Chapter 587: Chapter 267: Ancestral Land_2 Chapter 587: Chapter 267: Ancestral Land_2 Then, Yan Fei felt that there were nurous doubts surrounding Yang Qi’s situation. How could soone who was practically unable to care for himself be sent abroad on an official assignnt, let alone tasked with addressing others’ questions? Although Yang Qi was aware of it, he might not be able to clearly express his own thoughts. In such a state, how could he resolve others’ doubts? Moreover, Yang Qi’s prowess was only known within the Research Institute, and others could not possibly be aware of his true strength. So how did the Aricans co to understand Yang Qi’s formidable scientific expertise and wish to keep him in the United States to serve them?
Another point was that Yan Fei did have a good relationship with Yang Qi, but they had been out of touch since graduating from university. Therefore, the Aricans certainly wouldn’t know the depth of Yan Fei and Yang Qi’s friendship. How then did they think to use Yang Qi to lure Yan Fei and the Destroyer into their trap? Would Yan Fei really risk everything for a foolish classmate from years ago?
Previously, Yan Fei had focused his energy on rescuing Yang Qi, thinking more about how to save him and escape danger, without giving much thought to other aspects. However, after completing the rescue mission, Yan Fei discovered many details that had previously been overlooked, leading him to suspect the reasons behind the Yang Qi incident.
Once the news about Yang Qi being a KB molecule mber spread dostically, the vast majority of the citizens, unaware of who Yang Qi was, naturally assud he was indeed a KB molecule mber. Since everyone despised KB molecule mbers, they started berating Yang Qi, thinking he had disgraced the country and insulted his own parents by association. Against this backdrop, so dostic dia began interviewing Yang Qi’s parents.
When facing the caras, the elderly couple were overwheld with tears, unable to believe their son was a KB molecule mber. What they really worried about was Yang Qi’s safety, hoping that soone could do justice and clear Yang Qi of the false accusations, and bring him back safely. During the interview, they continuously spoke to the caras about Yang Qi’s intelligence and his accomplishnts, to prove that he wasn’t a KB molecule mber. As for the external portrayal of Yang Qi as eccentric, it was simply because he devoted his energy to scientific research and wasn’t good at socializing, which led others to view him as peculiar. Ultimately, the elderly couple condemned the Beijing Research Institute, accusing them of not distinguishing right from wrong, betraying loyalty, and kicking a man when he’s down.
anwhile, in the United States, there were ongoing exhaustive reports about the escaped KB molecule mber Yang Qi. Yet, there were still no tidbits of news about the extensive destruction and losses caused by Yan Fei in his Destroyer identity within the United States. It was unclear whether these stories were being suppressed, or if journalists had not yet managed to report on them.
Seeing the overwhelming news coverage on the Internet about Yang Qi’s involvent in the KB Attack in the United States, witnessing the Aricans on the Internet accusing him without restraint, and looking at the helplessness of Yang Qi’s parents during dia interviews, Yan Fei felt indignant. At that mont, he deeply understood the importance of discourse power. Without it, others could manipulate you at will; whatever ca out of their mouths beca the truth, the reality. Whether you were exalted to the skies or cast down into hell hinged on their whims. Yang Qi’s plight was a perfect example of losing discourse power.
However, Yan Fei had no good solution for this and could only let the unfavorable comntary about Yang Qi flood the Internet. Then he logged onto the Dark Web using Fei Ping’s account, eager to check on the status of the Bounty Task, only to discover that it had unexpectedly been accepted by seven individuals or groups.
No one besides Yan Fei’s own incarnation as the Destroyer had ever taken up the Bounty Tasks he had previously issued, so he was completely unaccustod to soone else accepting his task. Upon seeing who had accepted his task, he was first taken aback, then suddenly realized. These task takers clearly didn’t know that the Yang Qi incident was actually orchestrated by the US Governnt. The mont they got involved, they would be facing the US Governnt. Attracted by the steep compensation of five hundred million US dollars, they must have thought it was an easy job, a simple case of wrongful accusation, and that all they needed to do was uncover the truth behind the case. Yet they hadn’t considered that once they discovered the truth, they could potentially be targeted for elimination by the US Governnt globally.
While Yan Fei was scoffing at their overconfidence, the Auxiliary Brain noticed a video that had appeared on the Internet. On so of the largest video sites and forums in the United States, a video with a mysterious title erged. The title of the video was: “Yang Qi, A KB Molecule mber’s Confession.”
Upon seeing this title, Yan Fei felt curious, so he imdiately opened the video, only to find that its content was a news segnt about Yang Qi from the Arican BBC. The video focused on reports about Yang Qi’s involvent in the KB Attack and interviews with the victims.
Initially, Yan Fei thought the video was just soone seeking fa by making a trending video to ride on the coattails of a hot issue. However, as the video from the front played out, the following segnts began to provide a detailed analysis of the previously shown footage. The BBC’s video was sowhat unclear, so many details were not easy to see. But the creator of this video used a brand new analytical technology to restore those blurry videos, turning them into high-definition footage.
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