Super Spender

Chapter 963: Chapter 957 Inspection 3_1 Chapter 963: Chapter 957 Inspection 3_1 Because this thing itself had no defensive capability and could be destroyed with ease, it was only usable during peaceful periods; at other times, there simply wasn’t an opportunity to use it, so the advantages of this warship were quite obvious.

Moreover, the combat capability of these warships was beyond doubt; he had already witnessed it.

Undoubtedly, the advantages of this warship were not merely superficial.

Beneath the surface, many aspects had surpassed the Federation’s warships.

Considering Finn Lewis had allies from an alien system, it made sense that he would have access to some advanced technology.

Besides, Finn Lewis’s rise to power had been alarmingly quick.

No one, even if they inherited the wealth of a nine-star royal family, could develop their power base so swiftly.

Alexander Rodgers didn’t know how Finn Lewis had accomplished this feat, but attributing it all to the inheritance of the nine-star royal family’s estate seemed insufficient.

Not to mention anything else, the vast wealth that Finn Lewis held, although the Surveillance Bureau could not investigate the accounts at Star Bank, it was evident that the wealth he displayed already surpassed that of many small and medium-sized royal families.

What else had the nine-star royal family had before?

It was just a small Heritage System.

Alexander Rodgers didn’t believe that by simply inheriting the family estate did Finn Lewis inherit the wealth.

The reason was straightforward: the Surveillance Bureau had investigated Finn Lewis’s background thoroughly but found nothing unusual.

Everything seemed perfectly normal.

The warship quickly ended its warp jump amidst Alexander Rodgers’s muddled thoughts.

Once the jump was over, the first thing that caught Finn Lewis’s attention was the grand spectacle displayed on the star map; the density of stars around them was immense, and he immediately knew where they were.

Although Finn Lewis had known the coordinates beforehand, he had never compared them with the star map.

Now that he looked at the surroundings, he realized with a start that this place was the center of the Heritage System, the Galactic Center.

The Galactic Center, located at the central region of the Heritage System, was different from the several spiral arms of the Heritage System because here, the number of stars was incredibly dense, seemingly even more numerous than the planets.

The strong gravity resulting from the massive quantity of stars made it difficult for planets to exist here.

The interweaving gravitational forces rendered any planet unable to survive, tearing it apart into fragments.

Moreover, the star-filled sky here seemed unusually clean.

Unlike many other areas replete with asteroid belts and small planet rings, this area had almost none – since they had already been absorbed by the stars.

You couldn’t find any small planets here.

Of course, there were exceptions.

For instance, right in front of Finn Lewis was a planet, but this wasn’t a life-bearing planet; it appeared silver white in color.

“This is a special kind of metal planet.

Thanks to its significant mass and uniqueness, it possesses both a strong gravitational pull and cohesion, allowing it not to be shattered.

Its gravity is about five times that of a typical humanoid Administrative Star and six times the standard gravity.

We have built a large research institute and base on it.

It holds the largest fleet of the Surveillance Bureau, which is also the most advanced,” Alexander Rodgers immediately briefed Finn Lewis.

Finn Lewis nodded.

At this moment, the ship’s detection system had already found that there was a structure similar to a Star Harbor lying in space ahead, but it wasn’t fixed in space like the usual Star Harbors, which did not move with the planet’s rotation.

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Instead, it was presumably in a geostationary orbit, like a synchronous satellite, positioned over the planet.

On this Star Harbor, there were detected more than thirty first-class warships, and their designs were slightly peculiar.

They were different from the traditional first-class warships of the Federation, somewhat resembling the sealed structure of Earth’s spacecraft.