125: Chapter 93: Mysterious Powerhouse!
“Tai Chu”!
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“Tai Chu”!
(Average Subscription 3300 plus updates, please subscribe)_3 “In this apocalyptic world, such minorities naturally wield imnse power.”
Xu Shu’s eyes were profound, and after a mont of thought, he switched to the nickna “Tai Chu,” edited it carefully, and sent out a post he had been pondering all day:
“*The Eastern Combat Zone has activated a security decommissioning regulation at the Star Tower, but it ended very quickly.
When I got there, I found nothing out of the ordinary.
Does anyone know the reason?* —Tai Chu.”
Soon, the post received dozens of comnts.
And the number of comnts was increasing at a terrifying speed, shooting up to 100, 200, and on.
Xu Shu opened the thread to look.
“I don’t get it, but it sounds impressive.”
“What is the big guy talking about?”
“What regulation?”
“What?”
“Everyone disperse, the post’s author only spoke half a sentence, and his horse is already gone.”
“Use your brain, upstairs.
Just by looking at this big guy’s ID, you can tell he’s not simple.
Don’t seek death like this.”
“Silence.”
“Silence.”
“Silence.”
“?
Damn, I’m sorry big guy, I should die!
I was talking nonsense.”
“LMAO, silence.”
…
…
The comnts below were varied.
But they were heavily laden with “?”.
So asked which Star Tower it was, so asked what happened, and even more used “????” to express confusion and bewildernt.
There were very few aningful comnts.
Among them, Xu Shu noticed that several ca from experts of the Fourth Order, questioning the veracity of the post, and asking who he was.
The comnt count suddenly reached 999 !
It was as quick as “Gu Pan, First-tier Warrior’s” server-wide announcent.
Until—
“Who might you be?
Please refrain from discussing this matter any further, I am deeply grateful.
I have sunk this post.
Whoever bumps it again will be placed on the Astronomy Association’s Level 2 Alert List!” —lanie, Fourth-order Dongxuan True Monarch.”
Well, the post was buried.
But the way it was buried was that the post was highlighted in red, and suddenly, dozens of anonymous replies appeared.
The content was an exact copy and paste:
“Astronomy Association reminder: Risky post, please do not reply, offenders will be entered into the Level 2 Alert List, consider this your warning!” —Anonymous.”
They were screen-flooding to prevent other replies.
Gradually, other threads pushed this ssage down.
Xu Shu’s mouth curved into a smirk.
He laughed.
This Astronomy Association, although its authority was not great in Lie Zhenzi’s domain,
certainly had enough power to influence the upgraded network through other ans—swarming with bots and issuing veiled threats.
They really had a few tricks up their sleeves.
Then, Xu Shu received a ssage:
[Friend request: lanie, Fourth-order Dongxuan True Monarch.]
Xu Shu was well-acquainted with the na lanie.
He knew that the pinned post “Must-Read for Human Transcendent Alliance Newbies” was written by her.
She was the current acting representative of the Astronomy Association, arguably the most authoritative spokesperson for the organization.
Even she reached out, which showed that his thod was indeed effective.
Xu Shu’s mouth curved into a smirk once more.
In terms of power, he knew he would be easily squashed by these Third Rank, Fourth-order experts.
But in terms of speaking in riddles, they were re Neanderthals before Xu Shu!
Of course, the most crucial thing was that the information from the Tai Chu Scroll was clandestine enough; otherwise, if it was just so trivial matter, they certainly wouldn’t have been fooled.
Was the news explosive?
It was worth betting his life on.
Xu Shu didn’t decline the friend request, nor did he accept it, just left her hanging there.
For today, this was enough; the post was rely the first step of Xu Shu’s trial.
He could not afford to reply openly, because his current true level, if discussed in detail, would soon be exposed as a novice.
Silence is the way to maintain the guise of an expert.
The bullet needed to fly a little longer to have its real impact.
“Ti to sleep now that it’s co to this.”
Xu Shu turned off the upgraded network and comfortably went to sleep.
However, tonight was destined to be a sleepless one for countless people.
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