Stability and the Platinum Eye
The open letter challenging the government stated that they had randomly selected some people and buildings and planted bombs. If the government refused to meet their demands, they would detonate the bombs at irregular intervals until it gave in!
Whether they were outsiders or locals, there was never a shortage of people who took advantage of chaos to rob others. The government, too, had a familiar procedure for dealing with such situations.
The instruments used in the game were far better than the detection machines they had used before. Problems that had once been difficult to uncover were now easy to resolve. For example, the randomly planted bombs mentioned in the threat letter were not nearly as difficult to find as they had imagined.
After receiving the threat, Players already scattered across the different areas began setting up instruments to search for bombs. Sure enough, they found several in succession. Most had been planted inside buildings, while a few were being carried by people. As for those who had sent the threat letter, the government quickly traced them back to their source.
These people weren't particularly clever—or, rather, they hadn't thought things through. They hadn't managed to erase all traces of their activities, so the authorities followed the trail online and rounded them all up.
In addition to the group that had made the public threat, the authorities also arrested several people who had been plotting crimes but hadn't yet carried them out. Given the circumstances, the Special Defense Department locked them all up.
Xu Huo visited the poisoned victims in the hospital. Their conditions had fluctuated, but the Special Defense Department had prepared enough Potions, and no one had died so far. As for who had poisoned them, there were no leads yet.
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