Super Spender Chapter 1081

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“Whether it’s possible or not, you’ll find out soon enough.

I’ll say it again, just wait and keep your neck clean for .

Since you’ve betrayed humanity, you’d better be prepared today,” Finn Lewis said with a cold laugh.

After finishing his words, Finn Lewis didn’t pay any attention to the sowhat hysterical Alex on the other end of the communication but simply cut off the connection.

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“Your Highness?

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Is this true?” Lucy Watson’s voice was almost urgent as soon as Finn Lewis hung up.

“Of course, it’s true.

What?

Did you think I was joking?

This is my ace in the hole; I just never told you about it,” Finn Lewis said indifferently.

“If that’s the case, then I’m relieved.

But I wonder, do those space monsters also possess intelligence?

Are they also a kind of alien life form?” Lucy Watson asked curiously.

“You could say that.

However, their intelligence isn’t the sa as what we imagine,” Finn Lewis said, shaking his head slightly.

It’s rare for Lucy Watson to be curious, “I wonder if I could observe their way of fighting?” she asked quickly.

“Of course, you can.

Their neural network can simulate our electronic signals, allowing us to establish direct contact.

In fact, we can board their spaceship, which is a type of flying space monster called Leviathan,” Finn Lewis said with a smile.

As Finn Lewis’s voice fell, he imdiately contacted Keller, who, along with a few other Queens, had already gathered their Leviathans.

Now, all six of Finn Lewis’s Leviathans had assembled here.

And that was not all; these Leviathans carried massive energy reserves, enough to support a huge war.

As a result, Finn Lewis had almost depleted the entire Resource Galaxy.

When one Leviathan after another, each comparable in size to the Spear of the Sun, transitioned to the periphery of the fleet, the commotion they caused was unimaginable.

Although everyone had been notified that these creatures were allies, the sight of these fierce, terrifying space monsters would instill fear in anyone.

Even Finn Lewis, who had a psychic connection with all the Insect Species, found their appearance to be sowhat unpleasant—not to ntion ordinary people.

It was already impressive that the soldiers kept from going weak at the knees.

Especially as the Leviathans continued to approach the fleet, preparing to take Finn Lewis and others on board, everyone in the fleet felt a chill in their spines.

“Boss, are you sure these are our allies?

This…

this couldn’t be monsters in disguise, right?

They’re just too frightening; these are clearly space monsters.”

“Boss, are you sure we don’t need to attack?”

“No need!

We have clear orders from above; these are our allies.” The officer who answered was a bit more forceful in tone, but no one was concerned about that anymore.

Everyone’s attention was elsewhere.

Such inquiries were repeated on nearly every warship, and they kept coming.

Even those on the Spear of the Sun, like Lucy Watson and her companions, were just as shocked.

When people saw these things, their faces were full of astonishnt.

Humans could understand building a spaceship as big as the Spear of the Sun; after all, technological power is limitless.

With enough strength, even space cities much larger than the Spear of the Sun or even artificial planets were not out of the question.