In fact, as soon as Nie Yun gained access to the world's satellite intelligence network, bizarre keywords such as "superpowers," "the unknowable world," "aliens," "the end of the world," "Demon king," and "apostles" had begun cropping up all the time.
And each claim sounded more convincing than the last. All sorts of citations and supporting evidence were sent through the satellites in gigabytes upon gigabytes. They even acted all secretive, as though terrified the information might leak. A lot of the content was actually encrypted with goddamn code words!
Once, Nie Yun went to enormous lengths to crack a message encrypted with an AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) 256-bit key, only to obtain the following passage: "Burst, reality! Shatter, spirit... Chant this spell, and you will see the other side of the world!"
Nie Yun reported that he had found an empty room and personally tested the spell. The final verdict-it was a damn scam after all!
He honestly had no idea what to do with these terminally bored sufferers of middle-school delusions, okay?
Mechanical Insect: "..." (I have no idea what to do with you either, actually taking it so seriously that you tried it!)
Well, whatever the case, this caused considerable trouble for Nie Yun's intelligence gathering. Real or fake? He couldn't tell them apart!
As a result, he could only filter out as many of these terms steeped in humanity's romantic fantasies as possible. That was how he had overlooked the "Holy Book," until this incident drew his attention to Freemasonry and he added "Holy Book" back to his list of relevant keywords.
He had to admit it: eighth graders, you won!
Above Avick Castle.
Watching the three shadowy figures race away into the night sky, John and Klein remained speechless for a long time.
"Fuck! What