Half an hour had already passed since the explosion.
The original ecological turf inside the stadium was still flickering with flas, and the wreckage from the off-road vehicle explosion was emitting wisps of black smoke.
The large number of distorted human-shaped charcoal was so disgusting that it made people want to vomit up last night’s dinner.
The only comndable aspect of this explosion attack was probably that it didn’t produce much bloodstain.
Crowds and traffic were moving inside and outside the stadium.
Shouting, honking, urging, crying… various sounds were mixed together into a cacophony.
Fortunately, the chaos was being effectively quelled with the successive entry of the field operations departnts from various campuses and the ard forces directly under the city association.
For this public safety incident involving a death fighter’s cri, so ordinary police officers didn’t even have the qualification to participate in the on-site investigation and could only handle peripheral vigilance and civilian evacuation work.
Ambulances arrived and left in convoy formation one after another.
They uniformly transferred the wounded from this incident to one hospital.
“Na, address…”
anwhile, the audience mbers who weren’t injured in this incident still had to complete registration of their personal information before they could leave, even after suffering such a fright.
Lu Bai and Xiao Xueyin didn’t leave this VIP box; with Xiao Xueyin’s background, he could actually skip this series of interrogations and leave directly.
But he was sowhat curious about the follow-up handling of the matter and decided to stay at the scene to watch the excitent.
Lu Bai instinctively looked towards a separately gathered crowd; that was the remaining students and team leader teachers from various deathmatch campuses.
When the explosion occurred, they were dispersed relatively widely, allowing them to escape unscathed.
He noticed that in the crowd, Liang Fuzhong was limping but still moving back and forth, seemingly confirming the casualties of the Zu Dian Campus students.
“You should still go get checked to see if there are any internal injuries.”
Lu Bai turned his head and patted Xiao Xueyin’s shoulder: “I’m heading out first.”
“Not going to watch a bit more? Can Society pulled off such a vicious attack; Da Xiang and Xiao Xiang’s field operations departnts will probably have to make so noise to settle things down.”
Xiao Xueyin wanted to quickly understand the handling results.
After all, Da Xiang’s field operations departnt held a lot of intelligence on Can Society; at the very least, they had to destroy a few Can Society strongholds to vent their anger, right?
“Then you cheer up; rember to tell
once you have results.”
Lu Bai casually brushed it off and then strode away.
……
He showed his identification and passed through the blockade.
Lu Bai didn’t continue strolling around and went straight back ho to Yiju City.
The house was very quiet; because they had money now, Lu Qingyan, that little brat, had been thrown into kindergarten by Lu Ziyi a couple of days ago.
Calculating the ti, Lu Ziyi was probably out buying groceries and would pick up the little brat from kindergarten after school.
Lu Bai was happy for the peace and simply lay on the sofa to check ssages.
Without a doubt, the hottest topic on the internet right now was naturally the stadium explosion incident.
After all, it was live-stread throughout, with high attention, just like if soone suddenly ran out and threw a bomb during the Olympic opening ceremony—there’s no way such a thing could be concealed.
The officials hadn’t yet made any public statents or characterization on the matter, only reporting so casualty situations.
On the contrary, Can Society cheerfully jumped out to claim responsibility for the incident, only for their account to be quickly banned by mysterious forces.
But regardless, such a vicious incident indeed made the civilians uneasy, once again recalling the terror of those crazies in Can Society.
The originally joyful atmosphere welcoming the New Birth Festival was struck a heavy blow, and many people chose to stay obediently at ho instead of going out.
Of course, this commotion wouldn’t have any influence on Lu Bai.
He was just sowhat puzzled, not understanding why Can Society didn’t notify him when stirring up trouble—not even a hint of movent reached him; could they suspect he was a mole?
“Even if I planned to be a mole, I haven’t taken any actual action yet.”
Lu Bai thoughtfully rubbed his chin: “Can’t figure it out…”
……
In the blink of an eye.
Half a month had passed since the stadium explosion incident.
During this ti, Lu Bai returned to his usual schedule, punching in at the campus on ti every day for work and leaving on the dot.
Worth ntioning was that, to boost civilian confidence in public safety, the field operations departnts of various major campuses jointly executed an arrest operation codenad “Literacy Campaign.”
They went on a rampage during this period, destroying several Can Society strongholds; the battle reports indeed showed pleasing results.
Later on, they even started using full live-streaming format during the destruction operations, showcasing confidence from various angles.
According to the officially announced news, in the “Literacy Campaign” operation, a total of over two hundred Can Society mbers of all sizes were arrested, including two vice presidents of Can Society who were also captured…
Hmm, if Lu Bai didn’t know President Zheng, he might have almost believed it.
Later, he got lazy about wasting ti on these news and just asked Pu Xueli or Xiao Xueyin directly.
In fact, quite a few Can Society strongholds were indeed destroyed.
Unfortunately, not a single truly heavyweight mber was caught.
It seed Can Society had learned those strongholds weren’t safe and had transferred in advance beforehand; each stronghold only left a few small fries for daily maintenance, and they were mostly new mbers who had just joined Can Society not long ago.
Even if captured, they couldn’t be interrogated for any useful information.
This so-called “Literacy Campaign” was, in the eyes of those in the know, all thunder and no rain—purely just to boost civilian confidence.
Evening.
Beep~
Lu Bai finished punching out and was preparing to go ho for dinner when he was stopped by Pu Xueli at the campus gate.
“Hey, you kid, New Birth Festival is in two days; how’s your consideration going? You have to give
a reply at least?”
Pu Xueli was so angry he was blowing his beard and glaring.
Out of good intentions, he had invited Lu Bai and his younger brother and sister to his ho for dinner on New Birth Festival.
But ever since he asked that day, Lu Bai acted like he had completely forgotten about it, giving no response.
With New Birth Festival almost here, he finally couldn’t hold back and ca personally to block and inquire.
“Ah?”
Lu Bai looked at Pu Xueli’s expression, stunned for two seconds, his brain quickly thinking: “Haha, after all, my younger brother and sister have never had the experience of celebrating at soone else’s ho… Let them think about it more, don’t rush; tomorrow, tomorrow I’ll definitely give you a reply.”
“You kid wouldn’t have not taken it to heart at all, right?”
Pu Xueli suspiciously sized up Lu Bai but couldn’t see any clues, so helplessly he said: “Alright, then tomorrow you must give
a reply so my wife can prepare the dishes.”
Lu Bai nodded with a smile, then went around the healthy old man blocking his way: “I’m heading off work first.”
Tomorrow was the new round of deathmatch duel, and because he was too lazy to explain too much, this ti he simply didn’t tell anyone.
In any case, in his view, the danger of the deathmatch duel wasn’t that high…
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