Chapter 201 Head Balloon

On Eoubs' media website, all registered members were talking about the fall of Siberia and Gore's house arrest.

These highly dedicated staff members of the Transit Department thoroughly investigated the history of the Siberian mission—Eoubs’ exclusive media has this ability—they like to exaggerate the thrills, sensationalism, and curiosity in their reports, which makes the ratings very attractive.

As soon as Gore turned on the "live broadcast," he saw the enthusiastic and excited expressions of several hosts.

“It must be said that the mission of the Heavenly Gospel ultimately serves the real bigwigs behind Eoubs. Through countless trials and maintenance, the value of this wasteland has been elevated to its limit, but it has never been offended like this before,” one of them said.

"So... what does this represent? Is it an unforgettable, massive, and dark upheaval in human history? Or is it a premeditated act of rebellion, captured by observer A027 using his magnetic field sensing capabilities before the fall—"

The scene shifts instantly, and Gore sees Roy sitting in an off-road vehicle, watching Siberia merge with the Mirror of Eternal Dreams, his expression utterly... indifferent.

The perspective they presented was also very deliberate; the dome was positioned very high, and in the video, Roy appeared to be on a continuously rising platform, seemingly without end, until it rose out of the atmosphere.

The host then smiled, a smile that sounded genuinely joyful.

"According to information provided by the East Xia branch, Mr. Roy is attempting to destroy all the operatives in the Siberian wasteland." He paused to give the audience time to process this clue, then added, "Well... there's also the host of 659, and the culprit who distributed the Blood Source of All Things across the globe—Li Lin."

"Damn it, what kind of nonsense rumors are these now?" Gore thought. Li Lin was simply unhappy with what the Eoubs higher-ups had done to him and Yu Jianchu. What did that have to do with the safety of all mankind? If you're so bored, why don't you find out where Joseph is right now?

However, these hosts were clearly not interested in what the disaster victim was preparing for, and quickly turned to interview a distinguished guest invited from the American Congress.

"Have you all considered that, for Roy, this world is actually a ruined paradise? So, the series of changes caused by that natural disaster... were like a fuse? The source of everything they've been plotting—like a massive bomb, enough to destroy the current laws?" the guest said, beaming, as if he'd already seen the truth. The host beside him looked unusually serious, like a top executive promoting this matter.

“Speaking of amusement parks,” the host added, “we have to mention a recently emerging ‘forum’—the theory of repayment.”

Gore listened as they gave him a detailed and outrageous introduction to the forum Li Lin had built. They basically said that the website was created for those low-level activists or poor souls who had suffered inhumane treatment. They claimed it truly existed, filled with rebellion and revenge, and that none of them should think they were safe, along with numerous inflammatory remarks.

Gore couldn't take it anymore and angrily turned off the live stream; he didn't want to know any more.

These words have always existed, and at the same time, they have transformed into a vast, all-encompassing net, permeating every breath, the sky, and every inch of the land beneath your feet. Eoubs is a world that makes you feel like you can't escape it.

Gore remained seated, nervously repeatedly turning on the projection terminal to check the suppressant and special weapons hidden inside, in preparation for any unforeseen circumstances.

Recalling his experiences in the salon, he felt a pang of sadness—he couldn't believe he would ever think that way. It was a place of extravagance and splendor, yet shrouded in darkness, where everyone who joined was corrupted by the times. People died everywhere, their deaths comical and sudden, but rules still existed, and everyone had to follow them to have a chance of survival.

Within the Eoubs community, especially for operatives, following the rules set by the powerful will only hasten your demise. The only consolation is that you can provide them with some memorable amusement before you die.

Thinking about this, Gore felt he wouldn't live much longer. His family had thought so a long time ago—only Roy didn't believe it back then. He had just joined Eoubs, full of enthusiasm and dreams, still in the stage of fantasizing about heroes.

His parents were very worried about his mental state, especially after hearing that a certain forbidden object was highly compatible with Gore. They always felt that this little rascal would one day be completely destroyed by his excessively concerned pride. In the end, even the remains he left behind would end up in someone else's mouth, leaving no trace.

He could only assure the two anxious old men that he had followed in Roy's footsteps and had done everything in his power to survive. They were far beyond the realm of normal people and earned a lot of money every year, enough to buy many houses, but they didn't believe him at all, or rather... they preferred to believe Roy.

These people have been dead for a long time now.

Gore kept his promise; he did his best and survived to this day, even integrating into a more advanced group. However, his mother's initial suspicions were not unfounded and were correct.

During his time with Eoubs, he killed constantly, pushing aside any obstacles in his way. His enemies were the rotting flesh that had to be destroyed, and even the whole world remained his enemy.

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