Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 409

Chapter 409: Chapter 204: Information Resurfaces Chapter 409: Chapter 204: Information Resurfaces After handling the Bounty Task on the Dark Web, Yan Fei began sorting through the drone footage of the battle from last night, which was shot from the drone's perspective. As soon as the drone was deployed, it would automatically record all the scenes from the mission, allowing Yan Fei to review the footage later to summarize the action, continuously improving and enhancing his drone operation skills.

All these videos were saved in an extremely high-definition format, so each mission's footage took up a considerable amount of memory. However, given the vastness of the drone's database, the data usage was negligible.

Yan Fei retrieved the video data from the major air and sea battle that took place over South Korea the previous night and began to watch carefully. He learned from the good experiences, took the lessons from the mistakes to heart to avoid making the same errors in the future. After absorbing the lessons from this mission, Yan Fei started editing the videos with the help of the Auxiliary Brain.

After annihilating the Assassin Sect last time, Yan Fei, under the name of Destroyer, uploaded videos to the World Network for widespread Promotion, making most people in the world aware of Destroyer's existence and capabilities. But with so many breaking news stories happening every day, people's interest can shift at any time. So, due to the Destroyer's half-year absence, he was gradually forgotten.

This time, Yan Fei edited the action videos with the intention of using the destruction of the THAAD System as an opportunity to upload the footage to the Network World. Through this video, he announced the return of Destroyer and promoted him again, elevating his prestige to the highest level.

Yan Fei began sorting through the video, from the drone destroying the fake THAAD System to breaking through a large swarm of Steel Ball Missiles, to the fierce battle with the missiles launched by the THAAD System, to destroying the real THAAD System, to the fight with the South Korean Navy warships, to sinking two of them, to the last warship's desperate escape, and finally to the laser weapon's sudden attack and Destroyer's airplane safely retreating. The entire process lasted over forty minutes. With the help of the Auxiliary Brain, this footage was edited down into a thrilling 15-minute video.

Yan Fei edited and revised several times before finally finalizing the video. Accompanied by stirring music downloaded from the internet and the increasingly skilled editing techniques of the Auxiliary Brain, the exhilarating images combined with slow-motion and replays made the entire video exciting, visceral, and tense. Viewers found it captivating and couldn't stop watching; there was no dull moment, and after finishing, they were left longing for more.

Only after the video was fully edited did Yan Fei log onto several mainstream video websites in the United States of America, uploading the video titled “Destroyer Battles THAAD System and South Korean Navy” to the Network World. It was deep into the night in Asia, but in the Western World, it was daytime, so when Yan Fei had just uploaded the video to the sites, it was quickly discovered by a large number of netizens.

At first, these netizens were curious about the strange name of the video, reminiscent of the Hollywood movie “Alien vs Predator,” so they couldn't help but click to watch. They were immediately astonished by the high-definition quality, exciting storyline, realistic combat scenes, and thrilling soundtrack.

Their first reaction was–could this be a trailer for some Hollywood movie? But aren't movie trailers very short? And the content in trailers usually switches at the Critical moment. However, the content in this video was complete and coherent, presenting a full-scale real war. With the suspense gone, who would bother going to a cinema?

The video uploaded by Yan Fei stunned these netizens, and as they came to their senses, they began frantically commenting underneath the video and sharing it widely; they called friends and family, eager to let their close friends know about the video. In a very short time, the video spread across the internet like a virus.

With the continuous advancements in movie technology and ever more realistic special effects, movies now include many incredible scenes that most people cannot distinguish from computer-generated effects. So when Yan Fei's video was uploaded to the Network World, everyone found it complete in plot, with fitting sound effects and exquisite picture quality, making viewers feel as if they were on the scene. Despite this, no one suspected the combat scenes were real; instead, they mistook it for a Hollywood movie trailer.

The netizens watching the video focused only on the exciting content and didn't express any particular surprise at the destruction of the THAAD System in the video. Given that famous buildings in the United States of America had been destroyed countless times in special effect movies, with the difference being that they were destroyed by prehistoric monsters or Aliens, they assumed the destruction of the THAAD System was just another movie scene without recognizing anything abnormal.

The ordinary Audience could not discern the subtle differences between this video and a movie, but the US Government could recognize that this video was real. As the masterminds behind the operation against Destroyer and victims of the battle, they naturally knew the video's reality. However, it was daytime, with huge traffic online, and their response was a bit behind the times. By the time they noticed this video, it had already spread widely on the internet, and everyone knew about it. By this point, taking down the video would serve little purpose and might even look like a cover-up, so the US Government decided to play dumb, pretending not to notice the video, but they had developed a deep-seated hatred for Destroyer.