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On the bridge of the Arbitrator super battleship, El paced back and forth anxiously, his footsteps echoing across the empty bridge, as if the entire space could feel his unease.

This heavily modified human empire warship was originally designed to cope with various complex combat environments.

However, its presence at this moment is causing El a great deal of trouble.

The warship's cargo hold contained a large number of mechs, including El's personal vehicle—El Guard.

This mech is El's pride and his powerful assistant on the battlefield.

Just now, a mysterious wormhole suddenly appeared near Aiur's fleet.

The wormhole was just the right size to accommodate a medium-sized mech, which aroused El's intense curiosity.

He could feel an indescribable calling from that black hole, a feeling that was both strange and familiar, as if some force from within was drawing him in.

However, El did not immediately and impulsively pilot the El Guard into the wormhole.

He remembered the group members' previous advice, which warned him not to easily venture into unknown territory.

Nevertheless, the mysterious call continued to echo in his ears, like an alluring song, constantly tempting him to explore the mysteries of the wormhole.

El struggled to control his impulse, knowing that this summons might conceal great danger.

But the voice grew stronger and stronger, as if urging him to put aside his concerns and bravely go to find out what was going on.

El couldn't help but wonder if this was a real calling or just his own inner desires at work.

His understanding of psionic abilities was limited to the rudimentary level he had learned from Kirsaj and the Protoss, and he had no idea how to explain the strange whispers in his ear.

Just as El was hesitating, Warspite received the message from the wormhole and immediately drove the Blazing Sky Divine Weapon over.

However, when faced with this mysterious wormhole, Warspite was equally helpless.

The probes released by the two were blocked by an invisible barrier and could not enter the wormhole at all.

Moreover, the advanced detection devices on the warships were completely ineffective when scanning for wormholes.

Just when everyone was at a loss, a brave Stormhawk warship resolutely rushed into the wormhole.

However, unexpectedly, just a second later, the Stormhawk warship emerged from the wormhole completely unharmed.

Insiders reported that they saw nothing in the wormhole, as if it were just an empty passage.

El was unwilling to give up, so he sought help from King Silent Szalak.

However, Szalak's answer greatly disappointed him.

The Silent King stated that they had discovered something in a region of space that shouldn't exist, and that the Necromancer Fleet's main fleet was currently occupied with other matters and unable to be deployed to provide support.

Even after the Necromancer's small warships scanned the wormhole, they still couldn't draw any valuable conclusions.

This intensified El's desire to personally enter this mysterious wormhole. After spending some time with El studying the wormhole, Warspite suddenly received an urgent communication from Empres.

After the communication ended, Warspite's expression turned unusually serious. She turned to look at El and solemnly warned him not to put himself in danger, because she had to rush to Empres to handle some important matters.

El hesitated. He understood the importance of the bigger picture, but the calling from the depths of his heart was like a devil's whisper, constantly lingering in his ears, making it hard for him to resist.

Seeing El's hesitation, Warspite sighed helplessly.

She knew very well that persuading this stubborn white-haired boy would be harder than climbing to heaven.

“El, listen, whatever the enemy opposes, we will support; whatever the enemy supports, we will oppose.” Warspite rarely adopted the posture of an elder. “You are still young, like the sun at eight or nine in the morning. The hope of your world rests on you.”

Warspite gently placed her small, warm hand on El's shoulder, as if it were a silent comfort and encouragement.

Her voice was deep and gentle, carrying a hint of the vicissitudes of time, as she spoke earnestly: "Back then, we launched the revolution together. Those comrades who fought alongside me have now all rested in peace on the land of New East. Those ship girls have all retired, leaving only me."

El's lips trembled slightly, as if he wanted to say something, but it seemed difficult for him.

Finally, he mustered his courage and retorted in a slightly hoarse voice, "I...I feel that if I just let things go like this, then some things that are very important to me will leave me."

His gaze was fixed firmly on War-weary, as if he were telling her about his deepest conviction and determination.

Warspite looked at El quietly, and she could feel the sincerity and determination in his words.

However, as an experienced soldier, she was well aware of the dangers and uncertainties involved.

She slowly withdrew her hand from El's shoulder and said, "Be careful."

After saying that, Warspite turned and left, leaving Al standing there alone.

Under the watchful eyes of El's fleet, the Burning Sky Divine Weapon quickly completed its turn, activated its warp drive, and left the area.

This was the first time Warspite had seen Empres with such a serious expression, and she knew it meant that the seriousness of the situation had exceeded her expectations.

Since El has already made his decision, she shouldn't interfere with him.

El took a deep breath, composed himself, and then resolutely piloted the El Guard towards the vicinity of the wormhole.

As he approached the wormhole, a powerful gravitational pull swept over him, causing the El Guard to sway precariously.

But Al did not back down. He gripped the control stick tightly, steadied the aircraft, and his eyes became even more determined.

"Then let me see what exactly is disturbing my robot soul!" El roared in a low voice, his voice echoing in the cockpit, revealing an indomitable will.

As the El Guard slowly entered the wormhole, the surrounding space began to distort, and the light became strangely eerie.

However, unlike the previous situation where Stormhawk was spat out by the wormhole, this time the wormhole did not spit out Aiur, but instead swallowed Aiur's guards like a giant black hole.

Just as the El Guards were fully inside the wormhole, a blue light streaked across the wormhole like lightning.

The blue light was clearly also heading towards the wormhole, but it was blocked by an invisible force just before entering the wormhole, unable to go any further.

The blue light tried again, but finally found that it could not enter the wormhole, so it left and flew towards the Makrag Glory on the Azure Star.