Spiritual Medium
Tan Yang was about to say something, but Xu Huo raised a hand to stop him. "This has nothing to do with sincerity or bargaining chips. I just don't want to get mixed up in your affairs."
Tan Yang was surprised by his words. After a pause, he said, "What you did in Capital City doesn't sound like the actions of someone who doesn't want to get involved."
"I was just in a bad mood and happened to need a few punching bags," Xu Huo said indifferently. "Instead of coming to me, why not go to the Special Defense Department?"
"The government can't recruit every Player. They'd probably be happy to support you in setting up an association."
"Many members of the association don't want to deal with the Special Defense Department," Huang Junjie said tactfully.
Xu Huo flicked the ash from his cigarette. "If that's the case, your association won't last long anyway. You might as well disband sooner rather than later."
"What did you say?" One of the young men behind Tan Yang couldn't help speaking up, but the person beside him clapped a hand over his mouth.
Xu Huo glanced at him, then turned away and asked calmly, "What will District 014 look like in the future?"
Everyone was puzzled by his sudden change of subject, their faces showing confusion. Huang Junjie hesitated before asking, "You mean the prospects for District 014?"
"A professor on the forum once said that maybe sooner or later, the entire world would be absorbed into the game. By then, there'd be no distinction between the Game Zone and the real world in District 014, and every country would become a game zone," Tan Yang said at once, understanding his point. "But that has little to do with dealing with