Chapter 263: Natural Disruption
"Sword-Keeper, what do we do now? Should we let Dis decide?" Carmen asked.
Feis stared at the screen for a long moment. "Seal off the news immediately and calm public opinion. Turn this into a conspiracy theory. You know how, don't you?"
"Understood! But the earthquake..." Carmen said.
Feis frowned. "Ordering the attack was impulsive. We could have spun the Disruptor's earlier actions."
"Now you've angered him, and he's caused an earthquake. That's a real problem."
Carmen lowered his head. "I'm sorry. It was my fault. I didn't expect him to have no fear of Dis. He even dared to cause an earthquake, openly harming people and destroying a city. Even Dis wouldn't dare do that..."
Feis touched the scar on his chest. "He can evade surveillance from the moon and treat the Little Greys as if they don't exist. Why would he be afraid?"
"If his technology can fool the moon once, it can fool it twice or three times. Even if we tell Dis, I'm afraid he won't be able to do anything."
"He's highly mobile. He can come and go as he pleases, while we... can't go anywhere beyond Earth. If we provoke him, we'll be the ones who suffer."
"I'll speak to the other Sword-Keepers. Don't notify Dis for now."
After a moment's silence, Carmen asked, "What is the Anunnaki Corporation?"
As a Sword-Keeper, Feis knew the name. The Anunnaki were among the first aliens to arrive on Earth, the gods worshipped by the Sumerian Civilization.
It wasn't the name of a species or a civilization. It was a corporation.
The corporation included all kinds of aliens, among them both Dragonkin and members of the Civilization of Light.
"That's the interstellar criminal syndicate our lord runs. Ownership of the Solar System belongs