Global Game: Ten Billion Spirit Energy Coins From The Start
Chapter 1351 - Chapter 1351 1271 Interrogation

Chapter 1351: 1271, Interrogation Chapter 1351: 1271, Interrogation Glenn Sylvie had quite an ordinary appearance, not like the great beauty that Donna was. Her looks could only be considered below average within the Holy Silver Human Race.

However, her every move carried a faint aura of heroism, which added quite a few points to her overall image.

“Hello, Officer Glenn Sylvie,” Su Yu replied, “I am a native powerhouse from the Milky Way.”

“Mmm,” Glenn Sylvie nodded and reached for a red device from the drawer on the right side of her desk, setting it on the table.

“This is a lie detector,” she introduced, “This lie detector can detect all lies, and it will alarm at the instance of any falsehood. I hope you will choose your words carefully and not speak without thinking.”

At the same time, Su Yu received a prompt from AI Blue Whale: “This is a ‘Yellow Rock’ brand lie detector, capable of judging whether you are lying based on indicators such as your heartbeat, breathing, skin resistance, and brainwave signals.

Administrator Su Yu, for an Eighth Rank Cultivator like yourself, the lie detector’s accuracy rate is as high as 99.7%, so please consider your answers carefully before responding.”

“99.7%,” huh?

Su Yu nodded inwardly.

It looked like he had to tell the truth.

“Now, let me ask the questions,” Glenn Sylvie sat down in her chair, looking straight at Su Yu’s face, “From where were you transmitted to the Fige Hub?”

“From Blue Star,” Su Yu answered.

“Blue Star? Your home planet?”

“Yes.”

“There are countless civilizations within the entire Fige Star Domain that have named their home planet ‘Blue Star.’ Most planets covered by water take this name.”

Glenn Sylvie pulled up a document, enlarged it, and projected it in front of Su Yu.

It was a file on native planets within the jurisdiction of the Fige Star Domain.

Su Yu glanced briefly, and indeed, there were numerous places called “Blue Star,” lined up one after another on the list.

Not only that, but there were also many variations of “Blue Star” like “Ocean Blue Star” and “Deep Blue Star.”

If one didn’t differentiate, it was impossible to clearly identify which was which.

Glenn Sylvie looked at Su Yu again, asking, “Does your home planet have specific coordinate positions?”

“Uh, no. Actually, I don’t even know what ‘coordinate positions’ are.”

“How could that be? Is this your first time coming to the Fige Hub?”

“It’s my first time,” Su Yu touched his nose, slowly saying, “In fact, our home planet has just won a civilization ascension war. Before this war began, we didn’t even know other civilizations existed in the Milky Way…”

Su Yu briefly recounted everything that had happened on Blue Star.

Hearing Su Yu’s account, Glenn Sylvie understood–so Su Yu was a newcomer native!

The expression on her face became much friendlier.

After Su Yu finished speaking, she let out a sigh of relief and smiled, “So that’s how it is, you’re a newcomer who has just experienced a civilization ascension war.

We at Fige Hub have always welcomed newcomers like you! Frankly, every newcomer who has participated in a civilization ascension war receives high-standard treatment when they arrive at our Fige Hub!”

She glanced at the lie detector, “This lie detector is also effective on me; it can prove that I’m not lying.”

And indeed, Glenn Sylvie wasn’t lying. Every newcomer who had participated in a civilization ascension war truly did receive decent treatment at the Fige Hub.

First of all, these newcomers were generally very wealthy. After the civilization’s ascension ended, they would receive a large amount of compensation, and many newcomers would come to the Fige Hub to spend lavishly.

Of course, the treatment of “sponsors” could not be taken lightly.

Secondly, the Ascension War also frequently saw cultivators rise quickly to prominence. In the Fige Hub’s 873 Planet Level individuals, at least half had benefited from the “Ascension War” in one way or another; who knows if newcomers might be future leaders?

Therefore, the Fige Hub treated newcomers extremely kindly.

“But…” At this point, Glenn Sylvie suddenly changed her tone, “Recently, some changes have happened in the Fige Hub; we are short of hands and cannot entertain you one-on-one, and you won’t be as safe as before in the Fige Hub. You might even be in danger of losing your life!”

“Life danger? Is it that serious?”

Su Yu’s expression turned grave as he asked, “Just now, I heard the guards talking about unrest within the Hub; does it have something to do with this?”

A chill flashed in Glenn Sylvie’s eyes as she countered with a question, “Which guard told you that?”

Before the mission, she had repeatedly emphasized to the guards that they should not disclose any information about the Hub to outsiders. How could there still be someone who blabbered?

“Uh… none of this is important. The guard just let it slip by accident.” Su Yu quickly steered the conversation back, “Can you tell me exactly what happened in the Hub?”

Glenn Sylvie did not answer immediately but first glanced at the lie detector.

The lie detector issued no alerts, meaning Su Yu was telling the truth. He really was a newcomer from a native planet visiting the Fige Hub for the first time, and it was all right to tell him about the situation in the Hub.

However, before revealing the information, for caution’s sake, Glenn Sylvie started one final test.

Looking straight into Su Yu’s eyes, she asked, “Newcomer, please answer me–do you have any association with the Crystal Blue Community, the ‘Glory Rebels’ organization, the ‘Wings of Freedom’ organization, the ‘Dark Energy Rebel Army’…?”

Glenn Sylvie listed several dozen names in one breath, all enemies of the Holy Silver Federation or rebellious forces within the Milky Way that were not exactly compliant.

After Glenn Sylvie finished, Su Yu decisively answered, “I absolutely have no connection with them! I am just a common newcomer, and even my mother planet has been invaded by the Dark Energy Rebel Army; there are definitely no ties between us!”

This time, the lie detector still did not sound an alert.

“Hmm,” Glenn Sylvie nodded and glanced at the lie detector, “1+1=3.”

The lie detector immediately blared loudly.

“Alright,” Glenn Sylvie reached out to turn off the lie detector, her gaze returning to Su Yu’s face, “The lie detection phase is over.

As for the changes that have occurred in the Fige Hub, I can’t explain them in a few words.

Let’s do this–I’ll give you a Memory Bubble. After you see it, you’ll understand everything.”

With a wave of her hand, Glenn Sylvie sent a pale blue Memory Bubble flying towards Su Yu.

Su Yu was already very familiar with “Memory Bubbles,” immediately catching and using it.

Through absorbing the Memory Bubble, he quickly learned about the recent events of the Fige Hub.

All this, of course, began with the hymn.

…

In the past two months, the Fige Hub had experienced an unprecedentedly huge unrest. Speaking of the source of this unrest, it really started with the hymn.

The sudden disappearance of the hymn, catching everyone off guard, caused massive chaos throughout the Hub!

The chaos in the Fige Hub was essentially due to the absence of its management.

In the past, the hymn managed everything in the Fige Hub, from the comprehensive governance of the entire star system to the daily needs of the residents, all these responsibilities were formerly managed by the hymn.

But now, with the sudden disappearance of the hymn, if this happened on Blue Star, it would be akin to the disappearance of officials from local street chiefs to national leaders. The absence at all levels of government would certainly cause the entire country to descend into chaos!