It was worth noting that the Interastral Peace Corporation's encyclopedia website showed signs of repeated tampering on its page about the Stellaron Hunters.
The revision history at the bottom was packed with entries.
Although nobody knew what had been changed, they could more or less imagine the epic battle of attack and defense that must have been fought over the information.
The Interastral Peace Corporation had even forcibly disabled editing permissions, but the other side had found all sorts of ways to break through those restrictions.
A search through the bug reports revealed that someone had once complained that opening the website brought up nothing but oversized doodles of a silver-haired girl's face.
That was probably the work of the Stellaron Hunters' genius hacker, Silver Wolf.
Her bounty wasn't high, a mere 5.1 billion.
Blade, the Stellaron Hunter who had now infiltrated the Xianzhou, had a bounty of 8.13 billion.
Another Stellaron Hunter, Kafka, had a bounty of 10.899 billion.
The sheer string of numbers left the Xianzhou's residents dizzy.
The Interastral Peace Corporation paid these bounties directly in Credits.
After looking up information about the Stellaron Hunters, everyone felt that they were all utterly irredeemable villains.
That showed just how sophisticated the Interastral Peace Corporation's subtle propaganda techniques were.
Written information that seemed devoid of emotion already had a stance from the moment it was put into words.
Anyone who read it afterward would unconsciously come to support that stance.
Some people shouted that they would deliver justice on heaven's behalf and bring the villains to their rightful end.
Money didn't matter. It wasn't as though they cared about that little bounty. Their sense of justice was simply too strong!
All evil would be brought to justice!
But someone soon threw cold water over this feverish rhetoric, sneering that