Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

"With such a spirit, we are bound to succeed, so I will speed up!"

The Middle-Stage Galactic Lifeform silently smiled.

Next, the speed of this team suddenly increased by a notch.

The arrival of the outside team was beyond Adisa’s expectation.

It was still doing its best to help Jia Yan buy time.

Overall, this delay was beneficial, because the outsiders, up till now, still couldn’t be sure if the person they were looking for was here. If Adisa didn’t help delay, and the outsiders knew that the wanted criminal they were searching for was indeed here, it would become a big problem.

Instead of one Star River level team, it might be two teams, or even three teams coming.

That would likely be a terrifying threat that even a Top Peak Being of Mid-stage Star River could not withstand.

Fortunately, what came was just one team.

So, Adisa’s Traceless Steps were still very effective, at least confusing the enemy and leading to fewer enemies.

"Alright, the information you want to know, I will tell you when that Star River level existence arrives. But don’t tamper with the signal. I think the trust between us should be built on good faith, shouldn’t it?"

Adisa smiled slightly.

"Fine, we will send the signal now. May I ask what type of signal you want us to send?"

The Stellar-Level creatures opposite, along with the senior members of the surrounding investigation teams, all forced a bitter smile.

Because they knew, even if they agreed to Adisa’s request, when it really came to sending the signal, Adisa would definitely come up with another reason to stop them from sending, and then a few days later, there would be another similar incident, repeating like this.

This had already become their habit.

Unknowingly, the Light and Shadow creature became an existence they couldn’t afford to offend in their eyes, and they didn’t want to try and eradicate this Light and Shadow creature.

Not to mention whether the Light and Shadow creature had any combat methods, they were certain that there was definitely a Star River level being behind the Light and Shadow creature, so they dared not make a move.

Destroying this Light and Shadow creature might feel good at the time, but if a Star River level being retaliated in anger, they would be finished as well.

No one believed that a group of The Strongest forming a team of a Stellar-Level creature could escape the pursuit of a Star River level being.

"That’s right, let’s put it this way."

Adisa seemed very satisfied with the intelligence information they drafted.

What was unexpected this time was that this group of creatures actually sent out the signal.

According to Adisa’s signal, the content said that there was a minor issue here, a light and shadow creature from an extraterrestrial domain was staying here in seclusion with its master, but due to some commotion, a misunderstanding occurred, so the other party wanted to seek reconciliation with the master of this Starfield.

This content wasn’t particularly novel, but the Stellar-Level creatures didn’t expect that after several previous similar failed attempts to send a signal, this time it went through.

"Haha, alright, now that you’ve sent it out, the problem of requesting a Star River level existence to come for negotiation is clearly stated. You can leave if you want, but my suggestion is for you to stay. After all, you are the ones communicating with me. When your so-called superior arrives and I communicate with them, you can serve as a middleman to prevent any misunderstanding."

The words from the Adisa vessel were becoming more personable and increasingly persuasive.

"Alright, we won’t leave."

The group of creatures led by the Stellar-Level creatures hardly dared to have any objections.

Because they knew, it was just the pretext of the Light and Shadow creature giving orders to them, and each of these pretexts was extremely well-crafted, making them believe it to be true.

If it weren’t for the recurrent nature of these pretexts, coming once or twice, they would genuinely be convinced.

As for now, each time Adisa had a pretext stopping them from leaving or sending signals to the outside world, only a fool among the creatures would trust it.

"Alas, Master, I’ve done all I can. Now, it’s up to you to come out of seclusion."

Adisa gazed at the group of creatures in front of it, trembling in fear, knowing it had pushed it to the limit.

Why was it willing to let them send the signal? It was because it had already detected that some among the group had privately discussed making a move against Adisa.

If Adisa hadn’t agreed again this time, they would have taken action, and even if Adisa didn’t die, it would certainly result in this group of creatures no longer cooperating with it.

The result would be the same; they would still send a signal, except that those signals wouldn’t be as peaceful as Adisa claimed, but definitely at a level of enemy invasion.

In such a case, the arriving Star River level beings might be one or two or three exceptionally powerful individuals.

But if the signal sent implied there was room for negotiation, the arriving Star River level being might not be as strong or as hostile.

It was considering, even if a Star River level powerhouse came, whether it would try using its developed deceiving ability to fool them?

Of course, it was still too early to think about this. Adisa wasn’t sure whether its deceit could even fool a Star River level powerhouse.