Chapter 1369 - 654: Black Hidden Special Service Ship_2

Chapter 1369: Chapter 654: Black Hidden Special Service Ship_2

Seeing Hou Gu successfully board the ship from the jump as well, time was limited, so Tie Dan couldn’t be bothered to wait for him to sculpt his body. He leaped out of the communication cabin, tested his physical functions, and touched the cow head helmet he wore on his face.

The mask felt like it was made of iron, presumably not a piece of tech equipment. Inside, there was a strange power, and the mask’s interior seemed like barbs embedded deeply into the skull, requiring force to remove, threatening to tear the face off along with it.

It seemed to be a strange item from a different world with special functions. Presumably, the two electronic ghosts earlier relied on this mask to hide in a place like the Taiji Realm, where gods and demons roamed wild. However, due to the immense pressure from Tie Dan’s side, this thing served little in terms of protection.

The artificial gravity produced by the ship was roughly the same as Earth’s, so the crew’s physical strength wouldn’t be very strong either. It wasn’t as if they were mass-produced combat soldiers at the level of an Immortal Venerable, so Tie Dan made his way out, the hatch opening automatically. It seemed the system could only recognize biological genes in the physical sense and couldn’t analyze the metaphysical Primordial Spirit Soul, suggesting that commandeering the ship wouldn’t be too difficult.

The special service ship itself wasn’t large, being a dedicated military vessel that didn’t require carrying colonization production lines like the Titans. The main compartments were taken up by various heavy-duty jump capabilities, electronic warfare, and invisibility equipment. The actual internal space was only cruiser-level, with narrow corridors connecting the entire vessel, allowing Divine Sense to sweep and grasp the positioning.

Tie Dan casually opened a room to glance inside, hoping to catch someone alive to interrogate about this Child of the Stars and human tyranny business. However, there were no such people, only tanks.

Hmm, each room had two tanks placed side by side, like jars of medicinal wine, with sealed bodies floating within, asleep in the electronic sea with cow heads and horse faces. Roughly estimated, there must have been upwards of three hundred electronic ghost cow heads and horse faces on this ship.

However, unlike the unfortunate pair that had direct contact with Tie Dan, these bodies were intact, not melted into fluid and bones. Their physical structure was standard ’human,’ so standard that they showed no differences compared to the common people of ancient Earth.

Although some might have installed metal prosthetics, there was no trend toward demonization with claws, scales, feathers, or the like. The body was devoid of any excess organs or limbs, as if evolution hadn’t occurred over the years.

But probably for this reason, Tie Dan didn’t sense any ’Refining’ from these bodies, suggesting they weren’t frontline biochem soldiers. The enhancement might lie in the brains inside the cow head helmets.

Time was of the essence, and Tie Dan couldn’t wake them each up to interrogate, so he followed the simulation of the blueprint previously shown by the Jizhou and headed straight for the special service ship’s computing core—the ship’s supercomputer and database. With physical destruction here, most of the ship’s functions could be paralyzed, turning the Black Hidden Special Service Ship into a space coffin.

But Tie Dan knew, of course, that violence couldn’t solve the problem; it merely delayed it.

Destroying a ship was meaningless; humans had plenty of ships. Titans alone boasted thousands, and there were as many special service ships as needed. They would simply send a few more. The best strategy was to capture this ship and understand the invisibility principle to devise countermeasures.

"Hey, I’m the Child of the Stars, and I need you."

Following the Jizhou’s instructions, Tie Dan patted the casing and connected directly.

The special service ship responded clearly and straightforwardly, with a deep male voice,

"Are you crazy?"

Tsk...

Tie Dan slammed the hatch and shot out spider silk with a flick of the finger, directly linking to the main server.

Sure enough, in a flash of light and shadow, the spirit of the special service ship manifested as a human male donned in uniform, projected behind him.

"Legion hacker?"

"Cut the crap, swipe the card."

Tie Dan had no time for that nonsense and went straight for the trump card.

But the spirit furrowed thick brows, eyes glaring,

"A mere rebel! Don’t underestimate people! There are security robots outside! Surrender now!"

Tsk, weren’t they supposed to give you anything you wanted if you asked for it...

Tie Dan switched to another hand.

"Why don’t you swipe again? Is your ID card Liu Xiaoliu? I want to become your... master?"

"Hmph! I care not if you’re Xiao Qi or Xiao Ba..."

The spirit rolled its eyes but, before it completed the motion, suddenly lowered its head, knelt on one knee, and bowed like a knight,

"I obey orders."

This was way too bizarre...

Even Tie Dan was at a loss momentarily.

Although he knew his Demon Dragon Dao Body was top-tier custom-made by the corporation, considered Kan Country Shi Family’s bloodline in the Taiji Realm, he never enjoyed the luxury of having food when he opened his mouth or clothes moved to him. From childhood, he’d been beaten to the ground before joining the Sword Sect, barely holding his life in his own hands. So how had he suddenly become the master of these ’subjects’?

So Tie Dan confirmed with two questions,

"Who are you?"

The spirit stood at attention and saluted,

"Black Hidden Special Service Ship, Second Commandment, reporting to you."

"Who am I?"

"You are my master, Major Liu Xiaoliu!"

Major? Wasn’t the captain supposed to be a general? Was it because the special service ships were ranked lower than the Titans?

But pondering over such inconsequential settings would undoubtedly extend into endless tirades, leading to accusations of filler writing. Tie Dan wasn’t bothered to waste words, seizing the moment to ask all in one go,