Chapter 1164: Chapter 1158: Infiltration 2_1 Chapter 1164: Chapter 1158: Infiltration 2_1 After hearing what Finn Lewis had to say, Tyrone Armstrong fell silent for a mont.
Evidently, he hadn’t anticipated such an answer.
He thought that Lewis’s star system had also been invaded by the Dark ssengers, forcing them to flee here.
Yet, unexpectedly, it was another answer altogether.
“Your Highness, that is nothing in comparison.
Without experiencing that great war, you cannot comprehend its brutality nor understand just how damnable the Dark ssengers are.
This is a war of extinction, a fight to the death without any room for compromise or any other outco,” said Tyrone Armstrong.
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Finn Lewis silently nodded in agreent.
One wouldn’t know these things without coming here.
And now, on the screen, Insect Species spores were quietly landing among the debris.
Lewis didn’t stop this from happening, as it was one of Keller’s standard battle tactics—allocating portions of Insect Units to hatch in every sector.
Then they would conduct a sweeping search across all areas, ensuring no essential items or hidden enemies were overlooked.
Watching the scene unfold outside, Lewis began to ponder whether his previous thoughts had been too naïve.
He wondered if he should change his perspective, as so things may no longer be worth holding onto.
The Heritage System had been completely occupied by the enemy, unlike the Milky Way—it was all Dark ssengers now.
“Luna Starfield, how’s the progress on decrypting the data?” Lewis asked.
“We need so more ti.
However, the data we’ve acquired is too limited to substantially aid our understanding of the system’s situation,” said Luna Starfield.
This information ca from the research facility they had rescued Tyrone Armstrong from, where Luna Starfield had managed to gather all the retainable data.
But this information didn’t greatly assist them in understanding the current state of the Heritage System, as it could be said that the entire system had been annihilated.
Dark ssengers existed solely to destroy; they had no need to develop in other aspects, nor consider any form of political system.
Hence, there was a natural absence of news or similar information.
Besides direct communication for research purposes, there was no other news or gossip—the Dark ssengers surely wouldn’t waste energy investigating matters unrelated to their mission of destruction.
Therefore, the only information Lewis and his team could obtain was fragnted and scarcely useful.
All of the Dark ssengers’ resources had been devoted to constructing war machines.
Basic provisions such as food were no longer available, let alone anything else.
One shouldn’t even think about news.
Inside the screen, the overseeing kingworm kept advancing, while Insect Units were landing on every large wreckage and planet.
It wasn’t until the kingworm had advanced enough that Lewis and his team saw a different landscape.
Between the fourth and third planets of the Heritage System, so well-preserved factories and bases remained operational.
Moreover, many warships and transport vessels were bustling about, presumably because the absence of enemies ant they no longer had to worry about their safety.
Although these facilities were not utterly defenseless like that research base, their current defenses were incomparably weaker than before.
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