The whole world was in an uproar!
A livestream of Phantom Immortal Technology airing its grievances had actually shown internet users around the world a U.S. Military aviation accident—and one involving two aircraft at once.
This was one hell of a news story.
The Americans did not use the Dragon Scale Operating System, so naturally, they had received no pop-up notifications.
But the internet connected the entire planet. Although the intensely curious American public had not watched the livestream, they had no trouble watching rebroadcasts.
And so, the sight of two F-35s falling from the sky like roast chickens was seared into every American's mind.
The images were so striking that Americans felt their intelligence had been insulted.
What the hell? Were the aircraft the military had spent so many dollars buying defective? Or were the U.S. Military Pilots, who consumed astronomical defense budgets every year, simply not up to the job?
Whichever it was, the proud American public sure as hell would not stand for it.
And so, the people in the White House had another headache.
In fact, the President and the others had already started getting headaches the moment they saw the footage of the aircraft falling.
The footage was perfectly clear: the two aircraft had fallen without coming under attack. As for whether someone had used that mysterious stealth technology to attack the two Fighter Aircraft, that was equally impossible.
If a Fighter Aircraft flying through the air suffered a collision or anything of the sort, there would definitely be visible signs.
Yet the footage clearly showed that neither aircraft had been affected by any external force. They had simply lost control and fallen.
Before even getting to an explanation for the crashes, the President first had to work out how to get the two aircraft