Activating the Omniscient System, I'm doomed!

With the arrival of hundreds of search and rescue team members and equipment, the underwater structure was finally determined.

Simply put, it's a hollow crack in the valley. Water from the melting snow all year round gathers and fills the crack, forming a bottomless pool.

Moreover, the deeper you go, the more branches the cracks branch out, and the narrower the passage becomes, making it impossible for even professional search and rescue teams to explore deeply.

"Even we can't get in, so Captain Luo definitely couldn't have fallen in. That means he's not in the pool, or at least we're underwater and haven't seen him."

Upon hearing this, Captain Wu's face turned ashen, and the last shred of hope in his heart was shattered.

Captain Lin asked, "Have you found any limbs, bones, or anything like that?"

"There are some broken bones and chunks of flesh, and some strange snakeskin..." a burly search and rescue team member replied.

"Please bring these things up. We need to give Captain Luo a proper burial," Captain Lin said with difficulty.

The search and rescue team member scratched his head and explained, "Before we arrived, there must have been a lot of things that had sunk to the bottom. If we try to retrieve them now, we can only find some floating debris, mostly snakeskin."

"Bring them all up," Captain Wu emphasized.

Hundreds of rescue team members jumped into the water, enduring nausea and fear, and carried pieces of flesh and snakeskin ashore.

Anything related to the giant snake was sent to the National Special Affairs Bureau's underground research center.

As for the fragments of human bones, they were placed in the urn along with Luo Yi's half-boot and fragments of his special uniform.

These bone fragments actually belonged to people who climbed mountains in the past, but the National Security Bureau did not arrange for DNA testing.

Since there were only a few pieces of bone fragments, and everyone witnessed the explosion, they subconsciously assumed it belonged to Luo Yi.

In Roy's plan, these bones were not needed at all; he had left some bloodstains on the shore, which was enough to help the National Security Agency confirm the death.

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"According to investigations by relevant departments, the online rumor of an explosion in Kunlun Mountain is false... We urge netizens not to believe or spread rumors... Those who seriously violate this rule will be held legally responsible..."

A short video is playing on my phone, where the host is forcefully debunking rumors.

Luo Yi swiped his phone screen to switch to the next video.

He has now transformed into an overweight middle-aged boss, living in a suite at a five-star hotel.

Judging from the official denial, the relevant departments intend to completely block the Kunlun Mountain matter and have not released any photos.

Even so, Luo Yi still did not intend to go out with his real face.

He lay in bed, a thought flashing through his mind. He brought up the Omniscient System interface and silently recited:

"What repercussions will my killing of the Tiger Head Snake in the Kunlun Mountains trigger? What trouble will it bring me? Please explain in detail."

This problem is expected to take 279 minutes.

It really took this long?

Luo Yi was slightly surprised, but he was already planning to go to sleep, and the 279 units of mental energy he had lost could be replenished quickly.

As mental strength dropped to 90, the results were immediately apparent:

The question regarding the aftermath of the giant snake in Kunlun Mountain has been resolved.

[1. After your death, the founder personally mobilized the nation's top underwater rescue team. After a week of searching, they finally confirmed your death, believing you were blown to pieces and fell into the pool along with the giant snake's remains.]

The National Security Bureau placed the recovered bone fragments, half a military boot, and pieces of clothing into an urn, covered it with a flag, and organized the entire bureau to mourn and send you off.

[Your high school roommate, Wu Xiaoyong, burst into tears, repeatedly shouting, "He's definitely not dead! This can't be!" Because he had just completed a stage 0.5 cancer diagnosis, he was too weak and collapsed on the spot, requiring immediate hospitalization.]

[Two founders of the National Special Operations Bureau personally visited the base, joining other leaders in paying their respects. They instructed the military factory to expedite the production of the Special Merit Medal and send it back to your family. Upon learning that you were an orphan, they stood frozen in place, speechless for a long time. Finally, they ordered that your ashes be buried in the National Martyrs' Cemetery, and that statues of you be erected at the National Special Operations Bureau base and the Soldiers' Memorial Hall.]

The 22 people who went up the mountain with you on the mission were in low spirits for several days. Among them, Yuan Chenggang and Zhang Tianfeng were extremely remorseful. They always thought they were the main force and were prepared to fight to the death, but they never expected that you would be the one to carry out this mission. They could not accept it, and their low spirits caused their internal wounds to not heal for a long time, eventually leading to psychological treatment.

[Two squad leaders, Wu and Lin, both with Level 2 physical fitness, approached Li Guofeng to voluntarily accept their punishment. The bureau chief, wanting to ease their conscience, punished them by reducing their salaries for six months and requiring them to write a 1,000-word self-criticism.]

Meanwhile, Director Li Guofeng believed he had made serious decision-making errors, ultimately leading to the loss of one of the most promising individuals within the National Special Bureau. Therefore, he formally submitted his resignation a week later.

Two weeks later, your death was officially announced, and your file was permanently sealed in the martyrs' archives. At the same time, a special team was dispatched to your residence (Room 1108, Cuiqiandu Community) to collect your belongings, remove and seal all items, and deliver your project proposal and unfinished experimental plans to Huarong Company.

When Cheng Huarong learned of your death, he couldn't believe it. He immediately called the police to arrest the messenger. Only when the messenger showed his military identification did he finally believe it and realize that you were from a special national department and also Professor Roll of Paper. Overwhelmed by shock and grief, he slumped into his chair, his enthusiasm for the company severely dampened.

[It wasn't until the messenger produced the business plan you had prepared before your death, along with some new beauty product formulas, that he rallied and promised to invest in these companies and support the growth of these industries, according to your plan.]

After learning of your death, Cheng Xiaolan became listless and often skipped school to sit outside your apartment (Cuiqiandu Community, Room 1108). She was eventually diagnosed with moderate depression and suicidal tendencies.

Cheng Huarong was extremely anxious about this. She consulted many psychologists, but to no avail. She even had someone impersonate you to send her messages, but the impersonation was quickly exposed. In desperation, she revised the plan you left behind, adding a clause to "train Cheng Xiaolan as a medical research expert."

Cheng Xiaolan called the messenger to confirm that the proposal was written by him. She quickly recovered and began to study seriously, setting her life goal as a "pharmaceutical research and development expert." With her enhanced mental abilities, she began participating in simple drug research experiments in her third year of junior high school and was directly recruited by several prestigious universities.

[A month later, the State Propaganda Department officially issued a brief message to the whole country, which read: "The State Propaganda Department conferred the title of 'Role Model of the Times' on Comrade Luo Yi, praising him as 'a brave soldier who was not afraid of powerful enemies, an expert in wisdom research, and a recipient of the National Medal of Honor,' and calling on the whole society to learn from him."]

[After seeing the text message, the vice president of the Medical Research Institute specifically called the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Security to confirm. Upon receiving a positive reply, he was extremely shocked and regretful. He had previously compiled a list of research questions and planned to visit you at the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Security when he had time, but he never expected that he would not have the opportunity to meet you again. The strong emotional fluctuations also affected his important experiments over the next three days.]

[Under the dean's criticism, he had no choice but to explain the reason. The dean was also very surprised and made a special call to the National Security Bureau. After confirming it repeatedly, he finally believed it, shook his head and sighed, "Heaven is jealous of talent," and posted a message of condolence on his WeChat Moments.]

In the days following the release of the news brief about your exemplary role model, more than 100 top experts in the pharmaceutical industry published articles in remembrance. Among them, 37 wrote lengthy articles of over 1,000 words about their experiments with you, expressing both deep praise and profound regret.

[Chen Yuan from the Medical University added an academician on WeChat because of you and saw the memorial tweet. He was shocked to learn that Luo Yi in the text message was you. He was shocked that you, a peer, had achieved such success and felt saddened and regretful. He then shared the news in the class group of Xincheng No. 5 Middle School.]