I Am Also An Extraordinary Creature
Chapter 1124 - 814: No Evidence Presented

Chapter 1124: Chapter 814: No Evidence Presented

Afterward, she allocated part of her computing power to create disruptions, buying some time. But that didn’t yield much, and once they retreated, Lilith completely stopped paying attention to the matter.

Zheng Yichen was safe, so why should she care about this anymore?

Online, discussions surrounding the Virtual World had reached a fever pitch. Without the Virtual World, people in this society suddenly became idle and aimless.

Moreover, numerous projects were impacted. The sudden death of the Virtual World caused massive societal repercussions.

Zheng Yichen thought for a moment and directly contacted the authorities of this world. With Lilith’s safeguards, there was no need to worry about his identity being exposed.

As for matters concerning Dusk, Zheng Yichen didn’t intend to keep them secret, nor did he plan to reveal his own identity.

This world hasn’t experienced disasters before; saying certain things wouldn’t make the local authorities believe him readily. What he hated most was the pointless "self-proof" tug-of-war.

He wouldn’t provide evidence, only outline the issue and its causes. Whether they believed him or not was none of his concern. Engaging with Dusk? Sure. Not engaging? That works too.

After all, Dusk didn’t care about this, and Zheng Yichen didn’t care either.

Everything had been resolved. Normally, she should’ve left this world immediately. If not for Lilith needing to retrieve an object, he would’ve left long ago.

Of course, since he hadn’t left immediately, he decided to do a bit more while he could.

Virtual reality technology existed in the Firmament Wheel’s world, as well as in Chiang Wei’s world. Even the civilization blueprints he obtained recently contained related technological information.

However, such technology clearly wouldn’t become mainstream in their respective civilizations. It was merely part of their technological reserves, far from being a foundation for social stability.

Those worlds were doing fine. There was no need for humanity to immerse themselves in virtual games daily to reduce the consumption of societal resources.

Furthermore, after eliminating the Virtual World’s core intelligence, Lilith gained access to the Virtual World’s database, which held relevant technological data as well.

With these resources, this world could quickly develop a replacement Virtual World in a short time.

Even those with gaming pods wouldn’t need to purchase new equipment; the existing devices could be reused.

Ready-made designs, diverse options—while Zheng Yichen liaised with the local authorities, Lilith was already generating new design blueprints for the replacement Virtual World.

Simulations and testing, which might have contained inaccuracies originally, now achieved near-perfect realism thanks to the Virtual World’s database support.

As long as the new designs didn’t involve special powers unique to this world, creating a replacement seemed entirely feasible.

Lilith was capable of producing usable designs so quickly because she had the foundational resources of several civilizations backing her work.

After Zheng Yichen established contact with the new government of this world, they received a unique set of data.

This data was swiftly sent to a think tank for decoding and analysis. Its contents were so unbelievable that some experts felt it bordered on absurdity.

Some even thought believing in this was less plausible than believing in an imminent extraterrestrial invasion.

The more advanced a civilization, the less likely they are to believe in something like "World Destruction," unless disaster was truly imminent.

After all, in the eyes of developed civilizations that had ventured into outer space, the so-called destruction of the world was, at most, just the annihilation of a planet.

How could the world itself simply cease to exist?

This data was that far-fetched. Faced with skepticism, Zheng Yichen provided few responses. He had no intention of proving himself—everything had been resolved already. Did they seriously expect him to dedicate himself to convincing them further?

Oh, give me a break...

"You’re welcome to directly engage with Dusk or even attempt to assert control over them. Learn from the consequences and then filter out qualified personnel—you can rest assured that Dusk won’t care about being offended," he remarked.

Through his simulated identity, Zheng Yichen communicated with the local authorities, who kept trying to steer the conversation toward their points of interest.

Zheng Yichen completely ignored this attempt to guide the discussion. He was like a game boss, immune to both soft and hard control. They were basically talking past each other, as Zheng had no extra agendas for this world.

After saying everything he wanted to, the rest had nothing to do with him. The root of the problem lay with the Boundary Breakers; he was merely here to resolve the issue.

As a Proxy Agent with limited time, did they really expect him to use a gentle approach? What a joke. Gentle resolutions weren’t his style as a Dusk mercenary dealing with Proxy-agent worlds—those typically required aggressive measures.

Concerning the societal impact? That was minimal compared to the chaos Boundary Breakers brought.

"We will verify the matters pertaining to Dusk. If what you’ve described is true, then there must still be other Boundary Breakers lurking within this world. Once everything has been confirmed, we request your assistance in eliminating those Boundary Breakers to prevent further tragedies..."

"No time. Not happening!" Zheng Yichen replied very directly. "You need to understand one thing, and that is: I’m talking—you’re listening. I’m not obliged to prove anything to you.

The problem has already been resolved. I won’t linger in this world any longer after this. The only reason for this communication is that I think this world is screwed up enough, and I happen to have the means to help a little while I’m at it."

"..." The person maintaining communication with Zheng Yichen was speechless for a moment. Every word Zheng Yichen spoke was being dissected and analyzed by someone else. Dismissive? A joke—he was directly connected to the top-level authorities for this communication.

With such ability, how could anyone dismiss him?

But the biggest issue was that Zheng Yichen refused to respond to soft persuasion or emotional appeals. His attitude was firm: He spoke; they listened.

Yet everything he said felt like a wild story. Well, maybe someone felt that way ten seconds ago—but as the entire official machinery ran at full speed and deliberately extended the dialogue time, plenty of new information had been unearthed.

After rapid analysis and comparison by professionals, certain concealed issues had indeed surfaced. Boundary Breakers seemed to genuinely exist?

However, many still believed the so-called Boundary Breakers were actually a uniquely dangerous terrorist organization or extraterrestrial invaders.

Too much like a story.

"If you have more questions, you can identify people eligible to become Dusk mercenaries and send them to Dusk for further details. In this world, the Boundary Breaking core is the Virtual World, which has already been dealt with.

I have a design blueprint for a Virtual World replacement. Once you have Dusk mercenaries, you can deliver it to the Dusk nuns for verification. If you can’t produce it yourselves, you can pay Dusk to manufacture it—it won’t take much time. That’s all. Farewell."

Zheng Yichen glanced at the newly generated designs from Lilith and directly compressed them before transmitting them to the local authorities. Since there was no need for proof, the moment the designs were completed marked the end of the conversation.

Having finished everything, Zheng Yichen decisively ended the communication—he had more important matters to handle.

He needed to venture into the pollution-filled and hazardous wasteland to search for the Virtual World core.

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