"This..."
Ruizi picked up the military cap, put it on, and headed out of the command post.
"Notify all guard units to keep a close watch on outsiders. Report any abnormalities immediately."
The adjutant quickly drafted a notice, but inwardly felt it was unnecessary. They were only ordinary outsiders. If they really were formidable enemies, Deity would have dealt with them long ago.
"Deity will deal with them."
A cold, calm voice rang out as Ruizi shot the adjutant a sidelong glance.
"That's what you're thinking, isn't it? What a foolish idea."
Ruizi gave a low sneer and turned away, leaving only a departing silhouette. "When has that idle God ever bothered with us? Whether we live or die means nothing to that being. Our only value is as entertainment.
Adjutant Sang, if you don't want this job anymore, you can resign outright. I don't want to see that self-righteous look in your eyes again. It's quite off-putting."
Adjutant Sang's expression froze before a smile returned.
"Yes, General. I guarantee it won't happen again."
Within just ten minutes, an enormous wanted notice appeared in the sky.
The azure sky was like a canvas, filled from end to end with information labeled as an alert.
A warm, gentle voice echoed continuously.
"All individuals in the inner and outer cities, please remain vigilant and watch all outsiders. They may be extremely dangerous individuals. If you discover anything unusual, please report it promptly. To repeat, all individuals in the inner and outer cities, please remain..."
Two heads emerged from a lake somewhere, their gazes slightly blank as they stared at the sky, where messages scrolled like an on-screen comment barrage.
Kou Ying sensed malice once again. "There's something wrong with this world."
Lou Guanshan spat out a mouthful of water. "Tell me something