The evil female is weak and the males of the whole continent are out of control and fall.

Chapter 626 Plan Success
He didn't immediately continue the previous topic. Instead, he narrowed his eyes, his sharp, hawk-like gaze slowly scanning every inch of the surrounding space. He also began to move slowly, personally inspecting the limited area, trying to find the source of his unease.

Bai Wanwan watched Roger's face zoom in on the screen, his scrutinizing gaze and his wide-eyed look, and her heart leaped into her throat.

Her fingers tightened slightly as she gripped the tablet, her knuckles turning somewhat white.

If he discovers the reconnaissance plane, they will become extremely passive.

Once Roger and the forces behind him become aware of the existence of this reconnaissance method that is beyond their comprehension, they will undoubtedly be extremely vigilant.

It seems that in the future, it will be extremely difficult to control these miniature reconnaissance devices to get close to them and obtain intelligence!

Their greatest informational advantage will vanish.

They could no longer seize the initiative to know what Roger would do next, or what exactly the "Beast God" that Roger had just mentioned was.
Originally, she absolutely did not believe that something like a beast god existed.

But she was able to travel to this world, bringing with her advanced technology that the beastmen didn't understand.

Perhaps there are also "Beast Gods" that she doesn't understand but that truly exist.

Time seemed to freeze at this moment, and every second seemed extremely long.

Bai Wanwan and the beastmen around her all pinned their hopes on the cleverly disguised, silently lurking "little bug," hoping it could escape this calamity.

Roger, like the most patient hunter, stood quietly for a moment, his sharp gaze sweeping over every leaf and vine around him as if it were a physical object.

Finally, his tense jawline relaxed slightly, and he let out a barely audible hum, perhaps mocking himself for being too nervous.

That feeling of being constantly watched is probably just an illusion.

Seeing Roger finally turn around on the screen and stop searching around, Bai Wanwan's heart, which had been hanging in her throat, slowly settled back down, and a thin layer of cold sweat broke out on her back.

At this moment, the puppet beastmen who had been sitting still like stone statues seemed to receive an invisible command. They stood up in unison, their movements slightly stiff, and then, just as they had come, silently and orderly disappeared into the depths of the dense forest.

Roger did not leave immediately.

He stood with his back to the camera of the reconnaissance device, his silhouette appearing somewhat lonely and unpredictable on the screen.

The scene suddenly fell silent, with only the faint whistling of the wind through the treetops and the distant, indistinct chirping of birds.

They're leaving!
Once she subconsciously grasped this concept, she reacted immediately.

If she were to let them disappear from her sight like this, all her previous efforts and adventures, as well as the 10,000 points she had spent, would be for nothing.

She has to do something to uncover more of the truth hidden beneath the fog!

We've already spent 10,000 on the insect-shaped scout device. If they leave and the insects can't catch up, we'll have to waste another 20,000 to buy another one to track them.

No, it hurts!
This tangible "loss" made her instantly decide to take another gamble.

She forced herself to calm down, and her slender fingers once again touched the small control lever.

Under her control, the insect-shaped scout that had been quietly lurking in the treetop began to crawl down the rough bark in an almost wriggling manner, very slowly and cautiously, and landed silently on the fallen leaves on the ground.

How could she keep up with them without them noticing? Her mind raced.

Following directly alongside the perceptive Roger is too risky.

She couldn't guarantee that he wouldn't notice the insect detection device when it got close to him.

Changing your target might be a better choice.

Her gaze was fixed on a relatively ordinary-looking orc male at the back of the group, whose aura was also relatively weak.

So she slowly moved the insect scout device around.

The tiny biomimetic machine weaves among fallen leaves and grass roots, avoiding dead branches that might make a sound, its movement unpredictable, just like a real insect.

This meticulous operation was extremely demanding, and fine beads of sweat appeared on her forehead.

Several males nearby noticed her nervousness, and Jin Yi couldn't help but lower his voice and gently comfort her: "Wanwan, don't be nervous. It would be great if we succeeded, but if we don't, it will just take a little more time. We can always find other clues."

Bai Wanwan nodded to him, but she knew perfectly well that if they could successfully obtain first-hand information, they could make arrangements in advance, seize the initiative, and potentially avoid countless unnecessary sacrifices.

If they fail, they may have to grope their way through the fog, potentially losing many orc lives, including her beastmen husband and offspring, and facing even greater, unknown crises in the future... She cannot afford such a price.

Under her precise control, the little bug used the terrain for cover and finally got close to the chosen orc.

It nimbly climbed up a low fern nearby, and when it reached the soft tip of the leaf, it used the elasticity of the leaf to leap very lightly and land precisely in the folds of the orc's tightly bound animal skin belt. Then it quickly found a gap, quietly slipped inside, and perfectly hid itself.

Through a layer of animal hide, it would be difficult for the other party to detect its presence.

Sure enough, until Roger seemed to have finished thinking and waved to signal the start of the journey, and the group began to move, none of the males noticed the addition of this tiny "uninvited guest".

It worked!
Bai Wanwan's tense nerves relaxed instantly, and she realized that her fingers had become stiff and trembled slightly due to prolonged gripping and fine manipulation.

She gently set aside the controls, gripping her slightly tense fingers with her other hand, but her eyes never dared to leave the screen for a moment.

She no longer needs to operate it; the insect will move with the carrier.

However, due to the angle of view, she could not see much of the scene, only occasionally catching glimpses of the rapidly passing ground and vegetation through the gaps in the animal hide.

There was no communication within the group; they moved forward in silence, with the constant rustling and cracking sounds of leaves and branches being trampled underfoot.

She stared intently at the monotonous image on the screen, silently calculating the time in her mind.

They were pressed for time and hoped that the "little bug" could deliver useful information as soon as possible so that things here could come to a quick end and they could catch up with Jin Ying's important marriage ceremony.

The small dot representing the reconnaissance device's signal on the screen is rapidly moving away.

"They're getting further and further away from us. Should we follow them?" Yin Ze turned to Bai Wanwan and asked.

Bai Wanwan shook her head, her gaze still fixed on the tablet screen. "No need. There's nothing we can do if we go after them. Let's see how things go first."

(End of this chapter)