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“Vroom!”
A series of low engine roars erupted like air bombs, and five massive steel fortresses suddenly appeared in the clear sky about five to six hundred meters above the suburbs of Washington.
The deafening sound reverberated throughout the entire city, causing it to boil over in an instant.
Mr. President reacted immediately to the sound, shouting, “General Ted, that was...”
It was no wonder he felt this way. In fact, he had already begun to believe it when General Ted returned with a few subordinates. Yet now, the surreal feeling of being in a dream still instinctively made him reluctant to accept it.
Aliens are invading Earth?
And they chose the center of America’s highest power institution, the Pentagon, as their first stop?
“Yes, sir, it’s those aliens!” General Ted had been back for twenty-four hours, and every minute of that time had been a torment for him.
Not only was he facing skepticism and exclusion from his colleagues, but he also endured countless mockeries and hundreds of interrogations. He suddenly felt that rather than suffering from doubts and misunderstandings among his own people, it would be more reassuring to fall into the hands of aliens.
At least if he fell into the hands of aliens, he wouldn’t have to worry about endless questioning and skepticism.
Of course, he knew that some stamina labor would be unavoidable; after all, he had ‘prisoner’ written all over his forehead, didn’t he?
Looking around at the incredulous expressions on the faces of the highest power group in the room, General Ted unexpectedly felt a sense of relief wash over him. He even began to question himself—could it be that he was becoming a traitor?
“Quick! Call all fighter squadrons and tank armor divisions, along with rapid response units to surround that area—hurry!” The Secretary of Defense’s voice was no better; he sounded as frantic as if caught cheating by his wife.
Various alarms blared across the city as large numbers of troops quickly evacuated crowds to prevent these bewildered civilians from getting hurt.
Tank Armor and the rapid response forces began to mobilize, with the Washington State Defense Force fully operational. Amidst the swirling dust, they established a steel defense line in the area.
Soldiers clad in camouflage poured out of troop carriers like dumplings from a pot, rushing out even before the vehicles came to a complete stop. Each soldier was armed with heavy weaponry, taking cover behind barricades, while nearly a thousand anti-aircraft guns and mortars were already in position.
A fleet of fighter jets appeared, forming three squadrons that soared and circled in the sky.
Military transport planes continued to arrive without pause, and some media representatives, having received permission, quickly set up their equipment and began live broadcasting.
At that moment, nearly every television station in America started airing a single news story. It was also at this moment that agents from countries around the globe became the most active and busy they had ever been.
Accompanied by the roar of helicopter engines, a red-haired female reporter held a microphone and spoke loudly into the camera:
“Ladies and gentlemen, I am an NBC reporter, your old friend Helen. I must inform you of a significant development: aliens have visited Earth. Yes, you heard that right—aliens have come to our planet!”
“The massive steel fortresses behind me are alien spacecraft. However, whether they come in peace is still unknown…”
…
Next to Helen, a mature man in his thirties introduced himself with a serious expression.
“Citizens of the United States, I am an F reporter Kane. Perhaps we all wondered as children, gazing at the vast starry sky, if there were other life forms similar to us in the expansive universe.”
“Now, I can responsibly tell you that they do exist, and they have arrived.”
In the highest authority center of Huaxia, the once noisy conference room fell silent as the large door suddenly swung open.
"Old Li!"
"Old Li, you're here!"
The elderly man who entered commanded immediate silence from everyone present. Despite his white hair and aged appearance, the uniform adorned with numerous medals still made everyone instinctively close their mouths.
This elder cared little for who you were; anyone or anything that he deemed unfavorable to the country's development would be effortlessly crushed by his mere words.
Though he had surpassed seventy years of age, no one dared to look at him, let alone meet his gaze.
Those who understood this elder privately referred to him as a "human nuclear bomb."
Especially after the unfortunate passing of his youngest granddaughter, there was no one left who could "balance" him. When his temper flared, not even nine bulls could withstand it; even if all the people in this room combined stood against him, they would likely be scolded mercilessly.
"I don't want to hear any news I don't know about. All those convoluted matters better stay far away from me. You, Li Jun, give me the current situation right now." Old Li's voice was like a slap in the face.
In the conference room, everyone either pretended not to understand and lowered their heads, or they smiled wryly while touching their noses, or they sat up straight in silence, suddenly alert.
Li Jun swallowed hard. He was terrified of this old man to his core but steeled himself to stand up and said, "Yes, General."
"The latest intelligence indicates that the one who discovered the Primitive otherworld, Major Ted..."
Except for Huaxia, Belarus, and the birthplace of adult films known as Neon Country, a high-level meeting was convened at this moment.
Much like America, Huaxia saw the emergence of old relics that had long been in a state of "retirement." These figures swiftly returned to the scene, using their strong hands to quell any disputes immediately.
As a result, the entire world seemed to fall silent in that instant.
Yet everyone knew this was merely the calm before the storm. If any part of this delicate balance were to falter, it was feared that a shocking spectacle would unfold across the globe.
Anyone with even a modicum of intelligence and rationality could not help but feel an overwhelming chill at the thought of such a scenario.
In an instant, tension filled the air, and everyone felt on edge.
Even those brainwashing cults that thrived on spreading chaos dared not be too reckless at this moment. Thus, there were no apocalyptic proclamations or rumors typically found in movies.
It wasn't that they didn't want to; rather, faced with the true operation of the national machinery—especially under the manipulation of certain powerful figures—all discordant voices were forced underground.
In such a unique moment, they did not wish to be the ones to stick their heads out; otherwise, what awaited them would surely be a bullet.
Of course, they were also patiently waiting for the opportune moment to arise.
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