Humans need sothing that touches their problems. Since the majority of humans are those who feel they can't do anything without the help of others, they are naturally drawn to a video discussing their problem.
Even if the video doesn't provide a solution, it at least tells them that sothing is wrong with the world's system that they ended up like that.
Since there were quite a number of people sharing Arthur's video on various social dia, it spread very quickly.
Everything was made even more interesting because the speaker was a young man who even if he acted stupid, would still interest young ladies, not to ntion what he was doing in the video, telling people the truth.
Among those who knew Arthur, the first to know about the video were the directors of the European Branch of the Mossad.
They didn't watch him directly, but there was always so action that let them know if Arthur did sothing conspicuous.
After seeing Arthur's video, Marcos, the Director, Santos and Sergio who is the deputy directors had a eting in their office eting room.
What Arthur was doing right now seed to have nothing to do with them as he was only discussing about the system going wrong but that was precisely the problem.
"When he talks about it, is it a sign that he has the will to change the system now?" Marcos wondered, holding his chin.
For soone like him, he saw a person with great power wanting to change the system ant having the will to power.
As the director of an intelligence organization, it is his duty to investigate and understand this.
Santos, one of the deputy directors lit a cigarette, he closed his eyes as he inhaled and exhaled the smoke upwards.
"He must be aware that he has been noticed by us," he said. "If he's ambitious and isn't afraid to show the signs, I'm afraid he's not taking us seriously."
"The problem is we don't know his true strength yet," Marcos replied. He then looked at Sergio and asked, "have you heard back from Military Europe?"
He asked that question because they had previously sent ssages to so Corrupt Generals, hoping to get help from them.
"No answer yet." Sergio shook his head. "Though there are rumors that so people are watching the Wilsons, that's only because they suspect sothing. The thing is that Mrs. Isabel is quite respected by the military for her support of them. Even those Generals who side with us don't dare do anything strange to her. Plus, she's on good terms with several famous Generals."
Hearing that, Marcos knit his brows.
"Looks like we can only keep waiting!"
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When the event was over, Arthur went alone to a restaurant near the school because at this ti there were quite a few who wanted to approach him for the purpose of chatting and such.
On the way there, he suddenly received a call from Isabel, his aunt.
"What's wrong, aunt?" he asked.
"I just wanted to tell you, the Minister of the Environnt has co to this city, later, et at Anna's new restaurant, where the party was before," Isabel replied.
"Right, invite Amanda too, we'll talk about the agarwood."
Arthur's eyes flashed a strange light for a mont after hearing that, he smiled slightly as business went smoothly.
"Okay," he replied.
Isabel hung up right after, looking like she still knew nothing about Arthur's video, which over ti, spread even further.
Before Arthur tried to call Amanda, he suddenly received a call from her.
Since it was like that, he didn't need to call her anymore. He pressed the accept button and the woman's voice imdiately echoed. "Dear, look what you have done, your woman is a big capitalist, and you talk as if we enslaved people. You know, so of my employees are now demanding welfare increases. They beco bolder, so even demand special training so they can be independent once they stop working."
Apparently, the video spread among Amanda's employees before the woman even saw it. It was spread by so of Arthur's school alumni who happened to watch the live stream.
Arthur actually didn't have any intention as the Mossad directors thought. He only spoke facts and thought it was great if it could awaken the people on earth so that their caliber would improve in the following years.
Amanda's words, he calmly replied, "maybe you really should improve their welfare. Didn't you always say you wanted a better world?"
"Hahaha, that's tough, profits will drop drastically." The woman laughed.
In the end, she wasn't a holy woman either. Even if she is fighting for sothing good, that doesn't an she will sacrifice everything.
Maybe she would be angry if it wasn't Arthur, the man she loved, who spoke about it.
"By the way, my aunt said that the Minister of the Environnt ca here, we will et this afternoon at Anna's new restaurant," said Arthur, pronouncing his aunt's ssage.
"Are you serious?" Even an Amanda was quite surprised by that because the character they were about to et was too big.
"Okay, I'll pick you up later," she said after calming down enough.
As soon as the call ended, Arthur saw a short-haired woman, wearing a professional white dress, coming towards him with a faint smile that was barely visible but easily made a good impression.
"Why are you following ?" Arthur asked before the woman could speak.
"Emm..." Isla cleared her throat in a barely audible voice.
"I thought I still wanted to talk to you," she replied.
"Actually I'm not interested in talking about systems and life," Arthur replied.
"Eh?" Isla was shocked and confused.
Of course, she wanted to continue with the previous topic, but Arthur suddenly said he wasn't interested.
Isla couldn't help but study Arthur's face. Although not a psychologist, she thought she could still judge soone by their expressions.
Arthur, unfortunately, actually looked like he was being serious when he said he wasn't interested in that topic.
Confused, Isla finally asked, "then what are you interested in?"
"Fighting and ancient history," Arthur replied, which instantly made Isla's expression freeze.
What he said wasn't wrong at all.
Magic was used for fighting, so the thing he always did was related to that, and ancient history was sothing he would continue to search for because he wanted to know what had happened in the past.
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