As the radar operator reported, the ship-mounted long-distance optical observation device quickly locked onto the cargo ship that was thirty-six thousand kilometers away.
As the image on the virtual screen of the main control station gradually became clearer with the adjustment of the lens, Fatty, who had just come down from the repair mecha and returned to the main control room, was stunned.
This old, pale-blue cargo ship named "Apollo" was all too familiar to Fatty. It was the smuggling ship loaded with destroyer engines that he had taken to Gazalin during his runaway days. It was also the first space ship that sparked his obsession with retrofitting.
Back then, Fatty had put in quite a bit of effort to retrofit this old cargo ship. The entire control system, power system, and defense system of the vessel were optimized, not to mention the reinforcement of the ship's hull, enhancing its attack resistance and adapting it for higher speed navigation.
