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Following Violet's instructions, Aidan also turned his gaze to the radar screen and noticed three unidentifiable spacecraft silently arranging themselves around The Wanderer. Outside, there was silence, no sign of any figures, only these mysterious ships and the cold starlight in space.
Inside the cockpit of The Wanderer, a tense yet expectant atmosphere filled the air. Aidan and Violet worked together seamlessly, adjusting the ship's navigation status. Outside the window, the vague outlines of the three ships gradually became clearer as they ghosted around The Wanderer, maintaining an elusive distance, seemingly assessing every move in the shadows.
Violet furrowed her brows slightly, her gaze alternating between scanning the radar screen and staring at the mysterious ships outside the window. She harbored a hint of distrust towards the enigmatic organization known as Kronos, fully aware that in this corner of the universe, every unknown could potentially conceal a danger.
A sardonic smile tugged at the corner of Violet's mouth as she quietly remarked, "These sneaky bastards never show their true selves." Her eyes revealed a hint of dissatisfaction and wariness, seemingly not too reassured by this covert approach.
Aidan focused on controlling the joystick, his eyes fixed on the flashing indicator lights on the communicator. "It's precisely because they never show themselves that it seems safer," he responded. To him, this kind of concealment was exactly the protection they needed for this journey.
Maintaining his composure, Aidan skillfully piloted the spacecraft, ensuring they wouldn't attract the attention of space customs. On the communicator, Kron's instructions kept flashing, and he adjusted the direction and speed as directed, keeping The Wanderer on a safe course. Kron's mysterious and efficient nature left a deep impression on Aidan; they were like ghosts moving through space, leaving no trace yet seemingly everywhere.
The universe outside the window remains tranquil and profound, with only these mysterious spacecraft secretly controlling everything. The Wanderer is surrounded by these spacecraft, like a small insect caught in a spider's web, only able to obey these invisible forces.
Aidan's operation appears very delicate and cautious, as he gently adjusts the speed and direction of the spacecraft, ensuring a safe distance from the Kronos spacecraft. Each subtle movement of the spacecraft requires extreme precision to avoid unnecessary attention.
As The Wanderer slowly advances through the quietness of the universe, the tension of Aidan and Violet gradually eases. Suddenly, Saul's voice comes through the communication channel, carrying a hint of unease and impatience: "Oh my! Are we asking the Krongs for help with smuggling again? These guys are too eerie. Every time I deal with them, it feels like I'm dealing with ghosts."
Aidan responds with a hint of resignation in his voice: "Hey! Do you have a better choice? In this universe, the Krongs are the best at smuggling and trafficking, and their secrecy can ensure our safety. Not everyone can leisurely fly around in space like us, right?"
Violet then added calmly, "Saul, the mystery and secrecy of the Krongs is exactly what we need. Their technology and network cover the entire galaxy, and we rarely have the opportunity to utilize their resources. What we need is discretion and security, not to stir up trouble."
Aidan's eyes were fixed on the control panel, while he pondered the next course of action. He knew that this journey was filled with uncertainty, but he also understood that only with the help of the Krongs could they get closer to the secrets of Kaplan Star and the "Forgotten City."
As The Wanderer slowly approached the maritime boundary of the planet Obidus, Aidan's communicator suddenly emitted a deep, electronic voice with a secretive and urgent tone: "Hey! We're about to pass through the inspection mechanism of Obidus. We'll be taking a special passage where there are no scanning devices from the maritime authorities. Keep a close watch on your radar and don't make a wrong turn. That area is filled with space debris and remnants of the previous war. Be careful not to get lost in those wrecks or encounter any accidents."
Aidan furrowed his brow, his gaze fixed on the ship's navigation system, diligently following the guidance from Krong. He responded, "Understood, we will closely follow the guidance. Keep the communication open in case of any unforeseen circumstances."
Violet also focused on observing the surrounding space environment, ensuring that the spacecraft would not mistakenly enter dangerous areas. She added softly, "The environment here is complex, and we need to be careful. These space debris may conceal many dangers."
Saul and Lina in other parts of the spacecraft were also prepared to deal with any potential emergencies. Saul checked his weapons to ensure they were ready for use at any time. Lina inspected the spacecraft's defense systems to ensure they would function in emergency situations.
As The Wanderer slowly delves deeper into deep space, a vast space graveyard comes into view for Aidan and his teammates. The spectacle before them is both spectacular and harrowing, and although it is not their first time witnessing it, it still fills them with an indescribable pressure.
Before them lie densely packed shipwrecks, the once vibrant spacecraft now reduced to torn and shattered metal frames. Among the wreckage, various fragments and broken parts are scattered, quietly floating in space as if recounting the fierceness of past battles.
Even more shocking is the various human body remains scattered among these wreckage, they have lost their former vitality, and are just cold symbols in space. These remains are not only symbols of death, but also witnesses to the intense battles that once took place in this space.
Aidan tightly grips the spaceship's control stick, with a determined and serious look in his eyes. He knows well the risks of crossing this space graveyard, and every operation requires extreme caution. Violet and Lina are assisting in monitoring the spaceship's path to avoid colliding with any wreckage.
Saul's expression was solemn, his gaze constantly scanning the wreckage, remaining vigilant. In this environment, any small mistake could lead to fatal consequences.
The entire cabin was filled with a silent and tense atmosphere. Space graveyards were not just a physical obstacle, but also a test of the soul, constantly reminding every member of The Wanderer that the vastness of the universe is filled with both indifference and danger.
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