311 Proxy War
The tension in the air was palpable, like the calm before a storm. Ss sat in the control room of his underground facility, the holographic screens surrounding him glowing with real-time updates.
Every piece of intel Luna had gathered painted a grim picture of the world outside—a world being dragged into chaos by the ck Hand.
Luna''s voice, calm yetced with urgency, broke the silence. {Master, global tensions are rising faster than predicted. Conflicts in Europe, Asia, and the Americas are escting. The ck Hand''s fingerprints are all over them.}
Ss leaned forward, his sharp gaze fixed on one of the screens disying a map riddled with shing red indicators. Each represented a hotspot—a region destabilized by the ck Hand''s machinations.
"Summarize their moves," Ssmanded, his voice cold and steady.
{In Europe, the energy crisis is spiraling out of control. The ck Hand has orchestrated cyberattacks on major power grids, leaving millions in darkness.
Protests have erupted in cities across the continent, with violence escting as ck Hand operatives infiltrate and incite mobs.}
A new screen shed, showing a video feed of riots in Paris, Berlin, and Rome. Ss watched as chaos unfolded—buildings set aze, crowds shing with riot police.
{In Asia, tensions between two superpowers have reached a breaking point. A fabricated border skirmish,plete with fake satellite images and nted evidence, has led both nations to mobilize troops.
Intelligence suggests the ck Hand has used their members who are key military and political circles on both sides, ensuring the conflict continues to escte.}
The map zoomed in on the contested border, highlighting troop movements and supply chains.
"And the Americas?" Ss asked, his jaw tightening.
{Multiple bombings across major cities have been attributed to foreign agents, though evidence points to the ck Hand.
Public outrage has forced governments to heighten security measures, straining resources and increasing tensions between neighboring countries.
The ck Hand has also disrupted key trade routes, choking supplies and creating economic panic.}
The screen shifted to disy footage of panic-stricken civilians hoarding supplies, while politicians spewed rhetoric ming foreign powers.
Ss smiled. This wasn''t just chaos—it was a meticulously crafted strategy. The ck Hand was ying the world like a chessboard, using fear and instability to tighten their grip on power.
Ss stood, his presencemanding. "They want a war, and they''re willing to destroy everything to get it. But this isn''t about survival for them—it''s about control. They think the world is theirs to manipte. They think no one can stop them."
He paused. The holographic screens reflected in his steely eyes as he continued, his voice firm. "They''re wrong."
Luna chimed in. {Their objective is clear, master. By engineering a global war, they can profit from reconstruction, consolidate power, and eliminate dissent. The world will be too broken to resist them.}
"Then we don''t let the war happen," Ss said, his tone resolute. "We don''t just fight back—we take the fight to them. If they want to y god, we''ll show them what happens when mortals challenge the divine."
As Ss prepared his strategy, the world outside continued to unravel. Reports flooded in of new crises:
In Europe, entire regions was plunged into ckout as hackers aligned with the ck Hand took down power grids.
Factories shut down, transportation ground to a halt, and desperation spread like wildfire.
In Asia, border skirmishes escted into artillery exchanges, with media outlets—many owned or influenced by the ck Hand—fueling nationalist fervor on both sides.
In Americs, the bombings had sparked an arms race, with nations ramping up military spending. ck Hand-aligned defense contractors reaped massive profits, supplying both sides of the brewing conflicts.
Through it all, the ck Hand remained in the shadows, pulling the strings while the world danced to their tune.
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Back in the facility, Ss reviewed the data Luna hadpiled. Each hotspot was marked withyers of information: the individuals involved, the corporations funding the chaos, and the governmentspromised by the ck Hand.
"Luna," Ss said, his voice steady, "who are the key yers behind these moves?"
{The energy crisis in Europe is being driven by three major corporations—all tied to ck Hand members. In Asia, high-ranking military officials on both sides are receiving covert funding from ck Hand-controlled shellpanies. In the Americas, key media outlets and defense contractors are directly involved, pushing narratives and supplying arms.}
Ss nodded. "Then we start with them."
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Ss''s strategy was precise and multiyered. He began by targeting the energy crisis in Europe. Luna deployed advanced AI algorithms to hack into the systems of the three corporations responsible for the ckouts.
Within hours, power grids were restored as Luna''s systems neutralized the ck Hand''s cyberattacks.
Evidence of corporate sabotage was leaked to the media, igniting public outrage against thepanies involved.
Ss discreetly funneled advanced energy technologies to neutral governments, enabling them to stabilize their infrastructure independently.
In Asia, Ss employed a more subtle approach. Using Luna''swork, he intercepted and exposed the financial ties between the ck Hand and the military officials fueling the conflict.
The revtions went viral, forcing both sides to confront the truth and de-escte tensions.
In the Americas, Ss turned the media against itself. By hacking into key outlets, Luna reced propaganda with undeniable proof of the ck Hand''s involvement in the bombings.
Simultaneously, Ss''s agents infiltrated defense contractors, sabotaging weapons shipments intended to escte the conflict.
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Ss''s actions sent shockwaves across the globe. Governments began to question the narratives they had been fed, while the public demanded ountability from leaders and corporations implicated in the chaos. The ck Hand, caught off guard by Ss''s precision and speed, scrambled to regroup.
But Ss wasn''t done.
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In a calcted move, Ss issued a public broadcast. The projection of his face appeared on screens—TV, phones, anything that has a screen—worldwide, his voice calm yetmanding.
"To the people of the world: You''ve been lied to. Manipted. Used as pawns in a game you didn''t even know you were ying. The chaos you see around you isn''t natural—it''s engineered. The ones responsible hide in the shadows, profiting from your suffering." n/?/vel/b//in dot c//om
He paused, letting the weight of his words sink in.
"But they''ve made a mistake. They thought no one could challenge them. They were wrong. I know who they are, and I will bring them down. To the ck Hand: Your time is over."
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As Ss''s broadcast ended, Luna interrupted. {Master, the ck Hand is already retaliating. Multiple attacks are being nned against your operations in South America and Africa. They''re escting the war.}
Ss''s lips curled into a cold smile. "Good. Let theme. It''s time to show the world what happens when you try to fight me."