With these association presidents speaking out, ordinary officials and some high-ranking psychics in reality had no right to raise objections.
At 2:26 p.m. that afternoon, ten minutes after the association presidents' meeting ended, all thirty thousand-plus television stations across Deep Blue Star—whether in Federations experiencing daytime or Western nations airing midnight programs—began broadcasting the news at that very moment.
An ordinary day was utterly shattered.
Every television screen showed a visibly flustered news anchor.
Holding their scripts, their voices trembled as they struggled to remain composed.
"Dear viewers, we are bringing you an unprecedented emergency news report. After confirmation from multiple sources, we have no choice but to announce a horrifying fact—the world truly contains anomalies, and an apocalyptic age of anomalies is about to arrive!"
"It will happen within six months."
Along with the emergency broadcasts, the highest-ranking officials of every nation spoke out personally, while top-level warning messages were sent to everyone's phones, proving that this was no joke by some super hacker. It was real!
"Is this for real?" An old man in a park looked deeply skeptical as he shouted, "How is that possible? Is this some kind of joke?"
But an elderly woman beside him turned pale with fright. She tightly grabbed the hand of the person next to her and said in a trembling voice, "Better to believe it than not. Hurry home."
"Right, right, let's get home!"
Several mischievous children had been playing nearby. Hearing the adults' discussion, they quieted down and huddled together, their eyes full of curiosity and fear.
The adults quickly picked them up and jogged home.
The park emptied out in no time. Someone had even forgotten their radio, which continued broadcasting the apocalyptic news in the deserted park, adding an extra touch of eeriness.
"There really are anomalies