On a global scale, Japan was indeed only one corner of the world. Perhaps it mattered quite a bit to Chu Ge-he had friends here, after all, so of course he paid it particular attention. But at that same moment, far fiercer battles were breaking out all across the world.
As early as when Zhong Yi followed the vampire Carl into that Entertainment Company building, Chu Jiangliu and his son had switched jobs. Chu Ge headed to the United States to deal with the White Tiger, while Chu Jiangliu returned straight to Huaxia to oversee and coordinate operations from Central Command.
Chu Jiangliu had dispatched at least several hundred elites like Moon Shadow, and now they were spreading out everywhere, with fighting on every front.
Moreover, this was not actually Chu Jiangliu's affair alone. As Azhong had said, this was not directed at any one nation, but at the entire world. Chu Jiangliu would not simply send his own soldiers everywhere to put out fires. Instead, under his coordination and organization, each country's Esper teams dealt with the upheavals within their own territories.
Chu Jiangliu had been responsible for this matter for a long time; he had not been out there fooling around. As for this so-called "casting a worldwide net," he had a good idea of the main locations and could make arrangements and organize responses for most of them.
Michael's "early launch" had both advantages and disadvantages.
The disadvantage was that many preparations were incomplete. Like the hastily organized grand summoning ceremony in Japan, things moved slowly, making it easy for complications to arise and for the ceremony to be interrupted or destroyed. The advantage was that the other side was not prepared either. With such a sudden outbreak and such a widely cast net, the chances of