"Move faster! Let's see if they dare stop us."
"What are we afraid of with this many people?!"
"So many camera angles. How many livestreams did they start? I've already come across more than a dozen streams."
Livestreams of this operation appeared across all major online streaming platforms.
The footage was nearly identical: a long line formed by more than a thousand people holding hands, advancing step by step toward the defensive line formed by soldiers at the outermost edge of the Landing Site.
Their purpose in streaming was to use the attention of hundreds of thousands, even millions, of eyes to prevent the soldiers at the defensive line from making any rash moves or stopping them with violence.
Public opinion online was strongly opposed to the questioning, so naturally, many people watching the streams supported these people's actions.
Faced with the steadily approaching crowd, the soldiers at the outer defensive line were indeed somewhat at a loss.
They could directly stop the previous small-scale raids and forced breaches according to protocol. If the other side used violence, they would immediately retaliate and shoot them on the spot.
But this group numbered over a thousand, and everyone was holding hands. They did not appear to intend a violent assault on the line, which made things difficult for the soldiers.
The field commander had no choice but to urgently contact Sigaoxin, who was in the Core Area of the Landing Site. Upon receiving the report, Sigaoxin naturally contacted Governor Yelena at once and asked her to make the decision.
A few seconds after she finished speaking in the private communications channel, Yelena gave her answer.
"Have the soldiers at the outer defensive line move in and arrest them. If they violently resist, handle them according to the original protocol."
"Governor, according