His experience at the Relay Station made Luo Nan suddenly feel: Even if the Aberration was just a little brother compared to the Sinful Poison, if the situation were to continue developing like this, Earth would not have the accumulation of the Heavenly Yuan Empire. The Heavenly Yuan Empire would probably be the terminally ill first!
The most infuriating thing was that there were still people fanning the flames behind the scenes, intentionally or unintentionally misleading.
That's right, he was referring to Li Wei.
Luo Nan believed in the authenticity of the information his father took great pains to leave behind. According to that explanation, that fellow Li Wei …
It was Outsider!
If he made a reasonable inference, then perhaps Liang Lu's Heavenly Yuan Empire, the Star Alliance, and other advanced civilizations had a high degree of connection.
Let's not talk about how that fellow came to Earth.
Just by looking at his background and knowledge, it was impossible for him to not know the problems that existed in the research of supernatural powers on Earth. And everything he did, his attitude was obvious.
That fellow harbored ulterior motives …
Luo Nan tossed out a new proposition, then he no longer participated in the discussion. He sat quietly in his chair. His gaze and mental senses naturally flowed around him, gradually expanding from the heated discussion area to the vast expanse of the sea and sky.
From his close-up perspective hanging in midair, the Jadeite Light that carried them was like a city of steel. It rampaged across the ocean, cleaving apart the clouds and turbid waves. It was full of vigor.
Perhaps this was the attitude of the Extraordinaries before his eyes. These people, who stood at the apex of life on Earth, were passionately discussing. Even though they were perplexed about the present and the future, they had iron wills built upon powerful egos. They were confident that they could conquer all unknowns.
But if they were to raise their point of view a bit higher, allowing their field of view to cover several thousand square kilometers of the sea, covering the vast Pacific Ocean, covering the entire Earth, covering the universe that simply could not be covered …
What did the Jadeite Light and the people on it count for?
Luo Nan was a bit regretful at this time. During his time at the Relay Station, he didn't find the time to study the basic general knowledge of the Heavenly Yuan Empire. He lacked an understanding of the development context of this high civilization.
Otherwise, perhaps he could start a class or something ….
Luo Nan didn't know how the future would develop.
He also believed that even if they encountered trouble, they could still struggle with their lives. Just like the Heavenly Yuan Empire, even if they had fallen into the destructive process of the World of Calamity, they could still struggle with all their might.
However, it still required an advanced civilization. It needed to be established on the basis of a complete worldview of everything in the universe and a perfect theory of population evolution.
If there were really unexpected changes in the future, and the Earth was still as "primitive" as it was now … then there was really no hope.
Maybe something should be done. At the very least, they couldn't let Li Wei, the "outsider", use his evil thoughts to carve the progress of Earth's civilization.
But what should he do?
Luo Nan calculated seriously for a moment, and then he suddenly became stupefied. Then he laughed in spite of himself. What's going on? He hadn't even solved his own problems, so why did he have to take on such a strange sense of responsibility?
"Brother Luo Nan?" Black Lion keenly sensed the change in mood.
Luo Nan waved his hand, but the sudden thought just now had left a mark on his heart. It wasn't easy to erase it cleanly in a short amount of time.
As time passed, the sky darkened bit by bit. Even the altitude of ten thousand meters in the sky began to be gradually dyed with a deep color.
Abner looked at his watch. It was already seven o 'clock in the evening in the East and West Districts 12. There was only an hour left before the highly anticipated auction.
And right now, he was still on a temporary flight route to the venue.
The roar of the plane's engine couldn't cover the sound of footsteps behind him.
The Secretary-General of Headquarters, Romanus, was in the prime of his life. He walked behind Abner and placed a flexible e-ink screen filled with words on the desk in front of him.
"President, this is the revised agenda. Please take a look."
The round-table conference, where the top experts of the world gathered to discuss matters, was undoubtedly of an extremely high standard. Therefore, as the host, Headquarters of the ability user society always followed the regular process of organizing and reporting the agenda. They deliberated over the additions and subtractions, preparing to distribute the agenda to all the participants in order to ensure that the agenda was impeccable during the discussion.
But the agenda hadn't even been released yet, let alone distributed and notified. This could only prove that this sort of formality was practically broken.
Abner didn't say anything, but he also didn't look at the relevant details. At this time, the projector on his desk displayed a few contents. It was the identification criteria they had determined earlier on for Gong Qi's murder.
After looking over and over again, Abner had long since memorized them like the back of his hand:
"Number one, an electromagnetic ability user. Number two, an Extraordinary. Number three, the micro-manipulation ability of the power of the abyss region. Number four, the ability to burn and absorb flesh and blood. Number five, the ability to assemble and manufacture machinery. Number six, the ability to conceal and teleport. Number seven, an ape-like creature."
In the previously hastily held identification meeting, no matter what everyone's judgment was, the compatibility between the Mr. Mo and Luo Nan combination and this criterion was announced to be seven out of ten, except for the electromagnetic ability.
And now, with the support of the newest information, the so-called Mr. Mo could practically be erased. There was only one Luo Nan. The compatibility criteria was already:
Seven out of ten.
If he, the President of Headquarters, was a bit more frivolous, he could already say things like, "If Luo Nan didn't do this to Gong Qi, I'll eat shit on a live broadcast."
The problem was that the clearer it was, the more troublesome it was.
Abner didn't show it on the outside, but his head was getting more and more painful. He never expected things to turn out like this when he proposed to adjourn the meeting that day.
During the meeting, Ouyang Chen and Her Majesty Empress Wu had a clear and decisive attitude. It made many Extraordinaries and various powers, who were used to the peaceful atmosphere of the nineties, instinctively shrink back.
This was actually within the scope of Abner's considerations. He even thought of using this opportunity to eliminate a few disobedient people. However, Mr. Mo and Luo Nan's subsequent exposure of the alternate space of his own accord disrupted this rhythm.
With concrete benefits placed before their eyes, the contradiction between the Apocalypse Laboratory, headed by Li Wei, and the powerful people of the inner world emerged a bit. There were also the complex demands of the Archons, who ruled over political power and capital.
Back then, he proposed to adjourn the meeting in order to better connect the two sides. He wanted to dissolve a portion and highlight a portion. He wanted to focus the contradiction onto Luo Nan to achieve an ideal result.
But he never expected it at the time. It was impossible for him to imagine that Luo Nan, after a few dozen hours of silence, would go on a high profile path from Stem City. He would broadcast live on the beach, go straight to the cruise ship, and fight head on with Extraordinaries ….
It seemed that Luo Nan had revealed even more flaws, making it easier for people to focus the related crimes and contradictions onto him. However, the influence of this young man rapidly soared from these straightforward and sharp actions.
He was like a weight that increased in weight. He wantonly played with the scales of the human heart.
Abner's breathing became a bit heavier. The light yellow beard by his lips trembled slightly. He composed himself and turned his gaze to the flexible e-ink screen. However, he didn't look at it in detail.
He just asked, "Did Connie send any new information back?"
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