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Chapter 1189 - Chapter 1189 1146 you are violating the principle of fairness

Chapter 1189: 1146, you are violating the principle of fairness in war. Chapter 1189: 1146, you are violating the principle of fairness in war. “…” Shepherd in the Clouds and the others didn’t say a word, still immersed in the shock of being discovered.

Haidun Rieyang?

Apart from Shepherd in the Clouds, the others indeed hadn’t heard this name.

Shepherd in the Clouds had never expected that Haidun Rieyang would be able to see through their invisibility and find them!

How on earth did Haidun Rieyang manage to do that?

“Hmph!” Seeing that the group of humans didn’t respond, Haidun Rieyang sneered.

He reached into his Space Ring and pulled out a silver glowing bag.

This bag contained a kind of dust known as [Revealing Dust].

This dust was expensive, and once spread over an area, it could clearly display units that were invisible or in stealth.

Moreover, the [Revealing Dust] in Haidun Rieyang’s possession was of extremely high quality; he had saved for three months’ worth of credits from exploring ruins to buy it.

Not to mention that Shepherd in the Clouds was only at the peak of the Seventh Order, even a God Level powerhouse would be affected by this bag of [Revealing Dust].

Haidun Rieyang did not hesitate.

With a grand gesture, he swung his hand, and the silver dust covered the area where Shepherd in the Clouds and his party were located, spreading instantly like Star Dust.

Soon, the figures of Shepherd in the Clouds and the others were exposed, and the nearby people could see clear silver silhouettes.

Seeing these silver silhouettes, the nearby Skru troops were instantly agitated.

Without waiting for Haidun Rieyang to give any command, they immediately surrounded them, trapping the audacious Blue Star People.

By this moment, Shepherd in the Clouds and the other seven Sixth Order Mages were clear on one thing, their plan had failed.

They were yet to get close to the newly constructed Fissure Ray Tower and were now surrounded by the Skrull people. Destroying that tower was definitely out of the question.

“Sigh, it seems our plan has failed,” Shepherd in the Clouds sighed and deactivated his stealth to face the sea of Skrull people.

Since they had been exposed, there was no point in staying invisible.

“Yeah, the message hasn’t been sent out either, looks like we’re going to die in vain,” Pastoral Song communicated telepathically to the others using her spiritual power, her tone filled with unwillingness.

If they had been able to destroy the Fissure Ray Tower, their deaths would have been worthwhile.

But now, they hadn’t even touched the tower and would have to die here so unfairly, and frankly, she was quite unwilling to accept this.

“Actually, it’s not a total waste,” Sato Eriko cheered up, consoling, “At least we have discovered a wrong path for humanity. People following won’t stealthily enter the enemy base like us, and that’s perhaps our only contribution!”

“Sato-san, you’re really kind,” another player from Japan, Suzuki Logic, gripped her staff tightly, “Then let’s go out fighting! Taking even one of them with us would make it worthwhile!”

“Hold on,”

Shepherd in the Clouds patted Suzuki Logic’s arm, signaling him to hold off on any action.

Then Shepherd in the Clouds looked up directly at Morgan Sun and loudly asked, “Before I die, could you tell me how you found us?”

Morgan Sun smiled slightly, ready to speak.

But before he could open his mouth, the white-dressed Skru people and the senior Skru officers beside him had already spoken first:

“Why should we tell you?”

“Exactly, do you think godlike beings of the Blue Star can’t hear our conversation?”

“You think we’re stupid? Just foolishly spilling secrets like that?”

“Cunning Blue Star People.”

…

Amid a chorus of mocking voices, Shepherd in the Clouds remained completely unfazed.

His gaze was fixed on Morgan Rieyang, as if no one else existed.

Seemingly stirred by Shepherd in the Clouds’ stare, Morgan Rieyang slightly startled.

Then, he smiled and said, “Actually, there’s no harm in telling you, so you can die with some understanding. You see these white-dressed Skru people by my side?”

“I see them.”

“We’re a newly formed organization called the ‘International Students Association’.”

“International Students Association? …Students abroad, oh! I see now!” Shepherd in the Clouds suddenly realized.

His mind moved quickly, and just by hearing the words “students abroad,” he immediately guessed the gist of the situation.

But Shepherd in the Clouds’ quick thinking didn’t mean everyone else was as swift.

The son of Michelangelo didn’t understand and asked, with his imperfect Chinese, “Students abroad? What about them?”

Pastoral Song was also clever; just a few seconds after Shepherd in the Clouds figured it out, she also understood everything.

Hearing the question from the son of Michelangelo, she answered on his behalf, “I suppose it’s like this:

If this white-clothed organization is called the ‘International Students Association,’ then they must all be students abroad.”

“Students of the Holy Silver Federation? That explains it!” Enlightened by Pastoral Song’s explanation, the other Sixth Order Mages also quickly grasped the key point.

Since they were students from the Holy Silver Federation, that could explain how they were able to find us.

The power of the eight Blue Star Mages all stemmed from the Evo Game, and the Evo Game was created by the Holy Silver Federation.

The professions, spells, and the Holy Silver Federation in Evo were completely the same, albeit a crudely abridged version.

The Skru students had spent a long time in the Holy Silver Federation and definitely encountered the Mage profession there, so they must have seen the signature Mage spell [Invisibility Tech].

Having seen it, it wouldn’t be strange for them to have one or two ways to counteract it.

The Blue Star People never anticipated that there would be a group of students within the Giant Skru Base who might inadvertently expose them at some point.

…

“Credit to you for being one step ahead,” Shepherd in the Clouds sighed and said helplessly, “No wonder you’re dressed in white; now everything makes sense.”

There was a reason the International Students wore white too.

The reason was simple–the Holy Silver People liked white!

The skin of the Holy Silver Human Race was generally blue, and white matched with blue looked better. As a result, most of the Holy Silver People’s clothing tended to be white.

Just like Donna and Lin Ke, they usually wore white clothes too.

The students had studied in the Holy Silver Federation for many years, and although they once thought white was an ominous color, through long-term exposure, it was only natural for them to get used to wearing white clothes.

Shepherd in the Clouds also couldn’t help feeling emotional; he hadn’t expected that they would fall because of this.

But he quickly thought of something deeper–since these white-dressed Skru people were students, they had just seen students directing Skru craftsmen in constructing the Fissure Ray Towers.

Could that mean–the Fissure Ray Towers were technology that the students had brought back?

Without delay, Shepherd in the Clouds decided to ask.

He immediately said loudly, “Then may I ask, are these Fissure Ray Towers technology that you students brought back from the Holy Silver Federation?

Using such technology that exceeds your civilization’s level violates the ‘Principle of Fairness in Warfare,’ do you know that?”

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