Until then, it had only been speculation. After all, they had still clung to a shred of hope that the Black Spot had been created by Earthlings.
They actually knew it was unlikely to be the work of Russia or the Americans, but wasn't Shen Bing rumored to have an insanely powerful organization behind him? That was a possibility too, wasn't it?
But now that hypothesis had been overturned, leaving only one possibility.
Aliens!
All right, that was still only speculation. If the Black Spot could have been created by aliens, then it didn't seem impossible for it to have originated from some unusual supernatural phenomenon either.
Compared with aliens visiting the Solar System, humanity would much rather accept that it was a supernatural phenomenon.
For all the excitement people had shown while searching for aliens, if aliens actually visited Earth and even built a base on the moon, what everyone felt would probably be terror rather than delight.
Secretary Jiang had been sitting behind the Chief the whole time. With the conference room now silent, he couldn't help asking, "Mr. Shen, is there really no chance it could be a supernatural phenomenon?"
Everyone else also looked at Shen Bing expectantly.
Shen Bing's expression was grave. "The probability is less than one percent."
Everyone present felt their heart lurch. A probability below five percent was generally considered a low-probability event, yet Shen Bing had put the odds at less than one percent. That meant it was essentially impossible.
They were still puzzled, unable to understand why Shen Bing was so certain this was the work of aliens.
Shen Bing could hardly miss their confusion. He glanced at the Chief and said, "Chief, you all remember that incident in the United States a while ago, don't you?"
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