Although the camera shook violently, the video had remarkably high pixel quality, so once one got used to the shaking, it was still possible to see clearly what was happening.
"He's standing up! This man really stood up! My God, was he really shot? What did I just see? He's flying! He's flying!! Oh God!!"
Of course, that included the voice of the person who had filmed the video.
Mr. Orphi had been frowning throughout. Decades of worldly experience told him that the video's contents were fake, and he had been searching for flaws in it—until, at the very end, the masked Messenger of God suddenly shot into the sky and vanished.
Mr. Orphi pressed the stop button. If he had still been considering looking for flaws in the video at first, then after seeing the "Messenger of God" shoot into the sky, he had already concluded that it was some kind of prank video.
It had most likely involved special effects and elaborate editing. Film technology was so advanced nowadays that producing a video of this quality naturally wasn't difficult.
Seeing that his superior had no intention of watching any further, the secretary sheepishly took back his phone.
Mr. Orphi suddenly asked, "Have you found out where this video came from?"
Normally, something this attention-seeking wasn't worth Mr. Orphi's concern at all... The national security department naturally wouldn't bother with such a minor matter.
However, Mr. Orphi desperately needed something to distract him at that moment, so he asked directly.
"Oh, it's the son of a processing plant owner. He was also one of the hostages taken on the day of the theater hostage incident." The secretary suddenly became serious. "Didn't you order us to investigate every person involved that day? We found this video in passing during the