In other words, the same object was viewed by many people. There would always be some differences in perspective. Rui Wen's two videos sparked heated discussion in the friend group. The more people watched, the more details were dug out.
The person who spoke was the professional bodyguard, Mr. Gao De. There was a large age gap between this retired soldier and the others in the group. He normally didn't speak much, but he was very sensitive to his profession. Later, he uploaded a video that had been intelligently edited. There was an eye-catching red circle circling the corner of the large mirror in the dance studio. There was a figure that wasn't all that clear, but it was real.
The figure was hidden behind the half-open door. Clearly, Mo Ya had inadvertently recorded this fellow through the reflection of the mirror when she was filming this video.
Luo Nan frowned. He turned around and sent the edited video to Mo Ya: "Can you recognize who this fellow is? Is he from your company? "
Mo Ya replied a few seconds later: "I can't really tell. Let me check. There should be surveillance cameras in the hallway... There really are some people in the company who send out internal videos in exchange for some cigarettes and alcohol money. Oh, it's also possible that he's an Sasaeng fan. If he can enter the company, then he really does have remarkable abilities. "
"An Sasaeng fan." According to Luo Nan's limited knowledge, a small group like BHD didn't have any Sasaeng fans in the entertainment industry. But when they did, they were often extreme characters.
Of course, they wouldn't commit murder or arson. If they truly had strong evil intentions, Rui Wen would be the first to find out.
"Don't be careless. Let me know when you get the results." Luo Nan began to speed up once more. "I'll go help Rui Wen with the procedures."
"What procedures?"
Luo Nan gave a simple explanation. Mo Ya chuckled on the other side, but she didn't say much. She casually sent Luo Nan a live video from the recording studio.
From the video, it could be seen that whether it was Rui Wen or the BHD trio, their working conditions were quite good. Not a trace of exhaustion could be seen from their sleepless nights. Perhaps it was the dance exchange from before that made them all excited.
Let it continue like this...
Luo Nan restarted his morning exercise mode. Things went as he expected. After passing through the congested section of the city center, he rode the Hundred-Knot Bug and arrived at the Forestwall District in less than half an hour. He saw the Lan Town Welfare Institute hidden within the original mall.
Luo Nan entered the entrance hall personally designed and built by Dean Wan and the children. He noticed that there were many unfamiliar faces in the rather mottled historical reception room to the side.
Dean Wan glanced over from within the reception room.
Luo Nan didn't say anything. He just pointed upstairs as a sign.
He knew that the people in the living room all had serious expressions on their faces, but it was not a bad atmosphere of collecting debts, so there was no need to disturb them. The only thing that stood out was that Luo Nan saw. Di Weiwu was sitting upright in the room. Luo Nan could tell that he was having a hard time.
Luo Nan had a few guesses when he saw this situation and thought of Bamboo Pole's report from this morning.
He never thought that this wave of guests would be quite tactful. They took the initiative to say their farewells when they saw Luo Nan come over. Dean Wan didn't bother with pleasantries. He got up to see the guests out.
Di Weiwu was the first to run out. He was so excited that he couldn't stop himself. He crashed into Luo Nan's arms, "Brother Nan, you must have skipped class."
"Luo Luo Luo You are. are. you are."
Di Weiwu wailed, "There are two more months. My life is going to be distorted. Take a look at Zhiye..."
"I think he's a good role model. In fact, the vast majority of people yearn for that kind of educational opportunity."
"It's the vast majority of parents." Di Weiwu's unreasonable pestering amused quite a few people, including the departing guests. Dean Wan just nodded to Luo Nan, "You came a bit earlier than I expected."
"I just came to see if you signed it. If you're done, I'll just take it and leave."
"The hard copy is ready. But it looks like it needs to be verified online. Wait a moment."
"Okay. You do what you need to do. I'll give this kid Weiwu a lesson first."
There was nothing wrong with this conversation, but the guests who were about to leave were a bit more sensitive. Someone asked, "Online signature? Do you need to go through the vagrant adoption procedures? "
A relatively young woman stopped and revealed a smile to Luo Nan, "Classmate. You came by yourself to get the procedures? You're so amazing... Are you also a vagrant? "
It had been a long time since someone had spoken to Luo Nan like this.
The corners of his eyes twitched subconsciously. Yes, it must be because of his voice changing period. Also, his chin had begun to grow a bit of a beard over the past few days. His face still looked too tender...
Luo Nan had a good temper. He just laughed and shook his head, "I'm not."
Then, he led Di Weiwu upstairs. The little fellow was pulled away, but he still turned his head to back up the conversation, "Brother Nan isn't a vagrant, but he takes good care of me..."
The woman didn't stop him. She just turned her head to speak to Dean Wan, "Mr. Dean, we aren't forcing the hospital to do anything. We just hope that everyone can assist us and do some thoughtful work. We want a child like Weiwu to get online and find his family. He won't have any regrets in life. We will also pay great attention to the privacy of the relevant personnel..."
"What's online?"
Luo Nan had some doubts in his mind. He asked Di Weiwu, but he was afraid that the little fellow wouldn't be able to explain it clearly. He simply threw this question into his friend group.
"The friend group has almost become a work group these days."
Bamboo Pole's ridicule was completely unconvincing in front of the nutritional products he forwarded. But this didn't stop him from doing proper business. He was still the first one to provide effective information.
"I was just about to report to you, boss. Right now, the organization level of Xia City's protest group is clearly on the rise. And there's a phenomenon of connecting with other cities. Internet Explorer is one of the most important symbols. "
"This thing sounds familiar." Octopus popped his head out and interrupted, "I think I've seen it somewhere before?"
"If you've seen it before, then it means that you've been to the vagrant exchange quite a bit. And you've messed with their internal network quite a bit."
"Meow?" Octopus's voice was a bit messed up.
Luo Nan also frowned. He had seriously researched the vagrant exchange a while ago... The question bank. He really didn't see any relevant information.
"What's this website used for?"
"It's probably equivalent to a platform for finding people."
Bamboo Pole began to send screenshots to the group, "In the beginning, Online Wanderer was a social networking function module placed on the vagrant exchange's intranet. It was probably a reaction against the mainstream secrecy. But the response wasn't that great. After all, very few people would take unnecessary actions after accepting the vagrant exchange's unique private credit system.
"I don't know when it started, but someone borrowed the function of this module to develop a fill-in-the-blank game. It's probably about uploading basic information about a person and their family. Then it was continuously expanded and perfected to form a relatively complete relationship and social network... Of course, this was done at the cost of exposing other people's privacy.
"Then, perhaps because there were too many blanks in the fill-in-the-blanks game, the more people filled in the blanks, the more difficult the game became. It seemed to be proof that a lot of unknown missing people had appeared among the vagrants who returned to the city, which aroused the interest and suspicion of many people. Gradually, the case started to spread." "Recently, someone in Hu City has launched an activity. They encourage all vagrants to upload information related to themselves and their relatives. This is to form a relatively complete network of relationships, so as to fully reveal the blanks in the network... Clearly, this wind has blown to Xia City."
Octopus chuckled, "The legendary 'Missing Immigrants' and 'Vanishing Relocation'."
Luo Nan didn't know if Octopus remembered the conversation on the platform yesterday. Luo Nan looked at Di Weiwu and decided to let this kid go for now.
After Luo Nan let Di Weiwu go, he replied in the group and asked, "Hu City?"
Bamboo Pole responded, "Xia City should be fine. There are some cities inland. Don't doubt that I'm talking about Hu City. They did some bad things in the past, and now they're rebounding quite fiercely."
"From what I remember, it seems like that branch president is quite close to Headquarters?" As for what his name was, Luo Nan really couldn't think of it for the time being.
"Gao Wenfu." Red Fox suddenly popped up. It was a simple reply, but it sounded like he was chewing on ice shards.
"Is he your enemy?" Papercut followed closely and asked in passing.
"I don't have the qualifications to become enemies with him. Otherwise, I wouldn't have made it to Xia City alive." Red Fox spoke calmly, "However, this person is undoubtedly the leader of Hu City. He has thousands upon thousands of disciples, disciples, and disciples. His influence radiates far and wide. He might have clashed with him that time."
"I understand."
Luo Nan thought for a moment. He didn't have a deep impression of this person. Red Fox must have participated in the summit that day, but he didn't sit in the core circle.
Octopus suddenly had a strange thought, "They all have the surname Gao. Celestial Master Gao and Brother Gao De, are you related to them?"
"They're out of my league." Gao De's answer was very simple.
Dean Wan had already sent off the guests at this time. He came up to help Luo Nan complete the signing and authentication procedures. Though it was complicated, it didn't take much time.
Luo Nan took the opportunity to ask about the origins of the guests. Sure enough, they came from the vagrant camp in the Trigate District. They even specially hired a very famous social activist... She was the woman who had asked the question.
"It looks like this demonstration won't stop anytime soon. They can't be going door to door to check the vagrants who have entered the adoption process, right? "
Dean Wan shook his head, "Right now, they hope to establish contact with the vagrants on this channel through various welfare homes. It can only be said to be a request. Their attitude is okay. It's also possible that the minor vagrant children aren't the main focus of this activity. "
"Is it because the majority of the missing are adults?"
Dean Wan nodded silently.
Luo Nan let out a breath and didn't say anything more.
Though the current vagrant demonstration and other events were equivalent to adding chaos to Luo Nan's global census from a certain perspective, Luo Nan didn't care about this.
He wasn't the instigator of the chaos. People who were worried about the chaos often doubted their ability to uncover the truth... Luo Nan was very confident in himself.
"Thank you, Dean Wan. I'm going to continue with the procedures."
"Wait a moment."
"Huh?"
Dean Wan stopped Luo Nan. He took out a ball-shaped object from his pocket and handed it over.
This little toy was a bit like the incense basket used in ancient times for incense. It was perfectly round and its surface was a hollow structure. It was extremely detailed, but there weren't many patterns that could be discerned. The veined patterns were relatively abstract.
Luo Nan couldn't see the material. He held it in his hand and pinched it. It was quite hard, but the luster of its surface structure made it seem like it would break easily.
"What's this?"
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