The view from the tree was high enough for him to see into the distance and distinguish sounds more clearly.
Meanwhile, outside the black dome.
Nearly all of Moscow's residents saw the red light screen spread across the sky.
"What the hell is that? What even is this, are they showing a movie?"
"That screen's so huge, it must've cost tens of billions to build!" someone who had just gotten off work and stopped to watch the spectacle shouted. "And even if it's a movie, why are they showing something so disgusting?"
"The corpse's internal organs—even the patterns are clearly visible. I'm starting to suspect they deliberately killed a living person just to film this scene. Blech! I can't take it anymore."
"Yeah, it's too brutal. This movie should be rated B."
"This isn't a movie. Didn't you feel that pull?" Another man in a suit beside him raised the news page on his phone and showed it to the speaker.
"You haven't seen the news, have you? This isn't something humans made. But that deformed person is seriously disgusting!"
"And you might be right about one thing—this could be real, and that corpse might be real too."
A bespectacled man in a jacket, carrying the scent of disinfectant, chimed in. "There's no need to wonder!"
"That really is a corpse. I'm a doctor."
Upon hearing that, the man in the suit turned and glanced at the man in the jacket, instinctively moving away from him.
A doctor?
With that smell, he was probably a forensic pathologist!
At that moment, all of humanity was in an uproar.
Andrei and Ivan's information had already been placed on the desks of the relevant departments. Their files had been searched through no fewer than a hundred times by various agencies, and even by