Xingtie: My silly online friend is actually a raccoon!

"Oh no! Himeko-nee, Mr. Walter! My phone is chatting with someone on its own!"

Qiong pushed open the door to the crew rest room and started shouting before she even entered.

March 7 followed behind him, a hint of embarrassment still lingering on her face, clearly not yet recovered from the social death she had just experienced on the deck.

In the lounge, Himeko and Walter were sitting at a chart table, with Dan Heng standing opposite them.

Several nautical charts were spread out on the table, and the three were clearly discussing something, but were interrupted by Qiong's shout.

As for what Himeko and the others were discussing, that story begins about an hour and a half ago.

Before the system was fully operational, communication between the planet Lusaka and the outside world was completely cut off. No means of communication, whether by the internet or telephone, could be used to contact the outside world.

Even the large communication facilities on the train were unable to contact the outside world.

Realizing the seriousness of the situation, Himeko and Welt immediately summoned Dan Heng, and the three of them are discussing the possible scenarios at this stage.

Just then, Qiong barged in and said some strange things as soon as she entered, leaving the others completely confused.

"Qiong, can your phone still connect to the internet?"

Danheng noticed the key point in Qiong's words: he said he could still contact the outside world.

"Sure! It even chats with people I don't know automatically." Qiong said, handing her phone to Danheng to prove she wasn't lying.

Dan Heng took the phone and the first thing he saw was the message, "Has something happened to Luo Fu?" He was immediately alarmed.

Without even checking the network connection, he hurriedly clicked on the picture.

The scene depicts Changle City in ruins, with thick smoke billowing from the crashed starship, and mechanical creations infected by the Black Tide fighting against the Cloud Cavalry.

His expression visibly darkened.

"It seems that something has indeed happened outside that we don't know about," Walter said, pushing up his glasses and looking at the picture.

Himeko also came over, her gaze fixed on the screen, her brows furrowed slightly.

"It was just now," Dan Heng confirmed the time on the chat log, his tone somewhat grave.

Ding-dong-

No sooner had Danheng finished speaking than a new message popped up.

[Jin Xing's son-in-law: Xingbao, don't panic. I've rescued Gui Naifen, and she's even become an immortal being.]

[Jin Xing's son-in-law: By the way, where are you? Are you at the Shence Mansion? I'll come meet you there.]

[Galaxy Baseball Man: I don't think you'll ever see me.]

[Jin Xing's son-in-law: Are you some big star? It's so hard to see you.]

After Lu Ze finished speaking, he added a "Are you kidding me?" emoji.

"Look, my ID is automatically chatting with other people, even though I'm the real Galaxy Baseball Man!"

Qiong pointed at the automatically replied message, her tone both angry and aggrieved.

How can someone be impersonating him?!

The familiar raccoon avatar was displayed next to his ID on the screen.

Every sentence sounded as if he had sent it out himself, but he hadn't actually uttered a single word from beginning to end.

There was a moment of silence in the lounge.

Himeko and Welt exchanged a glance, then simultaneously turned their gaze to the phone.

All communication between the entire planet Lusaka and the outside world was cut off, except for Qiong's mobile phone, which was still sending and receiving messages, and it was still using his name.

This can no longer be explained by a simple network failure.

Is this another trick by the Star Core Hunter Silver Wolf?

"Have you tried contacting them yourself?" Walter suggested.

Qiong was startled upon hearing this, realizing she had forgotten about this operation.

He immediately picked up his phone, typed "Hello!" into the chat interface, and pressed the send button.