Liu Yun calmly replied, "Isn't the plan to go have some fun after the exercise?"
"I didn't think much of it at first, but when you're going to someone else's turf, you have to behave properly."
Secretary Liu wondered, "Is this person someone who follows the rules?"
"But I heard that you're teaching people how to disguise themselves, and they're all unrecognizable after they've changed into different outfits. You've even prepared several sets of identities as backups!"
Having gone this far, are you still afraid of being recognized?
Besides, Liu Yun hasn't registered with any overseas institutions yet!
Liu Yun: "Although they don't know me, there must be many people who have registered abroad with me!"
"Or you could stay by my side to recover from your injuries and become my bodyguard?"
Secretary Liu: ...This makes it sound like he couldn't make it abroad, so he became Liu Yun's bodyguard.
Although there is a slight difference, they are genuinely carrying out a protection mission!
Liu Yun: "If they get recognized, I'll have to make an appointment sooner or later."
"It's impossible for a person to completely change their habits, and American spies are not to be underestimated."
"Although the United States doesn't have much history, it must have its strengths to have been able to stay ahead for so many years. We can't underestimate our enemy."
"This is my worst-case scenario plan."
"Of course, I'm not afraid of being sued. Aren't I informing you? If I go live, it will definitely be a big move. If the country isn't prepared, it's easy to be caught off guard. You know, some people are the best at shifting blame."
Forget it, if we can't get the copyright, then we won't. If we won't cooperate, we'll resort to extreme measures.
We were enemies from the start, so why bother with martial ethics?
Secretary Liu: "Okay..." I just came to let you know!
When the news was told to the nine elders, they couldn't help but laugh.
"The kid has ideas. Since it's a joint military exercise and he's going to embarrass himself, he should definitely let everyone see."
"This is an unofficial, personal matter; we don't know what happened."
"With America's technology, they can't even lock onto a single person, let alone China. They certainly can't lock onto anyone, understand?"
Everyone nodded, exchanged glances, and smiled knowingly.
Shifting blame is something anyone can do.
The key is to have the ability to handle follow-up problems.
However, when circumstances are beyond our control and we lag behind in every aspect, we can only use slogans and "grand principles" to restrain ourselves.
At least it's somewhat useful.
When you have the ability to fight back, some of your methods are like boomerangs.
The tricks that the United States used in the past, they can now use themselves.
Liu Yun probably knew as well and had already figured out what to do.
Today, the Yan Kingdom has at least accumulated a lot of confidence.
After finishing her report, Liu Yun opened the online store and quickly bought something she had been eyeing for a long time.
At this moment, "Huaxia II" has been a hit for ten days, and the points have increased significantly.
Buying it was no trouble at all.
A flash of white light appeared, and the object appeared on the balcony.
It's not very big, just a base about three meters high, with a bronze bell that's a little over a meter tall on top.
Liu Yun was certain that the bronze bell was the space-based weapon she wanted to buy.
It's just shaped like this; it doesn't affect the function.
"What is this base? Is it a free gift?"
Aqi immediately became interested: "Oh, a launch pad, otherwise this space-based weapon wouldn't have the ability to fly automatically and wouldn't be able to reach space."
Liu Yun's eyes widened: "Launch equipment? Is it this tiny?"
Think about the major launch sites in Yan Country... the gap is huge.
"Wow, this after-sales service is pretty good. They even gave away a launch pad?"
"It can still be moved?"
Aqi: "You're overthinking it. This thing is disposable; it'll probably disappear after it's launched."
Liu Yun: ...It wasn't as good as she thought.
"What's wrong? This online store even has a recycling function?"
Aqi: "There are spatial coordinates on the platform..."
Liu Yun: "Can you recognize it?"
Aqi: "That's no use. If they dare to take it out, they can definitely guarantee that it can't be traced."
"Leaving aside how dangerous the spatial rift is, given the technology of Yan Kingdom, it's hard to say how long it will take to develop. To rashly venture into it is no different from a child running into a wolf's den."
Liu Yun: "...Stop talking nonsense, interpret it and write it down before we talk."
Having nothing and having something but not using it are two different things.
"Don't forget, according to the scientists at the research institute, Area 51 is very likely to have spaceships and aliens, as well as signal transmission devices that would reveal the coordinates of Aquamarine."
"They have it, and it's a vague threat to everyone."
"There's also a guaranteed win-lose situation."
"Some things, if you accumulate more, may not be useful now, but they might save your life in the future."
It's not about tracking these coordinates and then calling for help or anything.
It can be used to threaten others!
These are all tricks that the United States has used before, why don't they know how to use them?
Of course, a single coordinate might not provide sufficient evidence.
Liu Yun turned around, placed her phone on the phone holder, and pointed it at the thing on the terrace.
Aqi silently memorized the patterns on the base without missing a single detail, and finally converted them into several numerical coordinates.
However, it felt it was meaningless because it was just a few numerical coordinates, without even a title.
Maybe they're not even from the same universe?
Or it might not even be the same space.
Does anyone know where it is?
With everything prepared, Liu Yun looked up and saw a clear blue sky, cloudless, with the sun shining brightly, making many things sparkle.
"This is a good day, the weather is perfect, let's launch!"
Aqi: ...It's not that I have to find a reason for myself.
Post it if you want!
With things already like this, why bother picking a specific day?
Liu Yun reached out and pressed the conspicuous red button; there was nothing else.
I doubt they'd make it that complicated or try to fool people.
Then, we watched as the launch pad started to light up from the ground, and in about thirty seconds, it lit up to the very top, along with the bronze bell.
However, it is obvious that the patterns on the base are not from the same system as those on the bronze bell.
The light on the base grew weaker and weaker, while the patterns on the bronze bell grew stronger and stronger.
At the height of the light, the bronze bell was suddenly launched and flew into the sky.
It seemed to still have a trail of light following it before disappearing from sight in the blink of an eye.
A few minutes later, the words "Launch successful" appeared on the base station, then began to fade and eventually disappeared into thin air.
Liu Yun tilted her head back; if this were an anime or movie, crows would be cawing as they flew by.
After a long while, the sky remained the same, and there were still no clouds.
My neck is sore, but it feels like nothing happened.
"Huh? That's all?" Liu Yun asked, a rare moment of confusion.
Aqi: "It seems so."
"That's it? Is that all?" Liu Yun felt that she was still too ignorant.
Although I didn't want it to make too much noise, I didn't expect it to be so quiet.
Who could have imagined this?
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