[Lung B-404 · City of Light]
The real-world hegemony shift and historical reckoning, enough to be called a "great earthquake on Blue Star," stirred up monstrous waves online. Yet in the game world of Titan: Genesis, this momentous event worthy of being recorded in human history raised only a few tiny ripples in the World Channel.
[Onlooker]: "Did you hear? Those Anglos and the Sakura Kingdom surrendered, and we've stationed troops there!"
[Luren Jia]: "Oh, I saw it. Awesome—(voice cracking). By the way, anyone got extra [Strong Hemostatic Agent]? I'm about to go grind monsters. Buying at a high price!"
[Wuming Shi]: "Come on, it's no big deal. Sakura Kingdom's strongest players are only around level twenty. I could steamroll them alone... Seriously, what do those noobs have to compete with us? Hurry up, one short of four. The map's opening soon—need a healer to speed-run the Lobar Bronchus!"
For the vast majority of young supernatural players, real-world geopolitical games had long since become dull and uninteresting.
Other than the older generation who had lived through difficult times and cared deeply about it—people like Professor Gu, who teared up after logging off and drank three large bowls of liquor—ordinary players displayed astonishingly consistent attitudes: disregard and indifference.
When individual power had grown strong enough, when their journey had become one of battling within the godlike body as vast as the stars against high-level cosmic creatures, those enemies who had once swaggered so arrogantly in the real world were truly nothing more than insignificant bugs in their eyes.
The greatest contempt was indifference.
If bugs blocked the way, they could not even be bothered to look down after crushing them underfoot. It was a waste of time.
The most important matter now was the Lobar Bronchus Mobilization Order issued