As Star City's chief executive, Han Yiyang naturally wasn't going to let the other party dictate the conversation. Nor would he let the man's arrogant attitude stir his emotions.
Whether or not the other party came from the Central Hub, Han Yiyang kept returning to one point.
You had no evidence. You hadn't provided any useful proof of your identity.
Without that, no matter how much you said, it was all empty talk.
As for the claim that Star City was crawling with monsters and demons, that was simply laughable. Han Yiyang couldn't even be bothered to defend himself at length.
It was already the Era of Strangeness. What was the point of using the same rhetoric as in the Sunny Era?
Who could afford to pursue this sort of matter now?
What city wasn't facing the same situation?
Besides, the claim that someone had stolen the so-called documents was only this man's side of the story. As for what had happened in Star City, between the people of Star City and an outsider like him, the chief executive didn't want to pick a side before he knew the facts.
Seeing Han Yiyang parry his questions without ever giving him the response he wanted, the man couldn't help growing anxious.
But this was the chief executive's office. No matter how anxious he got, it was difficult to lose his temper here.
After all, this was Star City's territory. No matter how powerful his connections were or how angry he was, this wasn't the time to vent.
He awkwardly waited until eight o'clock before finally getting through to a certain Old Man at the Central Hub, who existed only in rumors.
The satellite phone had excellent call quality. After learning what had happened, the Old Man at the Central Hub told