Chapter 735

“It’s not convenient to say.” Shanley, who hadn’t slept for dozens of hours, looked terrible. He spoke slowly, “Just inform her as soon as possible p>

Michael gave the man a long, hard look. “Figures,” he muttered. “Nothing but nonsense from you p>

Specter hated him to the bone. Why was he in such a hurry to see her? Did he have a death wish p>

“Keep a close watch on him,” Michael ordered in a low voice. He then suggested to the others, “Let’s not tell Specter we’ve captured the leader of the Sigma Network just yet. We’ll make it a surprise for her p>

Juniper was finally back; she deserved some good news to cheer her up.

At Base 1.

After countless tests, Juniper finally identified the cause of the gas leak.

“You all need to be extremely careful with your experiments from now on.” Juniper removed her protective suit and mask, admonishing the researchers as she washed her hands. “If I hadn’t arrived in time, this entire lab would have been lost p>

“Yes, ma’am.” The researchers, still shaken, nodded vigorously. “We’ve cleared all the harmful gases from the air. The lab should be safe to use after two days of ventilation. We owe you for this one, Boss p>

“It was nothing.” Juniper gave a faint smile. As she was drying her hands, one of the researchers spoke up again. “Boss, that micro-bomb you took with you a few days ago… you didn’t end up using it p>

It was a new prototype that hadn’t even been tested yet. The boss had said the Sigma Network guys were tough, making them perfect test subjects. Logically, if she had used it, their leader would be long dead.

Hearing this, Juniper’s body tensed slightly. She had indeed brought the micro- bomb. Before entering the cabin, she had deliberately provoked the Sigma Network members, and while disassembling a gun, she had slipped the micro-bomb into the ship’s cabin.

All she had to do was press a button, and the bomb would release a large amount of neurotoxic gas. She and Luella had already taken the antidote, so everyone in the cabin except them would have been paralyzed. Subterra Vanguard’s forces would have used that opportunity to toss in a barrage of micro-bombs. They were designed to detonate on impact. In less than five seconds, the Sigma Network’s ship would have been reduced to ashes.

“Oh.” Juniper pressed her lips together, her voice slightly hoarse as she answered evasively, “I didn’t get the chance to use it p>

“Really?” The researcher sighed

heavily. “That’s a real shame. It was the perfect opportunity. If that bomb had gone off, the leader of the Sigma Network would have been Wiped off the face of the earth p>

Juniper stood up straight, her gaze fixed darkly on the researcher.

“Boss, what’s wrong?” the researcher asked, completely bewildered. “Did I say something wrong p>

“Here, have some candy.” Juniper pulled a piece of candy from her pocket and tossed it to the researcher.

“Huh p>

Watching Specter’s retreating back, the researcher was left utterly confused. What just happened? Why was she suddenly upset? Was it because she’d failed to kill the leader of the Sigma Network?

But it didn’t matter. Research in the lab was progressing quickly. Sooner or later,

they would succeed in taking that bastard’s life.

At the door.

“Are you okay, Juniper?” Luella

gover, her expression worret

as she took in her friend’s pale face, “Maybe you should get some rest p>

“I’m fine.” Juniper put on her hat, casually fixing her hair. Her voice was incredibly hoarse. “Let’s go back to the main base p>

If she came back without stopping by the main base, those five “old-timers” would never let her hear the end of it.

“Oh.” Luella scratched her head and asked tentatively, “You’ve been gone for two days. Maybe you should call home p>

Juniper turned her head to look at her.

“I meant your brothers and sister!” Luella quickly clarified, her throat tightening in fear.

Judging by Juniper’s reaction… could she really be thinking of breaking up with Shanley?