Lian Han raised an eyebrow. The old man usually offered advice, but the final decision rested with her. He rarely used such a commanding tone. [I'm even more curious now. But you probably don't want to say.]

Xing Yucheng chuckled, "[Seeing it with your own eyes is better than hearing it from others.]"

Lian Han turned her head to look at Ning Jue, who happened to be looking at her as well. In just an instant, Ning Jue knew her plan and frowned. "He can't keep us here."

"But I'm curious. And I feel in my heart that I should go."

Even though he guessed she was referring to his brother, Ning Jue still didn't want to release him, for the waters of the heavens were no less treacherous than those of the military.

The AI ​​suddenly vibrated. Ning Jue opened it, frowned after reading the message, and said, "Be careful."

He agreed? Lian Han was surprised; she thought she would have to explain it to him more.

Ning Jue looked at the man on the screen and said calmly, "Come and pick her up. But if she is injured, neither Marshal Ling nor I will let Zhu Tian off the hook."

The man looked at the federal general and said solemnly, "Of course."

The man turned off the video, rubbing his throbbing head. He hadn't wanted to involve two of the most powerful people in the Federation. But that person—

"Yi Jun, go and pick them up," the man instructed.

"Yes, Father."

Lian Han stepped onto the warship of the heavens and raised an eyebrow in surprise when he saw Yi Jun. Before he could say anything, the AI ​​suddenly vibrated. It was a message from An He.

The message made the girl's expression change: Jiang Chenrui!

Then she reflexively looked at the closed hatch, and then thought of his sudden change of mind—Ning Jue! You're all bastards!