You want me to play the Foehn wind? Are you kidding me?

Chapter 26 Annihilation of Neon

Lu Feng was about to shut down his computer when a push notification popped up in the lower right corner of the screen.

[Breaking News: Japan has issued an official statement strongly condemning the actions of "Fenfeng," the chosen one from China, in the National Fortune Game, stating that he "shows no mercy to intelligent life" and is "a galactic-level security threat," and calling for his disqualification from the game.]

Lu Feng's finger hovered over the mouse.

"Hey, System, did you see that? What are those people who've been doing well talking about these days?"

[Saw it]

"What did they say about me?"

Are you blind?

"?"

"You've truly grasped the essence..."

Lu Feng remained silent for a moment.

Then I clicked on the comments section under that news article.

The top comments were written in Japanese, and the system automatically translated them into Chinese.

"What kind of chosen one is that bandaged monster? He's a madman!"

"He dares to blow up even the planet he stands on; who knows if he might turn on Earth one day?"

"I suggest that all countries unite and deal with that monster first."

"China's protection of such dangerous elements is also partly to blame."

Lu Feng smiled as he read their remarks.

"Are these people out of their minds?"

He stood up, walked to the window, and opened it.

The night wind blew in, ruffling the edges of the bandages on his body.

"Which direction is Japan in?"

[Northeast, approximately 3,000 kilometers away as the crow flies]

"How long would it take to fly 3,000 kilometers?"

[At the host's current speed, approximately... seven seconds?]

"That's alright."

Lu Feng put one foot on the windowsill.

"It won't be long."

His body rose into the air, and a blazing white light shone in the night sky, like a suddenly rising star, streaking across the night sky and speeding towards the northeast.

Seven seconds later, he saw the coastline of Japan.

He didn't stop, but flew straight through the air, casting a moving shadow on the ground with his blazing white light.

Lu Feng deliberately slowed down.

People on the ground looked up and saw the light. Some thought it was a shooting star, some thought it was an airplane, and some had already started taking pictures with their phones.

Then the light stopped in the sky above the capital of Japan.

Lu Feng stood in the air, looking down at the brightly lit city below.

"This will show them what real dangerous elements are."

Lu Feng raised his right hand, and a blazing white power surged from his palm, converging into an increasingly bright spot of light in the night sky.

The light spot grew brighter and brighter.

Lu Feng did not hesitate, nor did he look down again; he simply pressed his hand down.

Three seconds later, Lu Feng withdrew his hand.

He glanced down at it.

The city below disappeared.

The area had become a flat, slightly glowing, grayish-white circular depression, as if someone had dug up the entire city with a giant spoon.

The concave bottom is smooth, with a glassy surface sintered at high temperatures, reflecting faint starlight in the night.

There were no buildings, no streets, no ruins, nothing at all.

"Cyberbullying should have consequences, but why wasn't the role-playing factor included? Don't things like chickens, ducks, and cows count?"

[......]

Don't even think about it.

"mean."

Lu Feng withdrew his gaze, turned, and flew away. Seven seconds later, he returned to his rented room.

All the nations of Earth felt a tremor at the same instant. Before they could even react, they suddenly received a very urgent signal from Japan, as if someone had pressed an emergency button at the last second.

The signal was brief.

"The capital has disappeared. Signal lost."

Then that line went completely silent.

Emergency communication channels around the world descended into chaos in the next few minutes.

Amidst the buzzing as they tried to understand what was happening.

Satellites from various countries simultaneously turned their cameras to focus on the location of the Japanese capital, and then everyone saw the scene.

A city vanished, replaced by a perfectly circular, grayish-white vitrified depression.

"What is this?"

An intelligence official from a certain country asked, staring at the screen.

"Is it a weapon? Some kind of new weapon?"

"There were no signs of an explosion, no radiation, no thermal imaging residue, but... that's it."

"What weapon could do that?"

"I don't think... it's a weapon."

Meanwhile, radar systems in various countries began to retrieve data.

They were trying to find any unusual signals, any aircraft, any missile trajectories.

Then one of the staff on duty noticed the anomaly.

About three minutes ago, a high-speed target flew from the direction of China towards Japan at an extremely high speed, almost exceeding the radar's tracking limit.

"That speed... covering 3,000 kilometers in seven seconds?"

"Could it be an alien spacecraft? Or...?"

"Amplified signal characteristics".

On the radar screen, the outline of the high-speed target was magnified, but it was still blurry, as blurry as a fog.

There were no metallic reflections, no engine heat signatures, only a swarm of incandescent white energy residue.

They continued to track its trajectory, trying to find out where it had gone.

"Its direction... Dragon Kingdom."

"Dragon Kingdom..."

"That light...do you remember the Chosen One from the game 'National Fortune'?"

There was a moment of silence in the conference room.

"foehn."

"Yes, it's Fenfeng, that's him."

Are you sure?

"Unsure? But who else could do this besides him?"

No one can answer this question.

Because in this world, apart from that guy who just came back from the game of national destiny, who was in the game of national destiny...

Who else can wipe a city off a map in three seconds?

Over the next half hour, the countries engaged in intensive private communication.

China's diplomatic channels received inquiries from more than a dozen countries, ranging from polite to urgent, but all asking the same question.

"Was that done by your chosen ones?"

The official response from the Chinese government was very consistent.

"No comment until there is solid evidence."

Some people compared this video with the scene of the "Fountain Wind" in the game "National Fortune" and found that the colors and movement patterns were highly similar.

The conclusion began to circulate online: "Foehn has really returned to Earth!" "About Japan..."

……

Lu Feng turned his computer back on.

The trending topics have completely changed.

First place: #The capital of Japan has disappeared#

Second place: #Foehn Wind#

Third: #WhiteLight#

Fourth: #ChosenOnesofNationalFateGame#

He clicked on the first item, and what he saw was a satellite image.

The grayish-white circular indentation looked even more alarming in the daytime.

The comments section has exploded, but the same name is being mentioned repeatedly in all languages around the world.

foehn.