I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 622 - 367: One Person, Declaring War on the Entire W

At this mont, Ronald Reed felt as if he had fallen into an icy cave.

As a shrewd man,

he imdiately discerned many things from Chen Yun’s words, things that sent shivers down his spine upon deeper reflection.

Firstly,

the mont he picked up the phone with the intention to notify his superiors, Chen Yun had already realized it and called to prevent him from doing so.

It should be noted that he hadn’t spoken to anyone yet, and the idea to inform his superiors had just appeared a few seconds ago.

What did this an?

It ant that Chen Yun was like an all-knowing God, imdiately aware of his thoughts the mont they erged.

Even though he knew that Chen Yun’s intelligence capabilities were almost like cheating, experiencing it firsthand still left him utterly shocked.

Secondly, it was literally about the restarting of human civilization.

He was aware that there indeed existed a huge sphere in outer space, ready to recreate a mass extinction event under Chen Yun’s control at any mont.

Thus, Chen Yun’s implication was clear.

If they dared to turn off the live broadcast, the teorite would imdiately fall, and current humanity had no ans of dealing with this teorite yet.

Not to ntion its massive size and density.

Even if humanity’s nurous nuclear weapons could be accurately targeted there, they would most likely be intercepted by Chen Yun’s inexplicable thods.

In the end, they probably couldn’t stop it.

It could be said that at this mont, the fate of all humanity was indirectly in his hands.

So, after hanging up the phone,

Ronald Reed hesitated for only a few seconds before imdiately calling his superiors.

Of course, this wasn’t to say he was so kind of anti-social madman who still intended to notify his superiors to shut down the live broadcast and provoke Chen Yun’s wrath.

In fact,

he had only one purpose in making this call:

That was to prepare his superiors psychologically for what might happen with Chen Yun, and to make absolutely sure they did not shut down the live broadcast.

This needed to be reiterated three tis.

Do not shut down the live broadcast!

He even suggested that his superiors try to expand the live broadcast slightly.

He didn’t care about Chen Yun’s past actions.

He only knew that the current live broadcast was linked to the very survival of all humanity.

After doing all this,

Ronald Reed breathed a sigh of relief.

He had done all he could; what happened next to the fate of humanity around the world had nothing to do with him anymore.

So, already drenched in cold sweat, Ronald Reed gasping for breath leaned back in his chair and began solemnly searching for today’s live broadcast at the United Nations Headquarters on his computer.

This didn’t require a special search for long.

This eting was sparked by Chen Yun’s action against the Black Tide Alliance, prompting the whole world to start an animal conservation movent under the call of the three superpowers, which in turn led to a series of multilateral cooperation talks related to environntal protection.

In face of the three superpowers,

the eting was extrely solemn, with nearly every country participating.

To demonstrate their earnest effort in potentially doing what Chen Yun might want to do, they broadcasted it globally in a manner that seed like they were boasting.

Given the grand scale of this eting, it was live-stread on official channels and websites of various countries around the world, and could also be seen on the hopage recomndations of almost all video apps.

Ronald Reed randomly clicked on a video website and saw the recomnded live broadcast on the hopage.

Besides this,

Ronald Reed placed another computer screen in front of him, which tracked Chen Yun’s movents.

These were traces of Chen Yun’s high-speed movents.

Currently, Chen Yun wasn’t as reckless as when he flew over Japan, but instead displayed the ability to block out all detection thods other than optical ones, which they had speculated about before.

Chen Yun’s ability to fly at high speeds while being immune to all detection forced them to rely only on multiple satellite tracking combined with cellphone location features to barely glimpse his whereabouts.

Indeed, Chen Yun had once implicitly allowed them to track the cellphone gifted by the Do Council.

Without this, they couldn’t even know Chen Yun’s current whereabouts.

Ronald Reed didn’t know if this was a form of absolute confidence, but he certainly wouldn’t dare to track this signal easily under normal circumstances.

Especially after being warned by a phone call right after he had the thought, he was even less likely to track it rashly.

Feeling his tired body,

Ronald Reed watched the two screens, waiting for Chen Yun’s trajectory to reach the United Nations Headquarters, quietly observing all these developnts.

His emotions were incredibly mixed, both worried and anticipatory.

He had a premonition.

The world order was likely to change drastically from this mont.

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anwhile, it was almost 8:00 AM on June 4th, Beijing Ti, and roughly 7:00 PM on June 3rd, New York Ti.

The sky in New York hadn’t darkened yet.

But it had begun to dim.

In the United Nations Headquarters in New York, a crucial environntal conference was underway.

Within the spacious and bright conference room,

the setting sun’s light stread through the massive floor-to-ceiling windows, adding a warm tint to the whole space.

The United Nations Headquarters building, famous for its iconic glass curtain walls and simple linear design, symbolized the ideals of openness and peace.

At this mont, the building was filled with diplomats, scientists, environntalists, and dia journalists from around the world, altogether bearing witness to this historic mont.