He Ao tapped the pop-up window, and a short video immediately appeared. He Ao quickly watched it through.
The entire video was very short, less than a minute long.
Its main content showed a Floating Fighter dodging missiles, then using a mech to intercept them. It was exactly the scene from when He Ao had been assassinated the night before last.
The video's creator had paired it with passionate, rhythmic music, timing every beat perfectly with the footage. The brisk pacing, combined with the twists and turns of the Floating Fighter's missile evasion maneuvers, quickly drew viewers in.
Even He Ao was quickly captivated when he watched the video from a third-person perspective.
It had to be said that the video was very well made. The music was an instrumental version of a well-known Federation rock song, and the key moments of missile evasion and interception had been given slow-motion close-ups, making the entire video both fast-paced and eye-catching.
However, although the effects and lighting looked highly realistic, this was probably a special-effects composite video.
The person who made it had likely studied some high-definition photos from the scene, used them for modeling and reconstruction, then inserted some genuine photographs. It was almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
Top-tier special-effects artists did not come cheap these days. This video had probably cost a fortune as well.
The video had 1.96 million likes. It was posted on a short-video platform under the Men Shu Group. User engagement on Men Shu Group platforms was generally high, but even so, a video with this many likes should have tens of millions of views.
Ilan City alone definitely could not have contributed that many views. Those numbers could only prove that the video had spread widely across the Federation.
Even on the scale of