Pillar of Yita

Take a look:

’Shocking, the truth behind the Fanric incident that you may not know, it’s actually like this —’

Below that was a small subtitle: ’Revealing the North-South conflict, the Dragon Witch incident, and the Dark Followers.’

This title, from any aspect, can be considered very on-topic, and it’s full of suspense, while the subtitle provides a reasonable and sufficient supplement to the main title. Fang Hong felt he had a talent for writing, even his mentor praised him - only you could write such an article - clearly the words of a genius.

However, these are all trivial details. After Fang Hong read it, he decided not to mind it. As long as there’s attention, it doesn’t matter if it’s negative; negative attention is also attention. After all, the more people who see it, someone will notice the true value of his article. In a way, the title achieved the expected effect.

After doing this, he sent an email to the military, detailing his findings under Mount Pieriad. After returning from Istania, his contact level was elevated, changing to direct contact with Su Changfeng.

Someone seemed to be online over there, and they quickly replied to his message.

Su Changfeng seemed quite interested in those peculiar Constructs, asking if he had taken pictures and videos. And Fang Hong, of course, had, so he quickly packaged and sent the files over.

In just a moment, another message came back. In the email, Su Changfeng’s tone was somewhat amused, telling him it would be best to pay attention to confidentiality next time. Although interdomain communication is secure, it does not include the transmission of text and images. The next time he needs to transmit such information, it would be best for both parties to exchange it face to face, store the information in Crystal media, and hand it over to designated personnel.

Fang Hong hurried to agree, unexpectedly learning something new.

However, Su Changfeng seemed not to be so concerned about the matters of Toragotos. Fang Hong thought that the military should not have him as the only information channel and should have already conducted an investigation into Rolin, so they might be aware of some information in this regard.

Afterwards, Su Changfeng briefly mentioned the previous incident. Originally, this was classified, but as he was involved, he had the right to know. Regarding the Snakehead and his parents, the military was still investigating and had made some progress, so he didn’t need to worry.

But worrying won’t help. Fang Hong had almost no information about these things, and apart from waiting for news, there was nothing else he could do. Su Changfeng advised him to report his situation to his uncle and aunt more often. Although he was cooperating with them now, the military didn’t need to push a half-minor under eighteen so hard that he couldn’t even see his family.

Reporting safety can also reassure his worried loved ones.

Fang Hong couldn’t help but feel a bit embarrassed; it seemed like he had been ”playing” a bit too wildly recently, having long thrown thoughts of his uncle and aunt to the back of his mind. But this is also human nature, after all, few people liked to face family at all times during their youth.

Of course, even if Su Changfeng didn’t say anything, he intended to report his situation to his uncle and aunt.

However, the emotions on his uncle and aunt’s side were more stable than he imagined. Lady Zhang Rou shed tears once again aside. His uncle just advised him to be cautious in all things and think thrice before acting, then the couple asked together about the future bride in their family, which left Fang Hong in a bit of a mess.

But then again, having lived together as family for over ten years, although not biological parents, they were as close as any. How could the other side not understand his nature? Lady Zhang Rou patiently urged him and wielded a strong hand with her daughter, telling him to properly discipline his sister.

Fang Hong thought, who disciplines whom is still uncertain, besides, his cousin was very formidable, often scaring Ai Xiaoxiao into submission like a quivering quail. Sometimes he couldn’t help but think, did his cousin’s nature perfectly inherit from his aunt?

Of course, he dared not say this out loud, only muttering silently in his heart. Looking at his uncle and aunt, he also felt a bit moved. For ten years, Tang Xin’s family treated him like one of their own, never letting him suffer any grievances — only when he left home did he realize its warmth. But every fledgling eagle must spread its wings someday; people certainly cannot be held back by such clinging feelings.

Home is a distant watching place, and people are travelers passing by.

He opened his mouth, but after thinking for a moment, he didn’t mention anything about his parents. For one, he recalled Su Changfeng’s advice, and also because this matter wasn’t concluded, there was no need to say it out loud and cause his uncle and aunt worry. Compared to the people in front of him, his parents are already quite distant.

After closing the communication, Fang Hong unexpectedly found that Su Changfeng had sent him another email. He opened it, dumbfounded, thinking could it really be operated this way? It turned out to be a notice, the military applied to the Colin-Ishurian Kingdom for the usage rights of an airspace corridor of 1,300 kilometers from north of Kailan Ao to the eastern slopes of the Old World’s Ladder, for a thirty-day... military exercise?

This notice required all passing ships not to enter the military exercise area within the designated time and designated section, and since this area wasn’t on the main route, naturally the Colin-Ishurian Kingdom had no reason to refuse.