On Space Station Venus.
As always, Field and his colleagues were following the instructions of the North American Space Agency, peeping at the Pan-Asian Cooperation construction site in geosynchronous orbit.
Technically, this was no longer peeping, they were straight-up staring.
At first, Field was still low-key. He set the astronomical observation telescope to cross paths with the Nirvana space station. Later, he felt that the engineers of East Asia Heavy Industries did not care about their movements, so he simply stopped the telescope and aimed it directly at them.
As a result, the Space Station Venus had also officially evolved from an astronomical observatory to a "spy satellite" for civilian purposes.
"Look at them… It seems that they don't care about us spying at their technology," Johnny said as he looked at the construction site outside the porthole. He continued, "To be honest, I'm starting to doubt if there's a point to what we're doing."
