Miss Bing said calmly, "Our ultimate goal is the memory chip. Based on Miss Julie's experience in the base, we have confirmed that the memory chip has been found."
The other three nodded in unison. No one could deny this.
"There are a total of five people who are related to the memory chip. Laborer Ding Meng 8028, laborer Little Four 2187, laborer Bamboo 1677, laborer Machine Gun 0211, and the vice leader of the surprise attack mercenary group, Vader."
Miss Bing continued, "Among them, Bamboo Pole has been proven to be Shang Wu, a spy from the Empire. He has been eliminated by Miss Julie. As for the other three people, Machine Gun, Vader, and Little Four, there are sufficient facts to prove that they are all dead."
Chu Yifeng pondered and said, "The remaining Ding Meng should also be dead in theory, but there is no concrete evidence to prove that he is dead."
Miss Bing did not answer him. Instead, she turned on the wristwatch on her wrist. Ding Meng's file was called out and displayed on the screen.
"In our records, this Ding Meng came from the TOP45 Camp 88 of the Bramble Planet of the Linda system. Other than that, there is no record of him at all."
Jia Hua seemed to have understood something and quickly said, "Miss Bing, are you saying that this person's background is suspicious?"
Miss Bing said coldly, "I thought so too at first."
Jia Hua asked, "Is there a problem?"
Miss Bing said, "In the citizen records of the Holy Grail Federation and the Norse Empire, there are as many as 420,000 people with the name Ding Meng. However, after comparing the images, we found that there is no match at all."
"He is very likely to be a galactic refugee." Firs quickly came to this conclusion.
Miss Bing finally nodded. "According to the information I found in the refugee camp, this Ding Meng was taken in on Cypress Grove half a year ago. The detailed note is that he is no longer able to move and was sold to the shelter by the black market merchants."
Cypress Grove was located behind the Holy Grail Federation. It was a black market paradise for galactic pirates, refugees, and refugees. Since Ding Meng was taken in there, it proved that he was a galactic refugee.
Miss Bing suddenly said something shocking. "I also investigated. Ding Meng arrived on Cypress Grove a year ago. There is a famous galactic pirate group on Cypress Grove called the Extreme Pirate Unit."
Firs said, "I know this notorious galactic pirate unit. As long as there is profit, they will do any business."
Miss Bing said, "A year ago, they robbed a caravan on Leji Planet 3511. Ding Meng was in the caravan."
This planet was still not under the jurisdiction of the Federation or the Empire, but it was closer to the Thorn Planet. No one knew what happened in between, but the key was that Miss Bing was able to find out such secret information. Even Firs could not help but look at her in a new light. No wonder Young Master Feng thought highly of her. She was indeed capable.
At this time, Miss Bing lowered her head and operated the wristwatch. The screen switched to a galactic map. A red line shuttled back and forth between different cursor points. It was like a strange galactic route, constantly wandering, detouring, and bouncing back. It had a special feature, which was that it never entered the territory of the Federation or the Empire. Finally, the line stopped at a light spot in front of the Holy Grail Federation. Everyone present knew the location of this spot: the border between the Holy Grail Federation and the Devourer Sector — the Zeratul Sector.
"These are the places that Ding Meng has been to in the past three years. There are a total of seven spots."
Miss Bing explained, "According to the information I know, the Zeratul Star Field is not his original place of origin, but I can guarantee that no one knows more than I do."
"Hiss —" Jia Hua gasped. "Looking at the situation, this Ding Meng seems to have come from the Devourer Sector. But that can't be right. No human can survive in the Devourer Sector."
Miss Bing replied coldly, "I'm afraid it's not that simple."
Chu Yifeng nodded slightly to show his approval. He also saw that Ding Meng's route seemed strange and messy, but in fact, it started from the periphery and gradually approached the Federation and the Empire.
Jia Hua looked up in surprise. "Did he pass through the Devourer Sector and come from outer space?"
No one in the room could answer his question. The vastness of the universe was far beyond human imagination. There were countless civilizations in outer space. The Devourer Sector and the Frogman Nation were both alien civilizations, but no one could be sure that there were no humans in outer space. This Ding Meng's origin was indeed suspicious, but the key was, where did he come from?
This person seemed to have appeared out of thin air. No one knew where he came from, and no one knew his destination.
For a moment, the room was silent again. The four people's expressions were a bit ugly. After all, for the four of them, not knowing the origin of a refugee worker was undoubtedly a bit embarrassing.
Faiers silently watched the screen. Suddenly, he said, "Actually, there is a pattern to his route."
Jia Hua was curious. "What pattern?"
Faiers sighed. "Didn't you notice?
The route he took was all black markets, slave markets, refugee camps, war zones, ruins, trash planets … There was not a single place that was slightly normal. "
Jia Hua stared at the screen. "That's really the case. This is simply the route of an ascetic monk."
Faiers sighed again. "This person was able to come to Black Gold Base in the end. I'm thinking that his life must not have been easy."
This was also true. An interstellar refugee used three years to walk such a complicated route from the Zeratul Star Field to the Dome Star Field. Who knew how many hardships, hardships, and natural disasters he had to face to reach this place, and this place was another hell on earth? What was he trying to do?
Chu Yifeng, who had not spoken until now, finally understood Miss Bing's meaning. He slowly said, "A person like this won't die so easily. Although some things can't be proven, some people can't be proven by events."
Jia Hua and Faiers also understood. This Ding Meng probably didn't die in the pursuit of Baines and the others. Instead, he survived the battle. This was simply a miracle.
Miss Bing coldly said, "I always feel that there are two kinds of people who won't die so easily. One is the lucky ones, and the other is the brave ones. It doesn't matter if they're an ordinary person or an Origin Ability user."
Chu Yifeng respectfully nodded. "Thank you for your advice."
Jia Hua also nodded and followed the analysis. "If Ding Meng didn't die, then he must have entered the territory of the Empire. He couldn't have returned in the direction of the Federation."
Faiers continued, "The Empire's patrol fleet won't deal with Origin Ability users, but he's not a citizen of the Empire. I'm guessing that the Empire's fleet will send him to the nearest planet for a simple settlement."
"The nearest planet is planet TT12, which is a peripheral planet of the Empire."
Miss Bing pressed the wrist device again, and the image on the screen finally changed. It showed Ding Meng's face and information.
Name: Ding Meng;
Gender: Male;
Age: 20;
Identity: Interstellar refugee;
Origin: Planet TT12, Jinfeng Oasis, Qiuze City, Qingxi Village, Yuanshan Farm, Qingxi Village;
Note: Outsider, no bad record.
Jia Hua and Faiers looked at Miss Bing with deep admiration. This secretary of Young Master Feng was indeed a capable person. Her thoughts were clear, her deductions were reasonable, her vision was shrewd, and her information was accurate.
Chu Yifeng sighed. "Thank you very much this time."
Miss Bing was expressionless. "It's my job. Young Master Feng, you don't have to be so polite."
Chu Yifeng then turned to Jia Hua and Faiers. "Thank you, Brother Hua and the captain for your efforts these past few days."
Jia Hua and Faiers tactfully excused themselves. This was because the following conversation between Young Master Feng and Miss Bing was bound to be confidential. Although their positions were high, they weren't high enough to know the entire plan.
When working in a big company, it was very important to know when to advance and when to retreat. You would know what you should know sooner or later, but you would never know what you shouldn't know. If you had to know, then you wouldn't be able to bear the consequences.