Two days later, the main ship of the Covenant fleet, the assembly hall.

A group of Primes sat in a circle around Sorokin, playing cards while locking Sorokin with a qi machine to prevent him from making any changes.

Sorokin was caught in the middle. He moved a small pony to the table and watched others playing cards. From time to time he would give some pointers, without thinking of himself as an outsider.

At this time, the door opened and Vower walked in. The noisy atmosphere in the room became quiet. Everyone, including Sorokin, looked over.

Vower looked around, locked his eyes on Sorokin, and spoke in a deep voice:

"I have thought about it for the past two days and I agree with you joining the covenant."

Sorokin looked happy and was about to speak when Vower interrupted him and added:

"But the premise is to resolve the conflict between you and Black Star. I don't want your joining to bring hidden dangers to the organization."

Hearing this, Sorokin's expression became solemn, "What do you think?"

Vower said slowly: "First we need to test the risk, that is, to test the extent of Black Star's pursuit of you, so we must forge your coordinates and use them as bait to see if Black Star will pursue you."

"How to do it exactly?"

Vower opened the star map, clicked on a transportation hub planet in the ancient star desert, and said:

"We will find a way to disseminate intelligence, saying that you have passed through the Dir star recently, and then conduct surveillance to observe Black Star's reaction. If his troops come to collect intelligence, it means that he is indeed chasing you. If Black Star uses virtual

In order to show the sincerity of cooperation, you can share the surveillance situation."

Sorokin thought for a moment and nodded in agreement with the plan. Although he did not think that Black Star would pursue him, forging his whereabouts would not threaten his safety. He had no objection. Instead, he appreciated Vower's caution and he liked it.

Such a steady person.

From his point of view, he could simply retire and do nothing, but Covenant would not allow it. He was planning ahead and worried that Black Star would come to his door like him, so he wanted to take the initiative to solve the hidden danger. He could not make decisions on behalf of Covenant.

, this matter is not up to him, so he can only cooperate with the covenant's ideas.

"What if Black Star really pursues him?" Bai Geer interjected and praised.

"Then there are only two ways to solve the hidden danger." Vower looked at Sorokin and made a troubled expression, "Either defeat Black Star, or you can cheat Black Star by pretending to die."

Baigel echoed from the side: "It makes sense. Only Black Star will give up the pursuit if he thinks he is dead. After all, the dead are the safest. Sorokin will cheat his death anyway. Just deceive him when the time comes."

Sorokin felt that there was nothing wrong with this statement and couldn't help but nodded. However, after he thought about it, his tone was a little awkward:

"But it's too risky. Since Black Star knows my identity, he will definitely be wary of me cheating my death. I'm worried that if he finds out then, I will really commit suicide..."

Vower shook his head, "To be honest, this is more convincing. We control the recovery of the sanctuary. If you are really dead, we will revive you. Not only will the hidden danger be solved, but you will also become a true one of our own."

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Sorokin laughed dryly: "Forget it, and he also has cosmic treasures like space-time amber. I'm worried that he will seal me..."

It sounds nice, but how can he dare to trust the covenant? If he dies and others don't revive him, then he will be deceived and lame.

Vower frowned and said dissatisfied: "This is the plan with the lowest risk and the highest success rate. In the end, you keep saying you want to join the covenant, but in fact you still don't regard us as your own."

"I am very sincere, but trust needs to be cultivated..."

Sorokin was talking about the situation and looked embarrassed, while he was secretly complaining in his heart.

This plan has the least risk for you, and you basically don’t have to pay anything. Regardless of whether I am really dead or fake, the problem is solved...

On the contrary, the plan to deal with Black Star is very risky for the Covenant, but the risk for himself is small. He will definitely choose this.

"Hmph, so you are still forcing us to help you deal with Black Star and kill people with a borrowed knife." Purple Emperor Mei Ji not far away snorted coldly.

Sorokin was speechless.

"...Let's talk about it then. Let's test out the results first and then talk about it."

Vower pretended to be dissatisfied and glanced at Sorokin, without saying much, turned and left.

Not long after, through the secret operations of the Covenant organization, the information about Sorokin passing through Dier star was spread on the black market. At the same time, the Covenant organization deployed many people on Dier star for surveillance.

As time passed, the news gradually fermented. Because it was not sure whether Black Star had received the news, everyone could only wait and watch the surveillance screen around the clock.

Because it was about him, Sorokin was the most concerned about it and kept an eye on the surveillance screen to eliminate any possibility of fraud.

After nearly ten days of this, the Covenant organization finally received information and discovered that a fleet from the Black Star Legion's branch in the Ancient Star Desert had arrived on the planet Dier to inquire about Sorokin's information.

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"The situation is obvious. Black Star is indeed pursuing you relentlessly. You have brought us risks!"

In the remote monitoring room, Vower glared at Sorokin with a very dissatisfied tone.

Sorokin did not answer. His face was extremely depressed, and his heart kept sinking.

The evidence was solid and he couldn't refute it, but he didn't expect Black Star to be so obsessed with him and actually pursue him secretly.

It turns out that this guy not only wants to gain my wealth, he even wants to kill me.

Bring on the evil ones!

Damn it, I just exposed my vest, am I worthy of being hunted down non-stop! Although I have plotted against you several times before, I have already paid the price, but Black Star, you must want me to die? Are you so vindictive?!

At this time, Vower asked in a deep voice: "Are you really not willing to cheat to death and deceive Black Star?"

"I don't want to." Sorokin shook his head decisively.

Vower's face was ugly, and he was pacing back and forth pretending to be irritated, as if he was hesitating.

After a while, he seemed to be holding his nose and made a decision. He said reluctantly:

"In this case, we can only join forces to encircle and suppress Black Star!"

As soon as he finished speaking, it was as if he had stung a hornet's nest. The other Primes present were immediately "shocked" and strongly opposed.

"We have no grievances with Black Star, why should we provoke such a powerful enemy for Sorokin?"

"Wouldn't joining forces to deal with Black Star also reveal our existence?"

"This guy is blackmailing us, don't be fooled!"

The enthusiastic reaction shocked Sorokin, and he did not dare to intervene to express his opinion.

"Stop arguing!" Vower quarreled with everyone for a few words, then raised his tone, tried to overcome everyone's opinions, and said forcefully: "It's just this once, it won't happen next time!"

Immediately afterwards, he glared at Sorokin and said coldly:

"You have achieved your goal of killing someone with a borrowed knife, are you satisfied now?"

"Don't talk nonsense. I'm not forcing you to deal with Black Star. This is your decision. I would rather treat him as nothing and ignore him." Sorokin said that he would not take the blame and felt quite helpless.

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He actually does not intend to threaten the Covenant Organization to deal with Black Star, because doing so will turn against everyone, but the choice is not on him.

From his position, there is no way he can change the other party's stubborn ideas and cannot persuade the covenant to ignore Black Star. It is like a debtor taking refuge in someone else's home. Not only does it cause trouble for others, but he also has the peace of mind to persuade others to pretend to be ostriches and endure the pursuit.

The debtor's entanglement... Even Sorokin felt that this approach was a bit shameless.

Vower snorted and said slowly: "In short, you are the one who caused the trouble, and it is up to you to solve it. Since Black Star is chasing you, then you will act as bait and lead him into a trap."

"Just me?" Sorokin asked.

"Of course not, there will be three people accompanying you, not only to prevent you from escaping in battle, but also to help you resist Black Star." Vower shook his head, "As for the rest of us, we are ambushing in the distance, waiting for opportunities to break into the battlefield."

"Is this possible? It is said that Black Star has an emperor teleporting and he is not afraid of being surrounded." Bai Geer interrupted again, showing the professional qualities of a admirer.

"Don't worry, Black Star will never expect that there are dozens of us. This is our biggest advantage! The trap set by Sorokin only has four people. It is just our first-level layout, but in Black Star's eyes it should be an ambush.

All the troops. With Black Star's combat power, he is unlikely to escape when facing four people, and will definitely try to fight, so the task of Sorokin and the four of them is to hold Black Star back." Vower's tone was serious, and he spoke truthfully.

The same.

"Then what?"

"Then, of course, we must find ways to create opportunities! Dozens of us are accumulating offensive in the rear. As long as Sorokin and you control Black Star for a short time, so that he has no time to use the Emperor, we will attack directly through Baigel's teleportation technique.

Let dozens of people's charged attacks focus on Black Star, and at the same time, all those who are good at spiritual attacks will cooperate together to try to severely damage Black Star's soul with one blow!"

Vower's tone was so decisive and full of confidence that even he almost believed it.

Sorokin analyzed the feasibility of the plan and felt that the success rate was much higher than if he did it alone.

He believed that as long as Black Star didn't use space-time amber to resist it, he probably wouldn't be able to withstand a wave of concentrated fire from dozens of Transcendent A Grades.

Although the Soul Flame is not in his hands, it is still the same for Vower to use it, and in the Covenant organization, they are not the only ones who are good at spiritual attacks, so Sorokin feels that he has greater control.

"This plan should be feasible, and the success rate is estimated to be more than 70%. Now the interstellar society has almost deified Black Star, but no matter how strong he is, there must be a limit."

Sorokin breathed a sigh of relief and expressed support.

Seeing the fish take the bait, Vower was well versed in the fishing method of loosening and tightening. His eyes flashed and he spoke in a low voice with a warning:

"Don't be too happy too early. You'd better pray that this operation can be successful. Otherwise, if Black Star runs away, he will definitely leak the information. By then, the handle in your hand will be useless. I will blame you.

You can guess what we will do with you... So for your own sake, you'd better give me your best in this operation!"

Hearing this, Sorokin's expression became serious and he nodded calmly.

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Half a month later, in the ancient star desert, somewhere in a deserted cosmic zone.
To be continued...