I Carry a Game World With Me
Chapter 412: Will Fall Apart
Chapter 412 -387: Will Fall Apart
Feisen did indeed bring him some very good news: he had managed to buy two more small nuclear weapons.
Feisen explained this was all thanks to an opportunity created by two particular bears that were fighting.
Those two bears had been fighting for a long time, but the battle still wasn’t over.
They were obviously two brothers who had been very close. Even after going their separate ways, things shouldn’t have turned out like this.
‘It’s probably the fault of that one who loves to play the hegemon, isn’t it?’
If not for that one’s provocations, the two brothers probably never would have fought.
But it was precisely because these two bears started fighting that he was given the perfect opportunity to buy those two ‘little things’ and complete the mission assigned by His Excellency the Governor.
When Lu Feng met Feisen in the main hall of Wind Manor, his first question was, “Where are they now?”
Feisen immediately reported, “Yes, Your Excellency. They’re at a camp in the suburbs. You’ll be able to see them there.”
Lu Feng nodded.
‘After all, you can’t just bring something like that into the city.’
‘It’s far too dangerous.’
‘No one could afford the consequences of an accident.’
So, Lu Feng accompanied Feisen out of Wind Capital and headed to the suburbs, soon arriving at the camp.
The camp was already heavily guarded.
Seeing Feisen and Lu Feng arrive, the guards immediately stepped aside to let the two of them enter.
Lu Feng soon saw the two small nuclear weapons that Feisen had procured.
They were nearly identical in design to the one he had acquired previously.
They only differed in a few minor details.
However, that wasn’t important.
All that mattered was that they were functional and immensely powerful.
“Your Excellency, these are the two little things,” Feisen said, immediately leading Lu Feng over to the small weapons.
“Take them all outside,” Lu Feng ordered simply.
Without hesitation, Feisen waved his hand and led the guards out.
Lu Feng reached out and touched the two small nuclear weapons. With a single thought, he stored both of them in his inventory.
Through the inventory space, he could see the stats of the two small nuclear weapons.
They could indeed unleash immense power, just like the previous one.
‘With these two, I should be able to handle any unexpected developments in the disaster caused by the Hexagonal Beast, at least within the game world.’
He refused to believe the Hexagonal Beast could survive two of these.
‘No, wait, that makes three. I already have one in my inventory.’
After that, Lu Feng left the camp and went straight back to Wind Manor.
Sometime later, Feisen returned to the camp to check on things.
But when he arrived at the spot where the two small nuclear weapons had been, he was astonished to find they had vanished.
‘His Excellency the Governor didn’t carry anything when he left.’
At this, he could only marvel once again at the Governor’s mysterious power.
It also exuded a sort of wicked, uncanny energy.
He counted himself lucky to have survived his past opposition to the man.
‘Otherwise, I’d be pushing up daisies by now.’
He also ordered everyone to forget this ever happened—they were not to investigate it, nor even remember it.
After returning to Wind Manor, Lu Feng checked the status of the game.
For now, there was nothing unusual in the game world.
Then, Xiaozhi’s voice reported, “Master, Myanmar has descended into total chaos. I am continuing to control their internet to lure their citizens here. I believe many more people from Myanmar will soon be coming to the Xuanfeng Alliance.”
Lu Feng nodded, then took out his phone and called Baguda.
“Your Excellency, what are your orders?” Baguda answered the call from Lu Feng instantly.
Lu Feng gave his orders directly: “Get your people ready. Many more refugees will be fleeing from Myanmar. Make sure you’re prepared to receive them and get them settled.”
A delighted expression appeared on Baguda’s face as he heard this, and he immediately promised to handle everything perfectly.
It hadn’t taken long to win the complete allegiance of the previous refugees from Myanmar.
Now, those people had pledged their total loyalty to the Xuanfeng Alliance.
So, with these citizens from Myanmar on their side, it would be easy to persuade any new refugees.
In less than two years, once these people’s loyalty was fully secured, the Xuanfeng Alliance’s economy would reach a new height of prosperity.
The refugees from Myanmar would do their part to build up the Xuanfeng Alliance, fanning the flames to burn ever higher.
Myanmar had indeed descended into chaos once again.
At first, the public was skeptical about Duodoli’s claim of an assassination attempt. Some even said online that the so-called assassins at the press conference were staged by Duodoli himself.
The goal was to create a cover for his own massacre.
But after Duodoli was actually assassinated, those suspicions evaporated. Clearly, someone had framed him, and now, they had sent assassins to finish the job.
And without a doubt, these were people who absolutely did not want to see Myanmar get better.
They wanted to make Myanmar even worse.
People like that were even more detestable than Duodoli, who had massacred citizens.
There weren’t many likely suspects—only the rebel factions.
They were the only ones who would want to get rid of Duodoli to seize power for themselves.
This undoubtedly caused public resentment and made the people feel that Myanmar was beyond saving.
And at this very moment, videos about the Xuanfeng Alliance appeared online again.
They all showed the daily lives of refugees who had fled to the Xuanfeng Alliance.
The videos showed these people living very well, earning monthly salaries of four to five hundred thousand Myanmar Kyat—a sum they could have never imagined.
Moreover, many who were doing well had already bought their own motorcycles, or even three-wheeled light trucks.
For the impoverished majority in Myanmar, this was an enormous temptation. And so, the exodus began anew.
This time, without Duodoli to stop them, even Myanmar’s border guards didn’t pay much mind, allowing the refugees to escape with ease.
Most importantly, it seemed the soldiers themselves had lost all hope for Myanmar. Mr. Duodoli might have been able to barely stabilize the situation, but now that he was dead, what hope was left?
As a result, many soldiers secretly shed their uniforms and began fleeing to the Xuanfeng Alliance themselves.
For a nation already in such chaos, this was like pouring salt on the wound.
Under these circumstances, Myanmar disintegrated not long after, with sixty to seventy percent of the population fleeing to the Xuanfeng Alliance.
The Xuanfeng Alliance even ended up occupying large swaths of its territory.
After the country fell apart, the various rebel factions in Myanmar governed their own separate territories, losing any authority to claim the nation’s former lands as their own.
However, this process would take some time.
Meanwhile, the Xuanfeng Alliance was already bustling with activity, launching its next major project.
After all, having accepted so many refugees from Myanmar, the Xuanfeng Alliance was facing considerable internal pressure on its job market.
Therefore, they needed to launch a new industry.
The best option was a product that could take the world by storm.
And the only such product they had was the medicinal wine that cured nearsightedness.
So, on this day, the Xuanfeng Alliance sent an invitation to eyewear companies all over the world—an invitation destined to send shockwaves through the global eyewear industry and the entire population of nearsighted people.
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