Chapter 161

But she didn't take it seriously.

Because she treated this information as a prank by the Masked Fools.

There was no helping it.

In order to find her past, she had scoured quite a few materials.

There were a few times she even thought she had found clues.

Only to find out later that the clues didn't match.

Investigating again.

She found out it was the work of the Masked Fools.

So.

When she saw Lin Qi was both a genius and a Lord Ravager, she subconsciously thought it was fake.

She didn't even seek verification from others.

Until now.

She realized she was wrong at the time.

It can only be said that her imagination was still not enough.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have doubted it.

Very suddenly.

March 7th discovered a problem.

A problem about her own origins.

Before.

She had always judged her origins based on common sense; now thinking about it, it might be completely wrong.

Her true identity might be beyond imagination!

In other words...

"I really might be the reincarnation of a jinx?"

"If that's really the case..."

"That's too pathetic!"

March 7th thought while absent-mindedly following Seele forward.

At the same time.

She was also silently praying.

Praying that her identity wouldn't be so absurd.

At the same time.

Herta Space Station, on the other side of the storage cabin.

Kafka and Silver Wolf were a bit conflicted.

"Silver Wolf, are you sure the Stellaron they just took isn't the one we want?"

"..."

Silver Wolf was silent for a moment and didn't speak immediately.

Could she say she wasn't sure either?

Not long ago.

Under the planning of the "script," Silver Wolf had a considerable number of Wingweavers appear in the space station.

And took away a Stellaron.

But the problem appeared right here.

The script only said there were two Stellarons.

But it didn't say which one was the one they needed.

Although they were both Stellarons.

But the one they needed was the one Herta captured that hadn't been activated.

Not the one that was sealed later.

There was a big difference between the two.

According to Elio, only an unactivated Stellaron was safe and stable enough to keep the Stellaron host intact.

An activated Stellaron would cause the Stellaron host's consciousness to be chaotic after waking up.

So.

Facing this step, the two were a bit hesitant.

And couldn't help but think, what if they took the wrong one?

But things had reached this point.

It seemed there was no other way but to continue the script.

"Although Dr. Lin Qi's script is written a bit roughly, he shouldn't make this kind of mistake; anyway, let's find the other Stellaron first!"

Silver Wolf said.

"That's all we can do; I hope we don't make a mistake."

Kafka sighed.

Years of getting along, and the future mentioned in Elio's script.

She and the Stellaron host had long since established a bond.

So.

Kafka could see the Stellaron host lose her memory again, but she didn't want to see her consciousness go wrong after waking up.

After all, if something really went wrong, things would be hard to handle.

Would Elio's script still be accurate then?

No one could say for sure.

But for now, they could only take it one step at a time.

And at this time.

Silver Wolf was looking for the hiding place of the Stellaron.

As a top hacker, she prided herself on having top-notch skills, even Herta couldn't compare to her.

So finding a Stellaron shouldn't be difficult.

But as time passed.

She gradually panicked.

Can't find it?

She had almost turned the hiding room upside down and still hadn't found the location.

"How much longer do we have to look? According to the script, the Astral Express people are almost here; we shouldn't run into them."

Kafka watched Silver Wolf wandering around the hiding room like a headless fly.

Finally, she couldn't help but urge.

Now Silver Wolf completely couldn't hold it together and said speechlessly.

"I want to be fast too! But Lin Qi's script doesn't even say where the Stellaron is!"

"What about Elio's script?" Kafka asked.

"It doesn't say either!" Silver Wolf replied angrily.

Obviously.

After so many missions, this was the one that made her break down the most.

It could even be said she was at her wit's end.

Although she always said, "Let's have some excitement."

But this time it was too exciting!

The Wingweavers were gone, but the Antimatter Legion was still there!

She didn't think the Antimatter Legion would attack them; after all, according to the original script, they were supposed to run into the Antimatter Legion anyway.

For a moment.

Silver Wolf was a bit anxious.

At this time.

Kafka sighed and said.

"Perhaps..."

"We can ask Dr. Lin Qi?"

Silver Wolf was silent for a moment and nodded very reluctantly.

Because to some extent, this meant "clearing the level" had failed.

And the same thing had happened more than once.

The last time was also related to Lin Qi.

She stayed in the dream space for a long time and couldn't find a way out.

Originally, she thought that finding the Stellaron this time would count as clearing the level once.

She didn't expect.

The result was no different.

"Ask him, I lost again." Silver Wolf said dejectedly.

"Don't cry and make a scene like a child; it's not the first time you've lost anyway. Besides, losing to Dr. Lin Qi is not shameful." Kafka said.

"I'm not crying and making a scene." Silver Wolf said stubbornly.

"Is that so?" Kafka didn't continue this topic, "Since this Stellaron is so hard to find, it's actually a good thing for us; at least it can show that the Wingweavers didn't take the wrong Stellaron, right?"

"You're quite open-minded." Silver Wolf sighed, doubting life.

"Hehe, just don't be closed-minded."

Kafka smiled and hurriedly sent a message to Lin Qi.

Soon.

A reply came from the other side, and it was actually...

An auto-reply?

【Curiosity in the Woods: Hello, I am away; this is an auto-reply. Please leave a message if you have any questions.】

Kafka paused for a moment.

Leave a message?

Can this get an answer?

But holding the attitude of treating a dead horse like a live one, she still continued to ask.

【Kafka: Dr. Lin Qi, the script execution had an error; we can't find the location of the Stellaron. Can you tell us where the Stellaron is?】

【Curiosity in the Woods (Auto-reply): Keyword "Stellaron" detected. Querying questioner's permissions... Query successful. Dear Ms. Kafka, you have level two permissions and are allowed to access. Which Stellaron are you querying? Reply "1" to get the location of the Memory Stellaron; reply "2" to get the location of the Destruction Stellaron; reply "3" to get the location of the Preservation Stellaron...】

Seeing the auto-reply message.

Kafka was stunned again.

She didn't care about the permissions; she just wanted to know...

Where did Lin Qi get so many Stellarons!

Looking at that long list of Stellarons, there were even two digits!

And they were even categorized?

At this moment.

Kafka just wanted to ask, who exactly is the Stellaron Hunter?

Did something go wrong somewhere?

The Stellaron Hunters shouldn't be them; it should be Lin Qi.

But Kafka was Kafka; she could always calm down quickly.

So after just being dazed for a moment.

She recovered.

And started looking for the one she wanted.

But the key to the problem was.

What number should she reply for the one in the space station?

Trying to reply with "1".

【Curiosity in the Woods (Auto-reply): Query request received, location found. This Stellaron is currently located in the Jarilo-VI star system; rough coordinates have been sent. Friendly reminder: You have two more query requests. Query count recovery time: one system year.】

There's even a limit to the number of times?

Kafka was a bit surprised.

Because according to her initial idea, she actually wanted to try them one by one.

Although it was a bit troublesome, it was somewhat of a method.

But the query limit made it a bit troublesome.

"Silver Wolf, you ask and see."

Saying this.

Kafka explained the ins and outs.

Silver Wolf, holding the attitude of trying it out, also inquired.

And then...

She broke down again.

【Curiosity in the Woods (Auto-reply): Hello Ms. Silver Wolf, the system has detected that you are a high-risk individual, and your access level has been downgraded to level eight. I'm sorry, I cannot query the location of the Stellaron for you. You can try querying other questions, such as: "Where is the best noodle shop nearby?", "Is there really special service on the second floor of the Star Sea Foot Bath?", "How to get a pentakill while picking your feet?"...】

"What is all this?"

Silver Wolf was completely dumbfounded.

She admitted she had hacked into Jarilo's network, and not just once.

But she didn't cause any destruction.

Nor did she find any very special information.

It was nothing more than the means of access being a bit improper.

But she is a hacker!

If a hacker takes the "front door," is it still a hacker?

Before.

Silver Wolf had never thought this was a problem.

Nor did she think there would be any punishment.

Now she finally understood that all "shortcuts" in the world have already been marked with a price.

Otherwise, as fellow Stellaron Hunters.

Why is her access level level eight, while Kafka's is level two?

This difference is too big!

As for cracking the permissions...

This was something Silver Wolf hadn't considered at all.

Nonsense.

If she could do it, would she still not be able to find the Stellaron?

Fortunately, Kafka's brain turned quickly.

After carefully looking at the Stellaron location options, she had a guess.

Then she queried again.

But the number entered this time was not any of the ones in the list.

It was "0".

【Curiosity in the Woods (Auto-reply): Query request received, location found. This Stellaron is currently located in the Herta Space Station; specific location has been sent, please pay attention to checking it.】

"Found it!" Kafka smiled.

"How did you think of replying with 0?" Silver Wolf was a bit curious.

"It's simple."

Kafka explained, "The Stellarons in the list are all marked with Paths; although I don't know if this is Dr. Lin Qi's classification method for Stellarons, I think since they were classified, they must have been activated, so the ones that haven't been activated must not be on the list. And the numbers not on the list are either infinitely many or zero."

"Kafka, how come I didn't know you had decryption talent?"

Silver Wolf admired.