Chapter 214 Opposite Side

"I don't understand what you're saying because I was applying glue at that time."

“Okay, you’re right, but Eoubs is an organization founded by great people with many infectious traits.”

"Their story takes place in a parallel universe filled with forbidden objects, where those chosen by Wave Layer 2 are granted 'Specialties,' guiding extraordinary power. And you... my friend, you will play a mysterious role called 'The Authority,' encountering companions with diverse personalities and unique abilities amidst countless bloody control missions. Together, you will defeat forbidden objects, find your lost relatives—and gradually uncover the truth about Eoubs."

New York, Massa Restaurant.

Because of the terrorist attack, the city became extremely dangerous for a time. Many wealthy and powerful people who were blessed by the gospel of heaven saw the bodies that had been blown to pieces and tacitly chose to hide in places like the suburbs, where they continued to live their decadent and extravagant lives without a care in the world.

This has made many high-end venues and attractions in the main urban area deserted.

On the contrary, because Pandora sent missiles to several of their branches, the armed personnel completely retreated and indirectly gained a rare vacation.

The liaison officer sent by Li Lin to contact other board members was having tea at the most expensive restaurant in all of New York. Because of the attack, many people in the kitchen had gone home to take refuge. He had been waiting for more than an hour and the food still hadn't arrived. His face looked as pale as if his whole family had just died.

What's even more unbearable is that there's this idiot on the other end of the line who keeps babbling on and on.

Perhaps sensing his annoyance, Hebrew finally straightened his expression, cleared his throat, and said, "You seem very unhappy."

He took one of the cigarettes containing the flavor capsule, handed it to the other person, and said this.

"Your mentality is terrible, worse than mine. Why? Because I'm currently playing Eoubs' official game—E-God—and I earn 150 E-stones every day. That's equivalent to about 5,000 E-stones a month, which is about $5,000 a month in real life. That's at least three months' income for an average family. Even though I'm 25, this already surpasses the economic level of the vast majority of people in America, including you. I'm very proud of this; it's the capital E-God has given me. I don't want to communicate with this idiot who doesn't play E-God anymore."

The liaison officer had no idea what was wrong with him.

“I’m sorry… Mr. Hebrew.”

"I have to put this very unique topic aside for a while. I am here on Director Li's orders to bring you a gift—a bottle of a new type of medicine. I do not know its specific effects, but you will understand once you inject it."

"Because Director Li wouldn't harm us."

Hebrew naturally noticed the code projected onto the terminal. After completing the iris authentication, the syringe dripping with golden medicine steadily fell into his palm.

"Sure, that's awesome, bro. What's your name?"

“Just call me Evan, Mr. Hebrew.” The liaison officer took a deep breath, telling himself to stay calm, because he had already introduced himself when they met, and it was clear that this man with such a different personality... didn’t care at all.

I have a piece of advice for you.

Hebrew took a puff of his cigarette and said in a rather mystical tone, "You won't live much longer, that's my intuition."

Evan remained silent, completely unconcerned.

“My life and the life I have now were given to me by Director Li. If I die in the struggle and the purge of heretics, it will be my honor.”

"Wow...that's fucking awesome." Hebrew was struck dumb, standing there stunned. Then his expression turned to one of profound grief, as if he had truly gone mad: "All for one, and one for all. Now you only see me fall, but behind me are countless great souls who refuse to yield."

Evan was completely taken aback. "Does it have to be this abstract, bro? If you keep talking, I'm really going to kill you. Please stop going crazy here. If you don't like it, I'll kowtow to you. Let's all be normal."

"Haha, I'm trying to develop a sense of humor, but it seems that this isn't suitable for our relationship."

His tone was extremely casual, as if he were describing what he had eaten the night before.

"I won't use this medicine."

"Because I had already woken up, earlier than anyone else, even before that actor who altered the rules of everything."

"The reason I did not follow in the footsteps of those rebels is because I chose to stand on your side."

That's what it says in Hebrew, but what he did next was anything but proper—he took out his phone, connected to the public network, directly shared a section of the holographic screen with Evan, and typed a line into the search engine: "Debate between the two sides, recording, online, urgent."

The liaison officer was speechless, but he could understand what he meant—as long as the board members were loyal enough, he didn't need to worry too much.

"Is there anything else you need to tell me? I will pass it all on to Director Li."

Hebrew stretched, and just then, the kitchen staff brought out the prepared dishes—a fruit salad, two glasses of spirits, and a large portion of fries and a hamburger.

So all you ordered was this much food? You just used me for the sake of the show?

Evan's vision went black, and he was even less willing to stay any longer. He still had several doses of medicine to deliver, and there was absolutely no need to waste time here.

"Don't leave so soon, my friend."

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