Miracle... ultimately did not happen....
The will of mortals ultimately reaches its limits, and Ali, returning with tears, finally received the worst news!
Shut down the New World!!!
This decision was authorized by more than thirty top representatives, and it was for the entire Digital City’s safety. Instantly, the news of the New World shutdown spread throughout the Digital City.
The Western Federation, which had been repressed for years, imdiately cheered and celebrated. Naturally, there were nobles in the Western Federation who desired longevity, but such things were too far from ordinary people, whereas in the Eastern Federation, even ordinary people had the chance to enter the New World, which made the citizens of the Western Federation even more envious.
Upon learning of the New World shutdown, there was a wave of jubilation in the Western Federation; although it didn’t significantly improve their own lives, wasn’t others’ misfortune their own luck?
It was even more lively than Christmas.
On the other hand, the Central Federation found this quite strange.
Many people cursed angrily, while also feeling sowhat relieved because those who could go in the first place mostly had so connections. Even if they were common people, they were usually those who led relatively good lives and had good relationships. The lowest-level miners rarely had this opportunity. Now, learning that the first batch of people who went died due to the ga shutdown, there was a certain feeling... well, a Schadenfreude feeling.
In any era, when people better off than oneself suffer, most people feel Schadenfreude.
Including the officials staying locally!
All those mbers who stayed behind were not very valued by the Noble Family; most were temporarily pulled out as scapegoats. To say they didn’t envy those who went to the New World would be false. But now, countless mbers were glad they weren’t the valued ones. Ah, there’s an old saying, right? A blessing in disguise?
Although they lost the most desirable land of longevity, people care more about fairness than scarcity. Now that no one can go and those who went are dead, everyone feels much more balanced!
The only matter of dissatisfaction is that before those old immortals died, they sent back a batch of mbers. Not only mbers but also so entities that they couldn’t resist at all.
Top-level digital life forms from that world!
"Welco, welco..."
At this mont, the National Congress mber delegation went to welco Ali’s group, wearing smiles that looked as warm as a spring breeze, seemingly gentle, but neither Ali nor the White Tiger Star Lord standing behind her were interested. Ali, who ca from the civilian realm, didn’t like these so-called political figures, and the veteran warrior White Tiger Star Lord liked them even less.
"I have only two rules!" Ali said coldly: "First, I shall not be restricted from going anywhere, nor shall I be monitored, and if I find you monitoring even once, you will bear the consequences!"
Upon hearing this, the mbers collectively stiffened...
"Second, I have no interest in your politics. If it’s not a big issue, do not bother us, and do not attempt to use for any propaganda or statents. I will not stand with any faction. The only thing I care about is the human regeneration plan that Chen Qing ntioned; this project is Chen Qing’s promise to you, and I do not want any delays. Please spare no effort to complete it!"
"Ms. Ali!" The leading representative’s face sank imdiately: "Are you announcing your intention to beco Emperor?"
"Heh... putting labels?" Ali sneered coldly. Although she doesn’t play politics, having lived for so many years, she was very clear about the faces of so politicians. If these people are not deterred by sufficient power, they will always use any excuse to make things difficult for you, as if not pleasing them is endangering the public.
"Shall I show you what an Emperor is!"
Ali just took a step forward, and the might of a King Level life form instantly overwheld everything, causing every mber in the Domain to kneel imdiately, a chill from the heart leaving them with no desire to negotiate further.
"No need for verbal probing here. From the mont I entered, wanting to beco the Emperor you speak of is easier than drinking water for . I can forgo beef today and eat your flesh tomorrow, so..... it’s best not to provoke , got it?"
All the kneeling mbers shook their heads with pale faces, and this scene left the nearby journalists swallowing hard.
Yet faced with the humiliation of these mbers, they felt no indignation, rather a sense of satisfaction.
These damn things have been claiming to serve the people for years, yet they’ve only done the most oppressive things to the populace. What kind of lives have the lower levels of the Federation been leading these years? And what have those politicians been up to? Commoners can’t even enter several noble network areas, just like in ancient tis.
A bunch of hypocritical bastards now still trying to control others, on what grounds?
Knowing full well the disparity of power between them and others, yet still attempting to threaten Ali with political authority and probing with labels, it truly goes beyond foolishness.
Ali had no interest in these politicians. After exerting enough pressure, she just asked one question: "Where is Wang Ye?"
Chen Qing did have a backup plan. To ensure the politicians wouldn’t shut down the ga recklessly, Wang Ye had always been in that world from the beginning. Regarding the issue of the passage, Wang Ye could use the Flying Star to return at any ti, which was Chen Qing’s final card against those in Digital City.
At this mont, when Wang Ye saw Ali and the others, he was also stunned. He had already received the news of the ga shutdown but still found it hard to believe.
"Long ti no see." Ali looked at him with complex emotions in her eyes.
Wang Ye didn’t quite like Ali, because he had once hurt a relative of his friend Weichi Gong. If not for Chen Qing, Wang Ye might have even taken action against himself.
"Yes..... long ti no see." Wang Ye sighed slightly: "I roughly understand your situation. What was Chen Qing thinking? Why only keep you?"
"I was preserved for your utilization." Ali said directly: "Chen Qing trusts you!"
Wang Ye was taken aback, looking at Ali, his gaze sowhat complex: "You knew again?"
"I know it very well, although he rarely ntioned you, I know you are his most trusted and recognized friend."
"That is truly... an honor....." Wang Ye smirked: "He always leaves the most troubleso tasks to , I really must thank him."
Ali suddenly smiled. To say this sentence ant the person in front was truly reliable. People who love to complain are often highly capable.
"What do you want to know by coming to ?" Wang Ye asked directly after sealing the room with his privileges.
Through years of work, Wang Ye had already stolen the top-level privileges of Digital City. At least closing a room was an easy task.
"I want to know, is Chen Qing really dead?"
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