Ice Sea Lord: Starting with Intelligence Update

Her name is Sanqi, but that's not his name, because that's the only number in her mind.

Apart from that, she knew nothing.

History is something she has never understood, while social interaction is just beginning today.

A blank sheet of paper is undoubtedly a very accurate depiction of her.

Now, after a long period of gestation by her "mother," she has finally woken up.

The girl blinked her bright eyes, stretched out the dry and comfortable placenta (quilt), and then wanted to sink deeper into it.

There was no way around it; it was just too comfortable inside. Unlike the damp warmth of a "mother's" maternity room, it was the kind of wonderful place where you could stay all day long.

This made her even more engrossed in it and feel like she could do anything.

"You're awake?" He Feng sat on the edge of the bed and said with a smile.

He then let out a long yawn, revealing very prominent dark circles under his eyes.

"Do you know how long I waited for you to wake up? Two days, a full two days! It's the first time I've ever seen my daughter sleep for so long."

The girl stared warily at He Feng, but a low growl, like that of a wild beast, escaped her beautiful face.

He Feng frowned slightly, his eyes filled with weariness.

"Tsk~ Don't be so formal. If it weren't to prevent you from turning into some kind of man-eating monster, I wouldn't be here as your night watchman."

"I really dare not close my eyes for you, who knows if you will undergo a complete transformation."

He Feng sighed helplessly, but glanced at the unusual girl out of the corner of his eye.

Ordinary, even excessively ordinary, it was impossible to tell that it was a remnant of some kind of tentacle monster.

"Can't you talk?" He Feng waved his hand in front of the girl's face, but she ignored him and glared at him with hostility, which made him a little confused.

"No way, what a wild child!"

He Feng shook his head, moved his buttocks from the foot of the bed to the girl's side, and tried to close the distance.

But after hearing the other party's even more vigilant roar, he simply gave up the idea.

"By the way, I saw the number '37' etched on your toe. What does that mean?"

The girl quickly found "37" in the sentence, blushed, and babbled out.

"Three...seven, three..."

"So you can talk, huh? Looks like those are the only two words you can say." He Feng shook his head, feeling a headache coming on.

"Even the cleaners on our Azure have names, so you can't be without one either. You seem quite interested in these two characters."

"How about we call you 'Sanqi' then?"

Sanqi tilted her head in confusion, pointed at He Feng and then at herself: "I... am called Sanqi?"

"No, no, look at my hand." He Feng used his index finger to wave repeatedly, writing down a rather complicated "seven".

"You'll be called this from now on. I'll arrange for you to join the literacy class on our Azure ship another day, but it looks like you'll have to start from the small class."

He Feng pondered for a moment, then continued speaking.

"Since your daughter has nowhere to stay, you can stay in my bedroom for now. Whether you understand me or not, you'll sleep here from now on, understand?"

He Feng used all his knowledge to perform various sign language gestures, hoping she could understand them.

Sanqi's bewildered and unfocused eyes were fixed on He Feng. Perhaps sensing He Feng's goodwill, her hostile gaze softened slightly.

After giving his final instructions, he didn't linger there and quietly walked out.

Finally, looking inside through the hatch window, He Feng felt a mix of joy and worry.

To be honest, He Feng had other reasons for not getting rid of this strange object as soon as possible.

The terrifying suppressive power of the mother body from which Sanqi was reborn was so tempting that he wanted to use it for the Azure.

If Sanqi can make the enemy lose their will to fight before the big battle, it will greatly close the gap between the two and give them a huge advantage without bloodshed.

Moreover, he also wanted to figure out the patterns and origins of the intelligence system.

The addition of 37 is a breakthrough.

The black tentacles at least prove one thing: intelligence systems and mental attacks like these monsters are of the same origin.

Currently, his intelligence system often provides random information, which makes it difficult to adapt to changing plans, which is unacceptable.

The development of the Azure requires stability, and absolutely accurate intelligence with minimal cost is extremely important.

Therefore, we should make it work for him as soon as possible.

On the negative side, He Feng abandoned this idea and couldn't help but tremble with fear.

Bringing an ancient god to your base camp is a risky business, and it's best not to overthink how disastrous it could be if something goes wrong.

Unbeknownst to him, He Feng had already arrived at the servo room. He opened the hatch and found the location information on the screen to be quite familiar to him.

Looking out the observation window, the outline of the ring-shaped snow-capped mountains in Heilong Bay was clearly visible, indicating that the two were no more than 8 nautical miles apart.

He sat down in his chair, leaned to the side, and pulled out a very thick reference book from the drawer, continuing to read the Fortress Driving Manual.

After several days of reading, I've finished at least three-quarters of the fourth part.

He moistened his index finger with some saliva and flipped through the recently marked page, continuing to gnaw on those obscure and difficult-to-understand old civilization texts.

Today's section is "Fortress Upgrades and Maintenance," which is a relatively important chapter.

He Feng slapped his forehead, wondering why he had only noticed this now.

"Upgrading a Tier 1 fortress to a Tier 2 fortress generally requires an extremely large amount of resources, including three times the amount of steel as the main body, five steam cores..."

He suddenly leaned forward and looked in that direction, his gaze immediately freezing on the spot, lost in boundless confusion.

Five steam cores, while quite difficult to collect for a normal fortress, were not a problem for the White Raven.

Or rather, it seemed like an easy task.

A sense of foreboding flashed in He Feng's eyes, and his brows furrowed.

It is true that the Azure is collecting steam cores, but the intelligence system is only indicating that the other side is collecting cores.

All other purposes were concealed, leaving only this obvious information that anyone with eyes could see.

This is completely unreasonable.

It's like a deliberately exposed flaw, only to hide their true thoughts.

The more I thought about it, the more terrifying it became, as if a poisonous thorn had been stuck in my mind, and every time I executed an intelligence update, it felt like drinking poison bestowed by the enemy.

If that's the case, then the Azure Ship has fallen into the enemy's mental trap.

Intelligence systems may provide the correct information, but not necessarily the important information.

Thinking deeper, the enemy probably already had some understanding of the intelligence system, which is extremely terrifying information.

This indicates that the information between the two is not equal.

If the other side also has a similar intelligence system, and thus can deduce this countermeasure, it seems plausible.

He Feng clenched his fists, his gaze calm, lost in deep thought amidst the resounding whistles of the Azure.