Dias took out a dark gold book and wrote something with a grin on his face. Then, he happily tore off the top page and pasted it on the most conspicuous spot at the entrance. After pasting it, the palm-sized piece of paper expanded to the size of a black suitcase. On top of it was a dazzling number and a knife-shaped symbol.
This thing that looked like a notice was … a receipt?
When Silin saw the symbol, his pupils shrank and his heart skipped a beat.
Vanguard! The symbol of Vanguard, one of the four great hunter regiments in the League of Stars!
The four great hunter regiments were different from hunters that acted alone or in small groups. Their goals were bigger, so big that it made people gasp in amazement. They were involved in the discovery of new habitable planets, the development of regions, and the trading of large amounts of mineral resources. Their goals could be a family, an organization, a city, or even a planet or an unknown region in the galaxy, and they had the ability to complete it … These were not things that ordinary hunters could handle.
It was worth mentioning that the electronic magazine Brave, which had a contribution of more than 80 points, was only inferior to Glory and Code in the Star Alliance. In every issue, information about the four great Hunter Groups occupied 80% of the page. One could imagine the influence of the four great Hunter Groups. They were existences that even the government had to be wary of.
The security team came in a hurry, but when the captain of the security team walked into the control room and saw the flashing "notice", his face, which was already a little dark, suddenly turned as black as coal, and a layer of his face could be scraped off. When he looked up again, someone was sitting on the captain's chair with his legs crossed, nibbling on a fruit with a crisp sound.
"Reporting, Captain. There are a total of twenty-four robbers on the ship. Twenty-three are unconscious, one is dead, and some of the passengers have minor injuries. No fatalities. Currently being comforted …"
Listening to his subordinate's report, the security team leader's face turned darker and darker. He wanted to rush over and strangle the robbers to death.
Robbery? Fight my ass! They didn't even know the other party's background before taking action. Robbing an A-rank experience hunter? Are they a bunch of idiots? Not only was it a robbery, but they were also toyed with by the other party like they were children. A living robber was worth more than a dead one. The price would at least double. How much money would the security team have to report? Most importantly, the people who caught the robbers were the ones that the security team wanted to avoid but couldn't! Speaking of which, why did this guy come to a poor place like Sector X? Logically speaking, Sector X was the most meaningless place to explore.
The more the security team leader thought about it, the angrier he became. The blue veins on his forehead bulged, and he kicked several subordinates beside him out of the door. The vice-captain, who had followed along, was a little dissatisfied. Even if he was lecturing his subordinates, he couldn't do it in front of outsiders. Wasn't this exposing his own family's shame? However, when he looked up and saw the dazzling "notice", his expression changed instantly. He turned around and kicked the people behind him with a livid expression.
It seemed that their security team was going to be scolded when they reported back. For example, "Do the security team guys eat sh * t?!" "Have your brains aged? They can't even defend against such robbers? "" Why the f * ck are those money-sucking vampires here?! "
The moment he thought about it, the security team leader's facial muscles began to twitch uncontrollably, "Vanguard Division Six's vice-captain — Dias. I've heard a lot about you."
Because Silin didn't come into contact with Vanguard's level of information, he only knew about the four great Hunter regiments. He didn't know much about the B Squadrons.
No wonder Dias's expression was so strange when he saw Silin's calm reaction after reporting his name.
However, Silin was truly surprised. Wasn't Dias a little too young to be the vice-captain of Vanguard's B Squadron? He didn't look more than ten years older than Silin.
Seeing the security team captain walk over, Dias was still sitting on the captain's seat with a golden saber. He wasn't surprised to hear the other party mention his name and origin, and said with a smile, "Yo, you've been recognized."
The faces of the security team members turned a little green. Who in the security team didn't know about the knife-shaped symbol on that 'notice'? They had a corresponding understanding of every fleet, and they had done their homework on the Sixth Fleet's recent activities in the surrounding Sectors. Several core members of the Sixth Division had even been blacklisted, and they were basically guarding against them like thieves. They didn't expect to run into them in the end.
"According to the relevant laws and contracts, you have to pay me a certain amount of money. I've pasted the bill over there, and I hope you can fulfill it as soon as possible."
"Of … course …" The security team captain almost squeezed out the two words through his teeth. Their hearts were bleeding. The higher-ups would definitely deduct their pay. Who asked the 'money-sucking vampires' Hunters to deal with the robbers and not the security team?
It was at this moment all the signal receivers and displays in the control room started to lose control.
"There's an external signal!" a crew member shouted.
Just as he finished speaking, a powerful rhythm of music started playing.
Six consecutive gun-like sounds appeared one after another in a certain rhythm, interspersed with music that sounded like a string of beads. The data and images displayed on all the electronic screens in the starship also jumped to the same rhythm. The noisy crowd in the cabin immediately quieted down, and a bewitching power that made everyone's heartbeat almost synchronized spread along with the music. The music carried a powerful force and gradually turned ancient and distant, like a sharp knife that pierced through every space.
Audio interference, signal assimilation!
This was the first time Silin had experienced something like this. He had only heard about it on television or in magazines before, but it was still much more shocking to experience it in person.
The prelude signal music of the Hunter regiment was the same as the emblem of the Hunter regiment, it was a symbol. There would be some differences between the B Squadrons under the Hunter regiment. For example, the six accents just now meant that it was someone from the Sixth Division of Vanguard.
A starship instantly appeared on the display screen, and above this starship, a huge knife-shaped cursor appeared. Next to the knife was the number '6'.
Vanguard Division Six!
"Oh, my people are here to pick me up. Sigh, I was going to take a passenger ship."
Dias's tone was regretful, but his expression was smug. The people of the security team wanted nothing more than to serve him with their guns.
A face with an ostentatious smile suddenly appeared on the control room's display screen.
"Vice-captain, are you going to teleport or do you want to come here yourself?"
The people of the security team were furious. They glared fiercely at the person in charge of operating the starship's control room. The person had an innocent look on his face. The speed at which the other party could remotely control the starship's display screen was completely unstoppable.
"Nonsense, of course it's teleportation. Oh right, set it to two people. I'll bring a little guy over."
Silin had a bad feeling.
Dias roared at the screen and then turned to look at Silin.
"Sigh, Silin, come with your big brother to take a spin on the starship."
White light enveloped the two of them, and in the blink of an eye, they disappeared from the control room.
The captain of the security team's face was gloomy. He said to the person at the control panel, "Get the information about the two of them on the starship!"
"That … all the information, information, videos, etc. about the two of them have been deleted." The operator was trembling with fear.
"Trash!" The captain of the security team smashed the chair next to him with a punch.
The group of people hung their heads and silently cursed. The other party was from Vanguard. How could they be easily dealt with?
On the other side.
After Silin was teleported to the Vanguard Sixth Division's starship, he said to Dias, "I still have luggage on the starship."
Dias didn't care. "The items in the warehouse aren't important. They're dispensable to you."
As he spoke, a voice called out from afar.
"Vice-captain, you're finally back!" The figure rushed over like the wind. Just when Silin thought that the two of them were going to put on a show of a subordinate greeting a superior with glory, the person's next sentence was in an impolite tone. "Where's the stuff?"
Dias seemed to be used to this kind of situation. He directly threw the five boxes over. Among them was the big box that Silin had seen before. The box was made of a special anti-radiation material. The things inside should be energy.
After carrying the five boxes, the person turned around happily and was ready to leave.
"Hey, Kari, what's the hurry? Didn't you see that I brought a guest over?" Dias grabbed Kari's ear and said, but there was no hint of blame in his tone.
Kari bared his teeth, indicating that Dias should be lenient on his ear.
Silin knew that Kari was deliberately ignoring him. Before he was recognized, he wouldn't respect you.
Kari carried the five boxes in one hand and freed his other hand. He rubbed his ear and stretched it over. There was a formal smile on his face. There was no sincerity at all when he was facing Dias.
"Hello."
A handshake.
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