Global Game: Ten Billion Spirit Energy Coins From The Start
Chapter 1547 - 1435, Big Shots Chat Group

Chapter 1547: 1435, Big Shots Chat Group

"Resurrecting peers of the same rank and clan" is something that would never have occurred during the Era of Holy Songs.

Back then, the decisions of who could be resurrected were entirely determined by the Hymn herself.

Typically, only those who had made significant contributions to the Federation and whose souls were perfectly preserved would be resurrected by the Hymn.

There were also some resurrection techniques known among civilians. For example, one of King Zhou of Shang’s friends could recreate physical bodies.

However, civilians almost never resurrect cultivators of the same rank because the cost is simply too high—no one can bear it.

It was more common to see high-ranking individuals resurrecting those of lower ranks (like planetary-level parents resurrecting their children of the sixth or seventh rank).

For Su Yu, at a planetary level, to resurrect someone of the same rank from his clan—this had never occurred before in the history of the Holy Silver Federation!

This was unequivocally a historical first.

And so, when the news broke, the nexus was in an uproar.

The eyes of the nexus residents turned curiously toward Star Zone 170.

There were also nexus residents marveling at Su Yu’s wealth.

"I suppose only someone as wealthy as Councilor Su Yu could afford to resurrect a peer-level cultivator," the nexus residents remarked.

"Indeed, except for someone like him, who keeps stumbling upon unexpected fortunes, no one else could afford it."

...

Su Yu’s actions not only stirred huge reactions among the nexus residents but also attracted the attention of the stellar-level elites.

The top elites of the nexus recently created a private chat group named the "Nexus Core Committee."

The primary purpose of creating this group was to discuss any major events occurring in the nexus among themselves first.

Of course, the discussions within this group were strictly confidential and not to be disclosed to outsiders.

Thus, they activated the highest level of privacy settings—the chat messages would not leak in the slightest, and not even AI Blue Whale could access the contents of the group conversation.

However, this privacy feature had its limits. While it could block AI Blue Whale, if the Hymn wanted to access the group, it would be effortless for her.

Witnessing such major news online, someone in the private chat group spoke up immediately: "This Councilor Su Yu—he’s the one who auctioned off the Dark Thunder Dragon Corpse two years ago, isn’t he?"

Seeing this message, others in the group quickly responded.

Darland · Manley: "Max, you’re out of seclusion?"

Max Singer: "Yes, I just finished up and am catching up on things. With something this monumental happening in the nexus, plus Lord Berna already descending, I couldn’t stay in seclusion any longer."

Darland · Manley: "Did you successfully break through?"

Max Singer: "Yes, I succeeded, and now I’m consolidating my realm."

Darland · Manley: "Congratulations! The Federation welcomes another stellar-level fourth-rank powerhouse!"

Max Singer: "(smile emoji)"

Lawrence Lemo: "Max, congratulations!"

Lawrence Lemo: "But let’s talk about Su Yu first—Su Yu actually intends to resurrect a peer-level clan member?"

Andrew Soren: "Congratulations, Max. I’ll visit you shortly."

Andrew Soren: "@Lawrence Lemo, that’s correct. He clearly explained in the media and to the public: after selling Lailin’s wings, he has enough money to resurrect his clan member."

Ashley: "Max, congratulations!"

Ashley: "Tsk-tsk, planetary-level resurrecting planetary-level—this must be a historical first, right?"

Lawrence Lemo: "It certainly seems to be the first in history. The public is saying the same, and I can’t think of any other precedents."

Andrew Soren: "Ashley, did he discuss this matter with you beforehand?"

Ashley: "No."

Andrew Soren: "Then... doesn’t this qualify as ’acting first and asking permission later’?"

Ashley: "Does it?"

Andrew Soren: "How about we pull him into the group and ask him directly?"

"Agreed."

"Agreed."

"Agreed."

...

With multiple agreements, Su Yu was quickly added to the nexus’s most elite chat group.

Su Yu felt rather puzzled when he was added in, as he usually avoided accepting friend requests or joining groups. Also, why hadn’t AI Blue Whale notified him before he was suddenly added to an unfamiliar group?

But upon seeing the group name and the nicknames of the seven members inside, he immediately straightened up.

"Hello, esteemed elites!" Su Yu greeted proactively.

"Councilor Su Yu," Speaker Lemo was the first to speak: "You intend to resurrect a planetary-level clan member—is this true?"

"Of course, it’s true. Here’s the situation... (300-word summary omitted)..."

Su Yu recounted his thoughts concisely.

He concluded by saying: "I previously promised the entire clan that I would help everyone reconstruct their physical forms in the future.

Now that I have enough funds to recreate Emperor Xin’s physical body, I’ve taken action.

Additionally, I plan to temporarily leave the nexus for a while, which will inevitably result in a certain reduction of strength in the nexus. With Emperor Xin here, he can substitute for me to contribute to the nexus."

After Su Yu said so much, no one in the group objected or raised any questions.

The group remained eerily quiet; it seemed as if no one was present.

In truth, they didn’t necessarily want to hinder Su Yu’s actions—they had just invited him over to understand the situation.

After about two more minutes of silence, seeing no responses still, Su Yu spoke up again: "Speaker, esteemed elites, may I ask what your opinions are?"

"I agree. I’ve always supported decisions that benefit the nexus," Speaker Lemo replied.

"I agree."

"No objections."

"I also have no objections, but shouldn’t you have informed us beforehand for such a major matter?" Ashley eventually chimed in.

"Apologies, that was my oversight. I promise to notify and seek everyone’s input next time," Su Yu replied promptly.

"I don’t think this was an oversight at all," Chief Soren suddenly declared. "You were perhaps aiming to present us with a fait accompli?"

Su Yu didn’t respond. His expression turned slightly stiff.

Chief Soren: "Haha, just kidding. Just be mindful next time."