noland Lee quickly noticed sothing unusual.
Normally, a transition signal goes straight ahead, directly reaching its destination without deviation.
But now, the transition signal of the Secondary Stargate after stretching out tens of thousands of kiloters, suddenly took a big turn in mid-air, pointing in another direction.
And the thing causing the transition signal to bend was a series of light balls filled with mosaic luminosity.
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