Chapter 1371: Trapped in the Trick (43)

Report on the investigation of the accident in which the Second Imperial Capital of London was attacked by runaway machinery:

At about 9 o'clock today, a small ship under development in the Fort Elsensenburg Laboratory, the base of the Eastern Heavenly Knights, was maliciously attacked by terrorists and lost control.

According to preliminary investigations, the accident was caused by the notorious terrorist organization, the Order of the Dusk. Although the cult organization, the Order of Twilight, has not yet made any statement about the incident, Great Britain has sufficient evidence to prove that the Order of Twilight was involved in the attack.

The Kingdom of Great Britain strongly condemns and protests against the Order of Twilight.

It is reported that the small ship hijacked in this incident is a mining ship secretly developed by the Merlin Research Institute to dig rare ores in deep strata. It is likely that the purpose of the Twilight Order's attack was to hinder the economic development of the Kingdom of Great Britain, or even to compete with the Kingdom of Great Britain for resources.

In view of this, Great Britain will not put the research project on hold because of the terrorist attack, but will accelerate the project and increase the security of the research institute to ensure that similar incidents do not happen again.

The Order of Great Britain will also begin to investigate the dens of various secret organizations throughout the country, and vow to eradicate all criminal gangs and terrorist organizations harboring in the country.

(30,000 words omitted below) Sincerely, the Cabinet of Great Britain.

In his office in Fort Elsensen, the base of the Knights of the Eastern Heavens, King Arthur peruses a manuscript. It took him about a minute to read and memorize the manuscript that was sprinkled with tens of thousands of words. After a preliminary understanding of the content of the manuscript, the Knight King couldn't help but show a knowing and mischievous smile.

"Interesting idea. The Knight King turned his head and glanced at the strange Oriental River Crab Man, "Vivien just said a few words casually, and you put it into practice and write such a wonderful report? "Please don't praise me, Your Majesty. The wonderful Oriental scratched his head with his huge crab claws, looking embarrassed, "I don't deserve to be praised by you." In fact, it is not uncommon in my country to fabricate false reports of this magnitude. "Really?" the Knight King thought it was incredulous.

"Because Nanliang has long been shrouded in darkness, there will be some problems every day. If you tell the truth to the people, it will definitely cause chaos. Therefore, our monarch always asks his courtiers to try to cover up the facts and make false political reports. It is indeed humbling that a government of a country should lie to its own people one after another. But there's no way around it. The Knight King snorted and said no more.

"Alright. Jaglovy, the Knight of the Round Table, snatched the manuscript from the king's hand: "That's probably what I want to explain to the public. Your Majesty, you just need to show your face a little bit in the next press conference. I'll take over and take care of it after that. Just a press conference, you don't need to bother with it, Your Majesty. The Knight King then laughed, "No, Cousin Jaglovie. How could I miss such an interesting thing?" "Interesting?" The Knights of the Round Table were puzzled, "This should just be a boring press conference—" "I believe I, things will get interesting." The Knight King, on the other hand, seemed to be able to foresee something.

"That's what scared me the most. Jaglovi looked at King Arthur with a little fear: "Your Majesty, are you going to do anything out of the ordinary? Please don't do it again! You are the king of Great Britain, the head of a country, the representative of the majesty and power of this country! If you speak indiscriminately and anger the crowd, your reputation will deteriorate, Your Majesty!" King Arthur smiled evilly and patted the Knight of the Round Table on the shoulder: "Huhuhu, don't worry, cousin Jaglovi." I have only measure. If you're really that worried, I'll show your face and say a few words at first, as you originally planned, and then just sit in on the listen, and you'll do all the rest. Jaglovi thought about it, and although he still didn't think it was reliable, he couldn't find the slightest flaw in the words of the Knight King. He thought that as long as he was there, no matter what the king had, he would have a way to stop it. So there shouldn't be a problem, right?

Ten minutes later, in the press conference in the auditorium of the Middle Hall of Fort Eielsenburg.

This is a summary of the incident. The Knight King snorted coldly, "The details that follow will be explained to you by our dear Jaglovies. Please feel free to ask. Jaclovillo gave King Arthur a depressed look and said nothing.

"So!" a large group of reporters were already anxiously raising their hands to ask.

"The one over there. Yes, that's you, the gentleman with the plaid tie. "King Arthur picked a reporter at random.

"Okay. The middle-aged male reporter stood up from his chair, his bald forehead shining in the light: "I want to ask, about this so-called [mining ship], what kind of ore is it used to collect underground?" "I'm sorry, this matter involves the military secrets of Great Britain, and we can't answer you." Jaglovi replied rather shrewdly.

"yes, then—" "You can only ask one question at a time. King Arthur interrupted.

In desperation, the middle-aged male reporter had to sit back on the bench.

Another group of reporters raised their hands.

"You, the lady in the black shirt over there. The Knight King said again.

A young female reporter stood up: "We don't know what the minerals are mined by the mining ship, but the government should at least tell us if this kind of deep underground mining is safe, right? "First of all, mining is not taking place in the ground of London, or any densely populated city, so there is no need to worry about landslides. Jaglovi had already thought of a full set of rhetoric to deal with, and now he answered it fluently, telling it as if the lie he had memorized was true.

"Secondly, you can rest assured that the ore to be mined and the radiation are not at all. There won't be a problem. The female reporter nodded and sat down.

"The gentleman with a fuchsia tie with orange polka dots. The Knight King replied, "By the way, your taste in dress is terrible. King Arthur's words caused a burst of laughter in the room, and the young male reporter stood up awkwardly and asked, "Well, I won't ask any more about what is to be mined." But there is one thing that I am very concerned about: how did the Order, which is very likely to be involved in the case, learn of a secret research project in the Knights of Great Britain? Is it because the Knights of Great Britain did not keep their information secret well enough that this incident happened? Or was it because you were negligent in guarding the case, so that you could only ask one question at a time. Jaglovia, the Knight of the Round Table, made a look of annoyance and refused to answer.

"Ahem!" King Arthur glanced at the Knight of the Round Table and motioned for Jaglovia to answer the question.

In desperation, the Knight of the Round Table cleared his throat and replied, "No." The research program of this mining ship is not considered highly classified within Great Britain, it is actually semi-public technology. Under the Geneva Treaty, signed seven years ago, the allies of Great Britain had the right to use and develop this semi-public technology. I am afraid that many people have known about the research and development of mining ships in Fort Eielsen.

But it is true that we admit that there was a negligence on the part of the Order of Great Britain in this incident. We never expected a mining ship to be looted by terrorists and wreak such havoc in an urban area - the ship hadn't even been commissioned, and no one could have guaranteed it to move. The Order of Twilight has taken advantage of a loophole in our security to create such a tragedy, and the British Government expresses its deep condolences and apologies to the people who lost their lives as a result. The reporters in the audience could not help but let out a burst of whispered comments, and began to express their dissatisfaction with Jaglovi's statement.