Your Time to Die!

"Are you done talking?"

"But I will not pity a criminal."

Bai Ye's expression remained calm upon hearing this. "Is that so? I share your thoughts on this, but I will not pity anyone."

"All things considered, the timing should be just right."

Just then, all the members of parliament present received a letter.

After seeing the new content, everyone wore expressions of disbelief.

"What?"

"Is this a decision by the Cabinet Elders?"

"Let him take over as chief?!"

"Liability exemption?!"

"Are you kidding me!"

The crowd erupted in uproar, Bai Ye picked up his fork and started eating the canned yellow peaches again.

"People always say that a new broom sweeps clean, but I think that's just a stereotype, and some things should be abolished."

"People are the same."

"For example, our Speaker Wang Zhong's greatest contribution to the cause of internment is that he says 'uh-huh' and 'yes' at every council meeting."

"If all you can do is blind voting and follow-up voting, then it doesn't matter whether the O5 Council has you or not."

"It is simply unreasonable for an organization that is dedicated to the cause of humanity to allow such a person to make decisions."

"You!"

Am I wrong?

Bai Ye stood up. "Anyone who has fought on the front lines knows how dangerous it is."

"The soldiers are risking their lives; what they need are leaders who can make the right decisions, execute the right judgments, and reduce casualties, not leaders who just say 'yes' and 'uh-huh' all the time."

Just as everyone was about to say something, the large screen behind them lit up.

Qin Leng's projection appeared in front of them. "I presume you have already received my message. Whatever your questions may be, don't forget that I told you this when you joined the O5 Council."

"Here, there are no questions; if you're curious, you'll first have to learn to shut up."

"Bai Ye will take over my seat from today and enter the O5 Council. He will have the same rights as me, and every order he gives will be absolute."

Bai Ye looked at everyone and said, "For the future of the organization, I think the O5 Council should eliminate one person and make way for someone more capable."

"Can."

Qin Leng agreed to Bai Ye's proposal. Seeing Qin Leng's attitude, everyone present, unless they were fools, should understand.

Bai Ye's matter is not simple. The matter of the traitor will be dropped, and Bai Ye will become the chief of the O5 Council.

This was already a foregone conclusion.

Bai Ye said he didn't want to put on a show of being a new broom sweeping clean, but the first thing he did was to kill a chicken as a warning.

So, some people's words are just for listening to, never to be taken seriously.

The story Bai Ye tells is half true and half false; only he himself knows which parts are true and which are false.

Qin Leng's appearance this time was clearly to help Bai Ye establish his authority.

Qin Leng has already paved the way for him; what happens next depends on his performance.

The meeting has ended.

After the meeting, Qin Leng introduced Bai Ye to someone.

A fat man whose eyes have been gouged out.

His name is Tang Yan. Legend has it that he was the original Class A containment personnel of the Nine-Tailed Fox and one of only two survivors of the Candy Box Experiment. His code name Future's Eye.

He was originally the owner of the Future Diary, but due to unforeseen circumstances, he ended up in this predicament, though fortunately he survived.

Two Nine-Tailed Fox soldiers followed Tang Yan every day, while Tang Yan sat on the bed all day, staring blankly out the window.

Although he has no eyes, he can sense where the light is coming from.

As soon as Bai Ye entered Tang Yan's room, Tang Yan turned around and looked at him.

"Who?"

Bai Ye walked into the room. "The leader asked me to come and see you."

Upon hearing the words "head of state, "Tang Yan sighed.

"Okay, come to me. Remember, don't move."

Bai Ye came to Tang Yan, but Tang Yan grabbed his hand and then pulled it up to his arm.

Finally, they covered Bai Ye's eyes.

"Oh..."

Tang Yan suddenly chuckled and then lowered his hand.

Do you know why the Führer sent you to find me?

"Only the Führer and I know about this, and you will be the third person to find out."

"I can still foresee the future."

Predicting the future?

Tang Yan said, "That's not actually accurate, because I was originally able to foresee the future. It's just that after my eyes were gouged out, I can only see an uncontrollable future through physical touch."

The reason it is said to be uncontrollable is because Tang Yan can only see one future.

That is the future of death.

More accurately, it is the end point of everything in the future.

He can only see the end, not the process.

"Listen carefully, I will only say what I am about to say once."

"When the sun rises at night and the poplars bloom in the first month of the lunar calendar, that will be your death day."

Bai Ye's expression didn't change much after hearing those words.

Feeling that his breathing was still steady, Tang Yan was a little puzzled, because his reaction was too bland.

Would a normal person react this way after hearing a prophecy of their own death?

"What else?"

Hearing Bai Ye's words, Tang Yan was silent for a moment, then asked, "Don't you have anything to say?"

"Have."

"What?"

Have you heard a classic story?

Bai Ye sat down on a chair nearby. "That was a story from a fairy tale book I read when I was very young."

"Once upon a time, there was a king who was very wealthy, but one day, his most trusted wizard told him that when the moon turned blood red, he would die by the sword of a rebellion."

The king was terrified and hastily had his eldest son succeed him, while he relinquished his power, took some people and food, and hid in the deep mountains, never to be seen again.

"Time passed quickly, supplies were exhausted, and the knights lost their minds due to hunger, becoming bloodthirsty beasts, turning their swords against each other and killing one another."

"The king died by the sword."

"It was also on the night the king died that a blood-red moon rose in the night."

Tang Yan nodded. "If the prophecy is true, then whether he hides in the mountains or stays in the kingdom, the outcome will be the same."

"That's right."

Bai Ye clapped his hands as he spoke, "That's right. Since death is inevitable, there's no point in trying to prevent it."

"Rather than eking out a living in the deep mountains, fearing death, he should take the initiative to start a war and annex everything. Before the blood moon rises, he will be invincible."

Upon hearing these words, Tang Yan suddenly had a sudden realization; Bai Ye's understanding completely refreshed his knowledge.

If this story were applied to Bai Ye, then Tang Yan's prediction would not be a death prophecy.

It's a get-out-of-jail-free card!

Those who can be favored by the leader must indeed have unique ideas.

"May I have your name?"

"Bai Ye."

"Your name isn't very good. Who gave it to you? Your father, your mother, or an older relative?"

Tang Yan his name was bad because of the prophecy he made.

The sun rises at night, isn't that the Bai Ye?