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Revol was still there, looking miserable and heartbroken, when he suddenly heard Sueno say something next to him.

"I brought the locator."

Revol's eyes widened instantly, and he stared blankly at Sueno.

"But I clearly saw you take the GPS tracker off before you left home."

"Yes, I took it off, but I put it back on when you weren't looking."

As he spoke, Sueno pulled a beige rope from his collar. Revol saw that it was the same rope they used to hang the locator.

Revol was now at a loss for words. One moment he was thinking, "Oh no, my brother lied to me!" The next he was thinking, "Thank goodness my brother lied to me, now I'm saved!"

In the end, happiness prevailed, and Revol excitedly patted Sueno on the shoulder, saying, "Luckily you're smart, now we're all saved."

Lynn and the other three insects, who also heard Sueno speak, showed happy smiles on their faces.

Then, Revol seemed to suddenly realize something, and his expression changed.

"Wait, little brother, you've been wearing this locator the whole time, doesn't that mean that our parents already knew we ran away from home to Planet Kami?"

Sueno looked at Revol, his eyes seeming to say, "You're only just realizing this now?"

"Brother, your plans to run away from home were known to both your parents long ago. They sent you to Kami Star to train you on the side. Otherwise, why do you think our journey to Kami Star went so smoothly? Dean Pei Si and Brother Lynn have known about your existence for a long time. Everyone is just playing along with you."

Revol looked at Lynn, Ace, Aman, and Iser in disbelief. All four insects awkwardly avoided Revol's gaze, and some even coughed a couple of times in a mock manner.

Although Lynn and the others didn't say anything directly, the expressions on their faces said it all.

Even if Revol was stupid, he could tell that Sueno was telling the truth. He had always thought his runaway plan was a success, but it turned out that the bugs around him already knew what was going on, and everyone was just watching him make a fool of himself.

Revol crouched on the ground, clutching his head, so embarrassed he felt like he wanted to explode.

"Wait, that's not right. How would my father and mother know about my plan to run away from home? I only told you, my younger brother."

Realizing what was happening, Revol glanced sideways at Sueno and asked.

When confronted with the question, Sueno, unable to think of a good excuse, chose to whistle and look at the sky, the ground, and the air, but not at Revol.

Sueno's behavior made Revol realize that he had been betrayed by his own brother, so he glared at Sueno and decided in his heart that he would never pay any attention to Sueno, this traitor, again.

But children's emotions come and go quickly. After Sueno made a few attempts to make peace, Revol thought that since Sueno was the older brother, he should give in to his younger brother, so he reluctantly forgave Sueno.

So the two brothers leaned close together again.

......

After the minor conflict between Revol and Sueno was resolved, the insects on site started thinking about how to save themselves again, placing all their hopes on Sueno's locator.

With his back to the camera, Sueno carefully removed the locator, only to find a red light on it, indicating that the signal had not been transmitted.

"Why is the locator showing a red light?" Revol asked in a low voice.

Sueno also found it strange. In his memory, the locator on his body had always been in a green light state, so how could it suddenly turn red?

After pondering the reasons but failing to come up with anything, Sueno decided to use a universal solution—rebooting.

Even after Sueno turned the locator off and on again, the red light remained on.

"The locator wasn't damaged when you were arrested, was it?" Revol asked with a frown.

Sueno shook his head and said, "Impossible."

The locators that Rhein provided for the children were made of special materials that could not be damaged by ordinary collisions, which is why Sueino thought Revol's guess was wrong.

Ke Sueno looked at the locator from left to right, but still couldn't figure out what the problem was.

Lynn and his team also took the locator and examined it, but they couldn't find any problems.

The insects squatted on the ground in a circle, pondering the potential problems with the locator, since it was their only hope for rescue.

After squatting for a long time, Isher couldn't hold on any longer. He sat down on the ground and leaned back against the wall. The cold touch of the wall made Isher shiver involuntarily.

Isher felt something was off, thinking that the wall was strangely cold.

Iser turned around and touched the wall. The cold, rough texture felt somewhat familiar to him, as if he had touched it somewhere before.

After thinking for a while, Iser suddenly had a flash of inspiration and beckoned the insects over.

"Lynn, you have the best memory. Feel this. Isn't this the fullerite that our teacher told us about in our skills training class?"

Lynn stepped forward, carefully felt the wall for a while, then nodded and said with certainty, "It's definitely Fullerstone."

Fullerite is a type of stone that can shield signals from various electronic devices. When the insects looked up again, they saw that the walls of the entire room were made of this stone.

The case is solved. The problem wasn't the locator, but the room itself. Since they were still in the room, the locator couldn't send signals outwards.

The insects were initially happy to discover the problem, but then their faces fell again.

They simply couldn't solve this problem; no insects came into the room where they were locked up, so they couldn't even find a chance to leave.

Everyone squatted on the ground for a while, looking distressed, and then Aman came up with an idea.

"Sueno's locator is so small. If we could find a way to make a crack in the wall and put the locator inside, wouldn't that bypass the fullerite's shield and transmit the signal?"

They discussed it quietly for a while and thought it was worth a try, but then another problem arose: how to make the crack appear?

"I remember my teacher saying that fullerite, though it looks hard, actually has a weak point. If you find that weak point and keep hitting it, you might be able to make the fullerite crack," Lynn said.

"But we don't have any tools to strike it," Ace said.

Sueno raised his hand and said, "I have it."