Jack told John what Uncle Mizuda had learned, along with his own guesses, and John's jaw dropped in surprise when he heard Jack's guesses, but the cigar he was holding had already fallen to the ground.

"The computer is here now, and the data is here, see for yourself." Jack shoves Uncle Mizuta's computer in front of John.

John came back to his senses and raised his hand to control the touchpad on his notebook, and the cigar that had fallen to the ground was just lying on the ground and burning, and no one cared about it anymore.

There is a comparison of the data of the past month on the laptop, which is all collected from the background of the satellite of the Starstripe Company, and there are many IP addresses on it, and these IP addresses also correspond to their geographical location and are marked on the world map.

John then looked down, and he saw that the analysis from a month ago, although the paddy field had parsed hundreds of IP addresses, most of the IP addresses were still garbled, and they were incomplete matrix key formation codes.

Then John flipped to the next one, which was the analysis that Uncle Mizuda had just finished, and this time the IP address was much clearer than the last time, and more of the Star Stripe Base and the IP of the Star Stripe Holder were also exposed, but his attention was on another location.

The brighter the coordinates of the IP, the higher the activity of the IP, but the brightness of the IP in other areas of the map is not high, and the data stream is not stable, it seems to be blinking dimly all the time, but there is a corner of the IP coordinates that are always bright, it is bright, but it does not flicker.

"Is this the cloud? Where is it located? North pole? In the Arctic Circle? John asked, surprised.

"After we attacked Toms River's Starstripe base, its IP was actively exposed, and I guess it was intentional." Jack said, pointing to a bright spot on the display.

"He wants to lure us over for a decisive battle, this old thing is really cunning, he knows what we have in our hands, so even the boat is ready, let us go over and send us to death." John continued with Jack's words.

"And that horrible iron cube from the last battle, I guess they didn't just build that one, it should be somewhere else, and if they mobilize that thing, we'll die if we go to the North Pole." Jack continued.

Then John laughed, he thought that this war would be fought for a long, long time, but he didn't expect it, but suddenly he saw hope, he also knew that as long as he killed the cloud of the Starstripe Company, those Starstripe holders would become a pile of useless scrap metal, and as long as the Starstripe Company did not have Starstripe holders, their combat effectiveness would drop sharply.

"I kind of understand what's going on, two times in a row, we killed the Philadelphia Starstripe Base, and then killed the Toms River Starstripe Base, these two blows can be regarded as hurting them, and the power in our hands now has posed a threat to them, and they are afraid of us now." John said with a smile, then picked up the cigar that had fallen to the ground and lit.

Then John and Jack looked at each other, they looked into each other's eyes very tacitly, then Jack frowned lightly and nodded, John also frowned lightly and nodded, and then the two laughed at each other.

The two of them already have a very tacit understanding, so a look and a body movement can complete the communication, and in this moment, the two have reached a consensus.

Seeing this scene, Uncle Mizuda was confused, although he understood their previous conversation, but he didn't see a clue in this look and gaze, and then scratched the top of his head, which was already bald.

"How long?" Jack regained his composure and said two words lightly.

"The sooner the better." John also regained his composure and replied lightly.

In fact, the two were exchanging things about attacking the clouds in the Arctic Circle, Jack's first frown was to feedback his position, he felt that he should attack there, and his nod also showed his position, he supported John, and John's first frown was also feedback to Jack his own position, and his nod was also his decision.

When Jack asked how long they had time to prepare, John replied that the more open it was, the better it was, to get everyone to hurry up and head to the North Pole as soon as they were ready.