Charlie’s initial plan to disrupt the elder’s Antarctic expedition succeeds, foiling his exploration of the continent. As the elder retreats, Charlie focuses on his cultivation, but the aurora borealis needed for his advancements mysteriously vanishes. Meanwhile, Wu Bolin, hidden deep in the ice, panics as the US and Japanese governments’ investigation into the Japanese research team’s strange predicament intensifies, threatening to expose more than he intended.
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Chapter 7469
When the press conference was broadcast live around the world, Charlie didnāt expect the White House to react so quickly, nor did he expect their public relations to be so good.
Although Charlie was a bit disappointed that he didnāt cause much trouble for them, he had achieved his initial plan and goal.
By allowing Japan to discover the problem, the Anti-Qing Society elderās plans to explore Antarctica were completely ruined. Given the current tense situation in Antarctica, the elder would certainly not dare to take action against any countryās scientific expedition team again.
This meant he lost the support of modern technology and his team.
Whatever he was looking for in Antarctica, it could now be considered over.
Charlie suspected that the elderās next plan was most likely to find a safe place, hide quietly, and wait until the Antarctic winter was over before trying to infiltrate a commercial travel group to return to the other continent.
This way, Charlie wouldnāt have to worry too much about how much of a threat the other party would pose to him. He could continue searching for the right opportunity to obtain more Great Sun Tathagataās handprints through the aurora.
However, the aurora borealis, which is usually very common in Antarctica during winter, did not appear for several days in a row.
The absence of the aurora borealis didnāt bother Charlie much, so he focused more on his seclusion, improving his Great Sun Tathagata hand seal skills, and gathering more spiritual energy for himself.
At that time, Wu Bolin, who was tens of meters deep in the ice layer, was in a bad mood.
Although he had planned to seclude himself in Antarctica for the summer, the events of the past few days had completely disturbed his Taoist mind, leaving him extremely anxious.
As he had carefully considered the problems this would bring in the past few days, he realized that just because of a small action he had made, he had drawn the attention of the US military to Antarctica, which meant that the US and Japanese governments must have realized that something was wrong.
Logically, they would do their best to investigate what really happened to the Japanese research team members. However, the fact that they had been psychologically manipulated would only lead the investigation to a dead end.
This is not a good thing, because such a stalemate would appear extremely strange and abnormal in the eyes of the state apparatus. Under normal circumstances, it would be impossible for the psychological defenses of dozens of people to be impenetrable.
Once both governments find this strange, the impact will be far-reaching. They will undoubtedly treat it as an unsolved case and continue digging deeper until they discover the real reason.