Meteorite Incident.
It had clearly been affected by the butterfly effect, just like the Subterranean Invasion Incident.
In the "original timeline," people only heard the alarm and evacuation notice thirty minutes before the meteorite struck the ground.
But the Super Continent government and the Hero Association could not be blamed entirely.
The meteorite had suddenly changed course near Earth, leaving them with barely any time to prepare.
At the time, the higher-ups of every faction had been waiting quietly to see Z City destroyed.
Now, perhaps because Fukuchi had been provoked into establishing the Neo Heroes ahead of schedule,
Grandma Shibabawa had suddenly foreseen the meteorite changing course and revealed it to the public.
At this point, the space agency's impact assessment for the meteorite was still Level Six.
This meant there was a relatively high chance of impact and a far-reaching threat; the celestial body might strike Earth within thirty years.
So many people in the relevant departments doubted Grandma Shibabawa's prediction.
In the empty expanse of space, how could a meteorite suddenly change course?
The computers had calculated that its probability of falling toward Earth remained around 22%, the same as before.
It could only be said that it was possible, but not very likely.
However.
The Hero Association firmly believed in Grandma Shibabawa's prediction.
They believed that if their own heroes could successfully resolve this crisis, they would surely restore the public's confidence in the Hero Association.
Unfortunately, Grandma Shibabawa only knew that the meteorite would definitely fall to Earth.
She did not know exactly where it would land or what consequences it would cause.
So they still had to wait until the meteorite changed course and drew close enough for the space agency to calculate its point of impact.
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