I created the Anomaly Control Bureau

Chapter 941, Section 936: The Three Giants (Part 2)
As they were talking, Lin Zhaoheng suddenly walked to the wall in the hall that faced the door:
"Distinguished guests, everyone is now present."

The once noisy hall instantly fell silent. Even the demons who had just expressed their dissatisfaction remained completely quiet, and even the largest one, Sull, looked like a lifeless statue.

They all value the present moment.

Lin Zhaoheng turned slightly away, and then the wall behind her suddenly turned into transparent "glass," but upon closer inspection, it could be seen that it was just a screen that could be mistaken for a real glass.

Behind the "glass" was a figure dressed in a black robe.

Lin Zhaoheng explained:

"This is Liu Tianlei, the person in charge of this meeting."

Everyone stared at that figure.

The shadow, standing beside Mar and Eng, introduced them as follows:

"This is the legendary representative of the Liu family. They are the most mysterious of the three major families. Most of their members have never shown their faces, and even the few members who have appeared in public are suspected of using body doubles."

"It is precisely because of this mysterious state that no one can find their existence, and there is no way to threaten these guys, which makes them invincible to some extent."

"But the real point is that they are also the family closest to the essence of the Federation."

"There's even a rumor that this family doesn't actually exist, but the Federation created the illusion of their existence through certain means, which is why you can't find any members of these families."

"This is nothing more than a human skin mask donned by the cold-blooded monster that is the Federation."

Marx and Engels asked:

Do you believe these rumors?

The shadow replied:
"No, I don't think they don't exist. I'm more inclined to believe they just have some shady reasons, like they're actually some kind of humanoid creature or something."

"But these rumors also suggest certain facts: they are indeed the Federation's mouthpiece in Congress, or at least the family that best represents the Federation's will."

“Even the other two major families need to pay special attention to their words.”

"Whatever the reason, this means a lot of things. For example, when they take the lead in something, it means that the Federation itself is involved to a large extent."

As they spoke, Liu Tianlei read out their plan like an emotionless machine.

"...So if you don't mind, you can sign a confidentiality agreement here first to ensure that you will not become our enemies in this incident, and then we can have preliminary consultations separately."

"Ultimately, we will make various responses based on the results of the consultations. Please understand that the Federation is a complex system, and many things cannot be resolved directly like ordinary negotiations."

"If anyone is unwilling to sign a confidentiality agreement, they can leave now. We have not exposed any important information until now, so your departure now will not cause us any trouble."

"We will not consider you as an enemy because of this, nor will we take any countermeasures in advance."

"As long as you yourselves don't stand against us, of course, I believe that no one here would be foolish enough to help Heaven at this time, after all, no one can afford the consequences of our failure."

"At this moment, we have no other choice."

After he finished speaking, many federal members walked in and found the corresponding invitees, presenting them with thick documents.

"These documents, in addition to requiring you not to leave here unless there is a major threat and to keep it a secret for the next few days, also promise that the Federation will not harm you in any way during this time."

"As long as you don't have any ulterior motives, this treaty can be said to be of no harm to either of us. They really haven't been playing any tricks here."

"Old Liu is usually quite reliable when it comes to getting things done."

Marx and Eng also reviewed the contract and, after confirming there were no problems, signed it.

“Indeed, there’s nothing wrong with the documents.” After confirming that there were no problems with the documents, most of the invitees present signed them. Only a few people chose to refuse and were sent away from the building.

After completing the most basic preparations, the figure in black robes hidden behind the screen continued:

"If you all want to rest, you can go to the accommodations we have arranged now. If you have anything you want to discuss, you can take this opportunity to chat a bit more."

"Or if you have any questions about the Federation, you can ask us now."

"We will not hide anything from you as long as we can answer it on the spot."

None of those present left.

Aside from a seemingly sleepy-eyed girl, she completely ignored the incessantly chattering Liu Tianlei, turned around, and walked straight towards the door...

However, she stopped abruptly after taking only two steps, a hint of fear flashing across her face.

“Listen carefully,” Marne said to her through the control bureau.

The girl turned around stiffly, revealing a dutiful expression as she listened to the lesson.

"Do you intend to destroy Heaven?" Suer, who had been listening the whole time, finally spoke.

In response to the question posed by the Demon King, Liu Tianlei immediately provided an answer:
"If possible, but we need to consider the specific circumstances. If there aren't enough resources, then as long as we can thwart the Cherubim's plot, that will be fine, and that depends on how much effort everyone can put in."

Clearly, the "everyone" he was referring to mainly meant the invitees other than the demons.

Suer knew this too; he raised his proud head and swept his gaze across the crowd with an air of utter disdain.
"Heaven is a cancer in this world. If we don't take this opportunity to destroy it completely, it will eventually ruin all your lives. Death is the best outcome for you."

"Look at us. This is still not even the worst outcome."

"Don't take any chances with them, that will only get you killed."

The shadow showed a somewhat surprised expression:
"I didn't expect this guy to be so rational. It seems he really wants to destroy Paradise."

But the others didn't pay much attention to what he said.

Instead, a young man belonging to the Eastern Federation Company stepped forward.

His expression was quite unpleasant, as if he had just had a terrible morning.

“If we destroy Heaven, the biggest beneficiary will be you, Hell. Why should we work with you to destroy Heaven? You should give us more money.”

Suer looked over with icy eyes:
"presumptuous."

A scorching, hellish breath surged toward the company member who had stepped forward as he spoke.

The man's expression remained unchanged, seemingly unafraid of Suer's attack.

But before he could react, a stern rebuke came from outside the hall.

"stop!"

The flames vanished into thin air.

An elderly man with muscles all over his body appeared between Suer and the young man.

“Kong Shanzhi,” the shadow murmured softly.

(End of this chapter)