Chapter 242: Chapter 165: A Deal with the Sect Master of the Ninja Sect
July 9, evening, Hongdeng Comrcial District.
Beams of searchlights emitted from the top of the Superhero Tower were drifting across the night sky, slowly floating back and forth, resembling a gigantic lighthouse or like ghosts devouring the darkness.
Not far from the tower, the eerie gray humanoid figure appeared again on the rooftop.
This figure was quite mysterious, always elusive.
Sotis it called itself Dice Monster, saying that was its formal na; other tis it called itself ‘strange thing,’ stating that was its nickna, used only by those close to it.
Regardless, tonight.
The Dice Monster, as always, sat on the exhibit platform, swinging its slender legs, banging drums and gongs while picking up a gaphone and shouting loudly.
“Dice Monster is here for a terror attack, and if Mr. Ninja doesn’t show up, I’m not leaving—!”
Such an incomprehensible, childishly mischievous declaration was followed by the surrounding tourists on the rooftop, who had already mostly dispersed amidst screams.
Under normal circumstances, so of Dice Monster’s fanatic fans might have stayed at the base of the tower, cheering: “Lord Dice, what kind of show are you going to perform for us today!”
But today was different.
If you asked what was different, it was certainly the incident where Dice Monster had kidnapped the famous commander of the Superhero Association—”Che Zhengchen.”
This incident was creating a buzz, naturally catapulting Dice Monster to fa, so much so that the Superhero Association was considering upgrading its warrant level from C to B to ease their PR efforts in whitewashing through the dia.
After all, daring to abduct soone in broad daylight from the Superhero Tower was akin to defecating on the Superhero Association’s head, as offensive as the ti the Tikeeper had hanged the corpse of Grey Pigeon on a high-altitude platform years ago.
Even just considering the Tikeeper incident, the Superhero Association could explain that the Tikeeper possessed ti-related skills: after all, no superhero can prevent a ti-related superpower.
If you looked up the official records from that ti, you would see that the Superhero Association even subtly shifted the bla for that heinous cri onto the “Ti Managent Bureau.”
Very humorous, like departnts pushing responsibility onto each other in front of leaders after a corporate mishap.
The association’s upper echelons said, unless soone from the Ti Managent Bureau took action, capturing the Tikeeper, a criminal who had been at large for over twenty years, would definitely be a difficult battle.
Since the Tikeeper’s superpower involved ti, why couldn’t the Ti Managent Bureau act, was a significant question.
The Ti Managent Bureau operated independently of the Anomaly Control Bureau and the Superdinsional Control Bureau, embodying a more mysterious character, with even higher secrecy.
If ranking the four in terms of international fa and public influence, naturally the Superhero Association would be above the “Anomaly Control Bureau,” the Managent Bureau above the “Superdinsional Managent Bureau,” and last would be the virtually ignored “Ti Managent Bureau.”
But in terms of official status, the Ti Managent Bureau was slightly higher than the Anomaly Control Bureau, with the Anomaly Control Bureau and Superdinsional Managent Bureau on the sa level, finally followed by the “Superhero Association.”
That is to say, the Superhero Association, although only fourth in the official hierarchy, had trendous fa and had to shoulder all the public scrutiny when crises arose.
Consequently, they learned their lesson. Whenever they encountered insurmountable public relations issues, they subtly implied in the paperwork and shifted the bla to the three higher-ups.
Implying that these three brothers, though higher in official rank, were squatting on the pot without doing the deed, was that reasonable?
Following this thod, the Superhero Association’s leaders tasted success and unanimously praised it, forming a consensus. Henceforth, whenever they faced unsolvable public relations issues, blaming the three Managent Bureaus above beca a classic resolution thod.
They reasoned that everyone was working for the country. If trouble arose, you took so bla, I took so, and he took so, keeping things from collapsing was important.
Therefore, after such an intense narrative from the Superhero Association concerning the Ti Managent Bureau, leveraged by people’s intense detestation for the Tikeeper and their rembrance and affection for the new star, Grey Pigeon,
they almost shredded the Ti Managent Bureau online.
However, the three big brothers above the association were not pleased, thinking you, the youngest, usually take all the glory, reap all the benefits, while we three work earnestly and quietly like oxen, not seeking fa and tirelessly working. Yet, when problems arise, all the bla is thrown onto us, how is that fair?
Therefore, under imnse pressure, the Ti Managent Bureau was finally forced to make a statent.
The senior managent of the Ti Managent Bureau publicly stated that since its inception, it had a clear directive: they only handled one thing—to help restore the status quo when severe ti-line shifts and temporal chaos occurred in the world and nd the ti-lines back to their original state.
While the Ti Managent Bureau might have seed silent, they had discreetly resolved no less than a hundred cases of ti shift issues caused by powerful ti ability users.
The abilities of these users either involved ti travel or affected the future. The most trivial ability was even sending letters to one’s past self, but even such abilities could trigger a butterfly effect powerful enough to destroy the world.
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