Super Spender

Chapter 939: Chapter 933 Fool (1)_1 Chapter 939: Chapter 933 Fool (1)_1 Sekata Brown was momentarily stunned, then immediately snapped back to reality.

If what Finn Lewis said was true, then the situation was indeed troublesome.

Though dark messengers in human form are difficult to deal with, they can be distinguished—everyone knows they are the enemy and can directly engage them in battle.

However, if ordinary humans were collaborating with the dark messengers…

Sekata, of course, understood how troublesome the situation could be if what Finn had stated was true.

The enemy was already difficult to attack while visible, let alone now that they had seemingly transitioned from overt to covert operations.

It would be disastrous if they were to be backstabbed at a critical moment during a confrontation.

Their entire campaign could fall apart, all tactics would fail.

Thus, the matter was of great importance.

Sekata nodded his head, and even Miles, who stood by silently, undoubtedly had some thoughts on the matter.

About fifteen minutes later, Chief Adelina and another dark sanctuary warrior appeared before them.

The warrior was unknown to Finn and the others.

Upon their arrival, Adriana Wilson spoke directly, “Sullivan, whatever Prince Finn asks you, you will answer.”
“Yes, Honorable Chieftain,” the dark sanctuary warrior respectfully responded.

“Your name is Sullivan?

Hello, I would like to know about the humans who are responsible for the attack—the ones collaborating with the Cloud Spirit dark messengers to attack your people—are they dark messengers or ordinary humans?” Finn asked earnestly.

“They should be ordinary humans.

Their eyes haven’t turned the red of dark messengers, and there’s no decay on their bodies.

Human dark messengers usually have at least one area that looks virus-infected and degenerated,” Sullivan replied promptly.

“We have relevant video footage that should show this,” Sullivan added quickly.

Finn nodded thoughtfully, then continued with his questioning, “Another problem is, based on your observations, is the collaboration between these humans and the Cloud Spirit dark messengers one of mutual agreement, or are the humans under the command of the dark messengers?”
It might be challenging to deduce from the warfare, but it was still somewhat possible to discern some clues.

If it was a matter of mutual cooperation, then it’s possible those humans don’t understand what the dark messengers represent and were simply deceived.

But if they were under the command of the Cloud Spirits, then it’s quite likely that some higher-ups among the humans are directly controlled by the dark messengers.

“It is difficult to ascertain, I apologize, Your Highness,” Sullivan said after a moment’s thought.

“It’s alright, thank you.

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I have no more questions,” Finn replied with a nod.

“Sullivan, you may go attend to your duties,” Chief Adelina nodded.

After Sullivan left, Finn couldn’t help but chuckle bitterly.

“Things are getting extremely troublesome now.

So, Chief Adelina, you need to confirm your exact coordinates, and I pray it’s not the location I’m thinking of.”
The four of them immediately boarded a small spaceship and returned to the battleship.

Sekata promptly transferred the star map of the Heritage System that Finn had provided to them, and then Adriana Wilson instantly reported a set of coordinates.

The spaceship’s main control system immediately pinpointed a location in the Heritage System based on the provided coordinates.

Seeing this location, both Finn and Miles’s expressions turned grave.

It was exactly what they had feared most—the location was indeed within the Rochefort Clan’s territory, precisely the region previously mentioned by the Luna Starfield, where the Rochefort domain had completely erased its presence from the Star Domain Network.

Now, even accessing information from inside that area would be extremely difficult for Finn.