Chapter 90 Farewell, Comrades
“Don’t make laugh! What did you build? A space cannon? I’ve never heard of that thing before!”
“You’re going to be vaporized with your space cannon!”
“Go to your shelter? Dude, you know nothing! Neige is the ultimate shelter!”
“Have you gone insane? Why are you building a shelter 1km underground? Do you think that depth will keep you safe? Do you know what’s going to happen? Earthquakes! You’re going to be buried alive!”
“My country is building an ark, and the seats are limited! Do you want to co?”
“That’s hilarious. An underground shelter? The ground will cave in on you! A tal ark is the ultimate solution!”
“A tal ark can sustain fire and water. It will keep everyone safe from the falling rocks as well. Moonians are so dumb.”
The Moonian netizens countered those comnts. However, although they didn’t want to admit it, those comnts pointed out so of their concerns. The world would be overrun by tsunamis, earthquakes, and volcano eruptions. Hiding underground felt like suicide.
An earthquake could probably crash the shelter. What was the governnt thinking? The space cannon didn’t sound so reliable either. No country was keeping any secrets at this stage. That ti had passed.
Neige had built a tal ark a long ti ago so that they could use it when natural catastrophes like this one happened. They were going to evacuate so of its people into the
ark.
Everyone knew what the country was like. Only the rich and powerful could get into that ark. They had already started selling tickets. One had to admit that their ark was of extrely high quality.
In less than ten minutes, the Neigerian tal ark beca the most popular topic on social dia.
“The price of a single ticket is 300 million dollars. That’s daylight robbery!”
“Look more closely. It’s not 300 million. It’s 360 million!”
“Bullshit! It’s 380 million!”
“No, it’s 400 million!”
“Holy crap! It’s going up by the minute!” “It’s already 600 million now!”
“There are 80 million tickets in total, and people from all countries are eligible.”
“It’s already 650 million now. I don’t think I can wait much longer.”
“Seriously? You’re a Moonian, and our country has a shelter! Why are you spending so much money to take shelter in Neige?”
“Our shelter… Pardon for being frank, but it’s underground. A single earthquake can destroy it!”
“Are you even a Moonian?”
“Shut up already. You’re a total loser. Yes, I’m a Moonian, but why can’t I take shelter in Neige? That doesn’t an I don’t love my country! I have the money, and I’ll buy it now.”
Patrick was the CEO of a public company. He had received a notice from the governnt asking him to gather so resources. He carried out the order without hesitation and collected everything in three hours.
“Sir, the materials have been sent to the Pegasus Grassland.”
Patrick nodded and told his secretary, “Nice job. We’ll donate another half a billion to the country. In a difficult ti like this, we should do everything in our power to help the country.”
“Of course!”
“After that, buy five entrance tickets to the Neigerian tal ark.”
“What?” The secretary was surprised. “Boss, are you leaving us?”
“What’s wrong with that?”
“We have a shelter here.”
“I’m going to Neige. Can’t I do that?”
Compared to an underground shelter, the tal ark felt much safer. It would protect the people inside from lightning, fire, water, and collision. As for the underground shelter, one couldn’t make the sa promise.
Clyde was the CEO of another public company in Moon. He knew that he was going to lose his company. A fraction of that teorite would wipe out his city. Therefore, he transferred all his assets overseas.
“Jack, get six tickets to the Neigerian tal
ark.”
“Boss, are you leaving?”
“Of course, I am. Do you expect to go to the shelter in Pegasus Grassland? I’m not going to squeeze into that place with you.” “But boss…”
“Stop it! We can’t count on the Moonian shelter. I’d have got you one if it weren’t so expensive. I can only take care of my family. Sorry, Jack.”
Jack had always been a timid man, but he suddenly snapped. “You’re betraying this country. Why should I do anything for you? Get out of my sight! Buy the tickets yourself!”
“Jack, you…”
“Call Sir! Get lost! You’re not welco here!”
“That’s a bold thing to say, Jack. I hope you and your family will enjoy your death! Get crushed by the teorite or get buried alive!”
“Screw you!”
Jack punched Clyde in the face. He had had enough of this boss and finally found the chance to get it back at him!
Similar things were happening all over the country. Rich people were fleeing to Neige. Patrick was one of the responsible ones who tried to help the country before he left.
However, not many were like him. Most rich people simply transferred their property out of the country and mocked their compatriots before leaving. They called the underground shelter a stupid idea.
Things like this weren’t limited to the real world. It was happening online as well.
No one knew there were so many billionaires in Moon until today, and they were all heading for Neige. They posted on their social dia accounts before they took off.
“Goodbye, my holand. Goodbye, my fellow workers. Thank you for your hard work all these years!”
Many people replied to the post.
“Get lost, you ungrateful bastard!”
“Go away! I hope you’re too late to board that ark!”
Rich people like them were usually too busy to argue with people online. Now that they were leaving, and the world might end soon, they decided to unleash their inner selves.
They responded to the comnts.
“Screw you! You’re just a jealous loser like everyone else! I’m rich, and there’s nothing you can do!”
“I hope I’ll never see your face after we get through this catastrophe!”
“Moon is an underdeveloped backwater country! I’ve risen to my position all because of my clients overseas! What? Can’t I speak my mind?”
“Farewell, my fellow countryn. I hope paradise isn’t as cramped as your shelter, and you’ll get your own tal arks there!”
While everybody was arguing online, the Moonian governnt didn’t try to stop anyone from leaving. They respected individual choices, but there were things they still had to
do.
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