The young people sized up the building in front of him: “The system bug is in here, right?”
After all, it was the building housing the Combat Command Center, so it naturally wouldn’t lack vigilance forces.
Although most of the attention had been drawn to the shadow on the lunar surface, the young people inexplicably stopping at the entrance still quickly caught the attention of the guard personnel.
“Mister, please don’t stand here. Do you need any help?”
A guard personnel stepped forward to drive away the young people. Thanks to Lu Bai’s high-pressure supervision, these ard personnel didn’t resort to violence against ordinary civilians as usual; their tone could barely be considered amiable.
However, the young people showed no awareness of being vigilant, and instead a curve hooked up at the corner of his mouth: “I do need a little help.”
On the surface, no danger could be felt, so the guard imdiately spoke up to prepare to inquire what help he needed.
Unexpectedly, as soon as the guard took a step forward, he froze in place on the spot, his eyes blankly staring straight ahead.
Since he was facing away, the other guard couldn’t see the anomaly in his colleague; he just found it a bit strange that he stopped halfway.
The next second, the young people looked up at the guard still standing at the entrance and said, “Almost forgot about you. Let you also imrse in the Soul Sect’s illusion technique.”
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Combat Command Center.
The central big screen was still faithfully displaying the changes in the shadow on the lunar surface.
The researchers were anxiously analyzing this change, but unfortunately, due to the lack of on-site data, it was hard to make precise judgnts about the principle of this technology used by the Mona People.
Lu Bai was not an expert in this aspect, so it was even less likely for him to have any insights.
Compared to the researchers frantically conducting brainstorming, he was quietly observing the changes in the shadow.
He was actually quite curious.
Setting aside the principle of the technology, he could understand modifying the material state in the shadow to achieve ti reversal.
But precisely because he could understand it, he was curious.
He had to admit that he couldn’t figure out what the Mona People wanted to do.
Ti reversal sounded impressive and was indeed quite absurd in practice, but in the end, the speed of reversing the material state wasn’t fast at all, and it couldn’t be considered any aggressive ans.
Not to ntion how much energy it would consu to achieve this, even just reversing the ti on the moon—what then?
Unless it could restore the moon to its state billions of years ago in one go, it fundantally wouldn’t affect humanity on Earth.
Not to ntion having so much energy; directly switching it to sothing like the Star Annihilator Cannon and firing a shot at Earth wouldn’t be simpler and more brutal?
The more he pondered, the more curious Lu Bai beca.
He really wanted to figure out what dicine the Mona People were selling in this gourd of theirs.
The uniford elder was similar to Lu Bai; he basically couldn’t help with technical matters and could only keep a straight face, pretending to be serious.
Finally, the report coming through the earpiece gave him a sense of his own existence.
He imdiately stood up and ca to Lu Bai’s side, asking in a low voice: “Mr. Lu, City Direct… Protection Squad First Detachnt has assembled. Do you want to give a speech in person?”
This Protection Squad’s na was given by Lu Bai himself, and its internal mbers mainly consisted of personnel from the City Direct Martial Second Detachnt.
Yes, except for all mbers of the City Direct Martial First Detachnt, the other City Direct Martial personnel at the forward base had not been subjected to Lu Bai’s [Load Ga]; these death fighters still retained their own abilities.
On one hand, ordinary death fighters’ abilities were no longer appealing to Lu Bai; they were dispensable to him.
On the other hand, he also felt that leaving them with their abilities could be sowhat useful.
“No need for a speech.”
Lu Bai waved his hand; for now, the Mona People’s matter interested him more: “Let Captain Pu Xueli arrange it himself. I have only one requirent: ensure the safety of civilians inside the forward base.”
“Understood.” The uniford elder imdiately pressed the earpiece button and began conveying Lu Bai’s aning.
It was worth ntioning that Pu Xueli still hadn’t fully accepted the fact of Lu Bai taking power up to now.
It was just that since the changes Lu Bai made after taking power were developing in a positive direction, he hadn’t strongly opposed it. Even when Lu Bai assigned him the position of detachnt captain, he accepted it sowhat reluctantly.
Of course, unwilling as he was, with Pu Xueli’s responsible work attitude, there was no need to worry he would ss it up; no need for Lu Bai to expend extra energy paying attention to it.
After conveying Lu Bai’s orders, the uniford elder sat back down, preparing to continue being a mascot.
However, before his butt could even warm the seat, the earpiece transmitted another report.
“Report to Combat Command Center, this is the guard departnt…”
The uniford elder frowned and pressed the earpiece’s talk button: “What thing? Speak clearly.”
The voice from the other end of the call sounded sowhat chaotic, and the speech speed was extrely fast.
However, the uniford elder’s ability to extract information was quite good.
Soon, he distilled the key information from these ssy words.
“Third Guard Company has lost contact? Have you checked the surveillance?”
The uniford elder knew that the Third Guard Company was responsible for securing the first and second floors of the building housing the Combat Command Center, as well as the surrounding security.
These guard personnel losing contact ant that downstairs had fallen into an undefended state.
“Surveillance footage shows them still garrisoned at their posts, but no response no matter how we call…”
Obviously, it was precisely because of this anomalously eerie situation that the reporting personnel were uncertain.
“You imdiately send people to contact these suspected controlled personnel. I’ll contact the Protection Squad right away.”
Although the anomalous incident had occurred downstairs, the uniford elder didn’t consider it a serious event.
In his view, this situation clearly involving supernatural power was most likely caused by those so-called Mona Warriors.
With an invincible existence among death fighters like Lu Bai in charge, the uniford elder wasn’t worried at all.
Of course, even thinking this, after notifying Pu Xueli, he still didn’t forget to report to Lu Bai.
Whether there was a threat was one thing; having the attitude of reporting was another.
“Lost contact?”
After hearing the uniford elder’s report, Lu Bai raised an eyebrow, then slowly lowered his head to look at his feet, as if he could see through this layer of reinforced concrete to the situation downstairs.
“You said you suspect the ones who made the move are Mona Warriors, right?”
Lu Bai didn’t lift his head, a hint of barely perceptible curiosity appearing in his tone: “But I don’t see any death fighters downstairs.”
Relying on the [Load Ga] ability, no matter how clever a death fighter’s hiding thods were, they couldn’t escape his sight.
So he now actually suspected that the Mona People had formally made their move.
If it was so high technology ans, that could also explain why these guard personnel had beco like they were hypnotized.
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