N-A-A Chapter 133, Story 3
Chapter 133, Story 3
Chapter 133, Story Three
However, just as the carriage left Queens, it was attacked by "terrorists" with guns. Although the two men were seriously injured, their lives were not in danger.
Given such a terrible incident, it was naturally impossible to attend the memorial service.
On the afternoon of November 20, 1347, ten minutes after Altair Sheffield was attacked, all the forces in Backlund were shocked and sent out spies to investigate.
Half an hour later, the official forces, led by MI9, arrested the planners and participants in the attack.
What is shocking is that these people include not only fanatics from the Republic of Intis and embassy members, but also people from the Kingdom of Rune who are involved and advising them.
After finishing this page, Altair turned to the next, ready to write someone else's "script".
On the evening of November 16, 1347, in the Intis Embassy, Becquerin Jean Madan, perhaps to celebrate his victory, had a celebratory drink in advance.
He believed that he was a very good "schemer" and that he had managed to alienate the people of Rune from their royal family with just a few tricks. He thought he would soon be able to complete his role.
Although he was an ambassador, he did not feel regret or sadness for the deaths of those civilians.
He was even angry that the deaths of those civilians hadn't been horribly tragic enough.
He thought to himself, "Why can't you die a more gruesome death?"
"The more gruesome your deaths, the more I can make a big deal out of this—"
He wouldn't be saddened by the blow to Intis's intelligence organization, because its foundation remained intact.
On November 17, 1347, Becquerin Jean Madan attended a press conference as usual, gave an interview to reporters, and repeatedly emphasized the mistakes that Altair Sheffield should recognize, and appealed to the people of both countries not to affect the normal diplomatic relations between the two countries because of personal behavior.
However, perhaps it was because of this appeal that the Intis people, who had always lived at the bottom of the social ladder in Backlund, became even angrier and more irritable.
They all believed that since it was their own people being persecuted, why were the Ruen people not even offering thanks?
After making several inquiries, these Intis fanatics finally obtained the address of Altair Sheffield's home.
However, Queens has an extremely high security level, so they have nowhere to start for the time being.
The anger could not be quelled.
On the afternoon of November 18, 1347, after receiving a letter from King George III, Altair Sheffield agreed to the police department's suggestion to prepare to go to the Intis Embassy to attend this bizarre memorial service.
On the evening of November 18, 1347, after writing the letter, Altair Sheffield sent it to the Intis Embassy, explaining that she was going to attend a "memorial service" the day after tomorrow.
Upon receiving the letter, Ambassador Beckeran Jean Madden of Intis drank another celebratory drink and, in a moment of unconsciousness, revealed the route of the Altair Sheffield chassis.
The embassy staff, misled and driven by self-interest, readily traded this information to Intis fanatics in Backlund.
The attack was thus brought to a satisfactory conclusion.
After turning to the next page, Altair began to describe the subsequent effects.
On the morning of November 21, 1347, prominent newspapers such as the Tarsok and the Backlund Gazette reported that Altair Sheffield had submitted a letter to the King before the incident escalated, clearly stating evidence that he was permitted to attend the memorial service.
Once this report was published, the ignorant public, like a weather vane, swayed with the wind, and Altair Sheffield's reputation was instantly reversed, transforming her from a selfish person condemned by the public into a kind-hearted noble lady.
As the afternoon approached, after the attackers were exposed by MI9, all levels of the Loen community believed that this was a conspiracy by the Intis, who were constantly provoking trouble and preparing to start a war.
On the evening of November 25, 1347, news of what had just happened in the North suddenly spread throughout the South.
After learning of this, leaders from various countries, though harboring doubts, remained vigilant.
The Southern Continent, which had just calmed down, became extremely dangerous again, like a powder keg, ready to explode from the inside out at the slightest spark.
At this moment, a large number of spectators suddenly appeared, using their abilities to influence the thoughts and emotions of the crowd, gradually turning them into anger, fear, and irritability.
Thus, on November 28, 1347, at dawn on the southern continent, a meaningless war suddenly broke out on the borders of various colonies.
Adam took the notebook, read the story in his hand, and nodded slightly, saying, "It's barely reasonable."
Upon hearing this, Altair Sheffield rolled his eyes at him helplessly, not wanting to answer the question.
After putting down his notebook, Adam continued, "When you advanced to 'Dream Walker,' you also needed to complete a ritual, right?"
After giving a soft "hmm," Altair nodded and asked, "Do you know where there are spirit-headed bird demons in the spirit realm?"
"Of course," Adam nodded slightly, adding, "If you want to advance now, I can take you there right away."
"I can even give you the materials needed for the 'Crimson Scholar' advancement ceremony."
"And what's the price?" Altair countered.
Adam shook his head and replied, "No need. Consider it payment for your injury."
"You still frighten me now; I owe you so much," Altair thought to himself.
After thinking it over, she asked curiously, "What do you mean by speaking too slowly? Do you have something you need me, in my higher-order form, to do?"
Adam nodded and replied, "Yes."
As soon as he finished speaking, Altair's consciousness left the Church of Bones and returned to reality.
Looking at the letters beside her, she could only shake her head helplessly.
In the evening, after Vivian returned, Altair explained to her the subsequent attacks.
Vivian didn't need to feel angry about this, because she knew that as long as this matter was completed, she would soon be able to finish her role and advance again.
On November 20, 1347, the attack occurred as if it were part of a pre-written script by Altair.
Both injured individuals recovered completely on the same day after receiving a medical examination.
Because these non-fatal wounds are easily recovered from by extraordinary individuals of their sequence.
The next morning, just after Altair had breakfast, Adam brought her the items she needed.
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