Sethiyan Federation, United Council Headquarters, 2:30 p.m.
The round-table conference room was filled to capacity.
Over forty presidents of the most developed countries in the world, ranking high on the developnt index, all silently looked at the docunts that had just been printed in their hands.
The current chairman, Pence, presided over the eting, which was initiated by Bideng, the ruling officer of the Sethiyan Federation.
Wei Tianyang’s recent two appearances had been captured by satellites, and his re-ergence after many years of absence had made many countries feel tense and puzzled.
"Today’s eting doesn’t need to be too formal, nor do we need to use too much diplomatic language. Everyone can relax a bit. What are your views on this matter?" Pence started the discussion.
"Actually, there have always been reports that Wei Tianyang was in Etolia and had opened a hotel with another dicine Person. But all along, we have been unable to confirm the authenticity of this report. Moreover, the people of Heisai State are also deeply taboo about this." Bideng said.
He cleared his throat and continued, "I understand their concerns, after all, he is a dangerous person capable of leveling an entire city in an instant. But this ti, he has exposed his whereabouts, returning to Felda in Etolia after two outings, to that place called Pei Guode Hotel."
"Isn’t it ironic? I rember the old files ntioning that at 16, he joined an organization established by the dicine People, called ’The Black House’? Its base was the ruins of the Pei Guode Hotel in the Chicken Snake Country," Pence said.
Spokesperson Norris from the Western Alliance said, "Perhaps, he’s soone who is nostalgic. He’s 35 this year, right? As people age, they tend to reminisce about the past."
"In fact, we are more concerned about his ntal state," said the woman dressed in white, the new Pri Minister of the Prussia Democratic Republic, Lonniya.
"His ntal state is worriso. He once served as a war observer for the United Council, and so of his missions have been declassified, which everyone has seen. He cannot control his emotions and is quite obstinate, with a very one-sided understanding of so concepts," Pence said.
"His radical personality is partly due to the lack of education during his adolescence and partly due to his living environnt and personal experiences. He doesn’t trust others much and has had an intense longing for ’justice’ and ’fairness’ in his early years," Lonniya added.
"We all know he has a tendency for violence and indeed has blood on his hands, but why did he fall into silence? And why did he appear recently?" Pence asked.
"His psychological trajectory actually fits perfectly with the process in which a person constructs, verifies, and doubts their self-concept. By the way, I hold a master’s degree in psychology," Lonniya said.
"Self-construction, self-verification, and then self-doubt?" Bideng asked.
"Yes, at 16, his personal experiences led him to aggressively confront all acts of violence from the outside world. Of course, he knows how many people he has killed, but everyone tries to rationalize their behavior. His excuse was justice and fairness."
"After finding such a noble excuse for his violent behavior, he would start to self-verify. Moreover, his superpower was so great that over the past ten years, the previous generation of national leaders began to try to control and use him, granting him too many privileges and indirectly pardoning the nurous blood debts he owed."
"However, his obsession with violence would not change, because during his adolescence, he had suffered so violent treatnt. Once he had the power, he would want to hit back. It’s a classic symptom combination of paranoid delusion and mania."
"So, the more he acted on it, the more he found out he couldn’t represent justice and fairness, and thus would fall into a phase of self-doubt. There are two scenarios for this stage; those with higher intelligence, sense of sha, and education level would beco despondent and try to dissolve the sin in their hearts by introspecting and repenting in churches."
"But obviously, he isn’t likely to have such high intelligence or sense of sha, let alone any level of education. I bet he’s the other type. He would be glad to have such power and such a transcendent status. Furthermore, when Steijie and Zhao Ling died, finding himself no longer needing to take on certain responsibilities, he would have indulged himself completely."
"In other words, these past few years, he was certainly having fun every day, frequenting various nightclubs. Using his fa to demand all sorts of privileges in Etolia and Heisai State’s silence about his presence is probably also satisfying his demands," Lonniya said after taking a sip of mineral water.
"Forr chairman, you know, Helena Mina had a high assessnt of him. His personal diagnostic report did not ntion a history of ntal illness," Pence said.
"He’s definitely a madman, no doubt. The diagnostic report didn’t ntion it just because no one dared to write it!" Bideng said.
After speaking, Bideng coughed repeatedly. He was too old, and even speaking had beco sowhat feeble.
"What exactly did he do in these two operations?" Norris asked.
The docunt listed the coordinates he visited before his two outings, but it didn’t specify what was different about these two locations.
"There’s nothing special about the two places. I’ve seen the nas of the places for the first ti. One is a small country around Yin Country, and the other is in Earth Sea, which is a country with a small population where two ethnic groups are engaged in an internal war," Pence said.
"An internal war? Have super soldiers with superpowers appeared there?" Lonniya asked.
"No, that small country can’t even afford conventional weapons, let alone the black market price for Black dicine and the antidote," Pence said.
"Who’s supplying the weapons?" she asked again.
"So roaming arms dealers are selling off stock from the 20th century, so of the rifles have been stored for a hundred years," Bideng said, shaking his head.
"What did he do in those two places? Go to end the war?" Norris asked.
"There’s no sign of that, he only stayed for a very short ti," Pence said.
"We must get in contact with him," Bideng said.
Everyone nodded.
"No matter what his purpose, now that he has reappeared, we need to find out what he intends to do," Bideng said.
He closed his eyes, recalling that eting in the House of Representatives, recalling the future that Ezekiel had seen.
Perhaps Wei Tianyang had seen sothing, felt sothing, and thus he had begun to act?
Bideng coughed twice and said, "But making contact with him is not an easy task, we need to be cautious."
"Who would be the most suitable to go?" Pence asked.
"We have now confird that he is in that Pei Guode Hotel, and I even think he knows that we know he’s there, but if we go to him, we will certainly co back empty-handed," Bideng said.
"Among us here... does anyone still have a personal relationship with him?" Bideng looked around at the others.
Everyone looked at each other and shook their heads.
"Didn’t Spencer know him? And your forr Pri Minister Leona, didn’t she have a brief encounter with him?" Pence asked.
"They’ve now set up a foundation. Asking them to go would be like approaching Wei Tianyang in the capacity of the foundation," Lonniya said.
"Making contact with him is more important than anything," Bideng said.
Pence hesitated for a mont and then said, "How about we let Helena Mina go to him."
"I think that could work... Wei Tianyang once personally intervened to protect her," Bideng said.
"What identity should she use to et him?" Lonniya asked.
"How about as a special advisor for the United Council?" Pence suggested.
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