Chapter 1173: A Visit Thirty-Four Years Ago (Asking for Monthly Tickets)

Chapter 1174 A visit thirty-four years ago (asking for monthly votes)

The symbol of this "Star Worshipers" organization is three nested concentric circles of different radii, and then a solid circle with a very small radius is embedded inside.

It looks like the orbit of a star and its three planets.

He Ao compared it and found that this symbol basically matched the incomplete symbol of the ruins, except that the center of the symbol of the ruins was missing, and there was no solid circle.

He rubbed his eyebrows helplessly. The emblems of these gods were more abstract than each other, and it was not easy to guess at all.

Strictly speaking, he was lucky. He only drew a dozen patterns and guessed it. Although he only guessed part of it, it was the graphic retrieval system of the FBI intranet that helped him find the complete pattern.

However, the graphic retrieval function of the FBI intranet was not "smart" enough.

If there were not too many vague results from searching with just those few lines, He Ao would not have tried to draw these patterns himself.

He Ao clicked on the information of this "Star Worshipers" organization.

The information is very simple. I don’t know whether it is because it is too mysterious or because there are not many people in this organization, but the FBI has collected very little information about the Star Worshipers.

There are only symbols pointing to the Lord of the Starry Sky, and some "prayer words" that are suspected to point to the Lord of the Starry Sky.

In the records of the FBI, this "Star Worshipers" organization will only be recorded once every few dozen or hundreds of years, leaving some traces.

The most recent "case" record was almost seventy years ago.

It is an inactive cult.

However, judging from the density of the records, the closer to the present time point, especially after the Federation completed the network communication of all cities, the more frequent the appearance of the Star Worshipers, and the shorter the interval between records.

From this point of view, the Star Worshipers may not really come out to do things once every one or two hundred years in the past. It is very likely that they did something, but due to communication and transportation, they were not able to spread it.

Of course, even with the most frequent frequency, the interval between the Star Worshipers' doing things is about thirty to fifty years. This organization is indeed relatively "unpopular".

Because they are not active very often, the FBI can collect little information about star worshippers.

This document only roughly describes this organization as "worshipping the starry sky", having a twisted craze for the night and the stars, and depicting the starry sky uncontrollably in their lives and places of residence.

Moreover, the mental state of the members of this organization is not very stable, and they all have a tendency to be crazy. The higher the position of the extraordinary person, the crazier they are.

The FBI suspects that this may be because the "Lord of the Starry Sky" they believe in has a strong "confessional nature".

Many evil god believers can hear the "inspiration" of the gods, but most evil gods are actually very restrained and will not throw "divine revelations" randomly or sing in the ears of believers at every turn.

For example, the God of Order, even if he throws a divine revelation, has a clear stage division. People with poor mental resistance can only vaguely see the appearance in the front, and cannot see the more polluted plot in the back.

A thought of the gods may be a devastating blow to the believers.

And the higher the level and the closer the "believers" are to the gods, the easier it is to hear the "voice" of the gods.

If the god happens to be more "talkative" and says a few more words, it may drive the believers crazy.

If the "Star Lord" really likes to talk to the "believers", it is indeed easy to drive the believers crazy, especially the believers of high-level extraordinary people.

The lack of high-level extraordinary people may be one of the reasons why this organization has not been able to develop.

Without a leader, it is difficult for the organization to snatch believers and followers from other evil gods.

The church with a C-level leader and a B-level leader gives people a different feeling.

After all, the federal cults are not all harmonious.

According to what "Sote" knows, the Chaos Church often kills nearby priests who believe in other evil gods in order to snatch believers or followers, while the believers of the Witch of Desire tend to take nearby priests of evil gods as slaves.

In addition to church information, this data also records the "cases" committed by star worshippers.

He Ao took a rough look at the information of these cases. Overall, it seems that this star worshiper is just like the old cult, always thinking about making a big sacrifice to please the gods.

The only thing that is more eye-catching is that in the seven hundred years since the establishment of the Federation, the star worshiper has not succeeded in any of the cases recorded by the FBI.

Even in a small secret organization that believes in evil gods, this success rate is a bit outstanding.

The reason is also very simple. Although these star worshipers are not big organizations and have weak capabilities, they are ambitious.

Sacrifices basically start with 100,000 people.

But their organization members are crazy, and there are no confidentiality measures or backup plans when making plans.

Then because the steps are too big and the actions are too obvious, they are quickly discovered by the FBI or local police and wiped out.

Of course, this organization can continue to this day, it is very likely that it has made small-scale "sacrifices", but it may not be obvious and has not been discovered.

After flipping through all the case materials, He Ao stared at the files in front of him in silence.

Judging from these cases, star worshippers seem to have a strong obsession with ‘making a big splash’.

But they don't have many people to arrange sacrifices each time, only a few dozen, and most of them are ordinary people or low-level extraordinary beings who come to make up the numbers.

With this level of manpower, it would take weeks or even months to draw the sacrifice circle for more than 100,000 people.

Over the years, Sauter has seen many 'small secret organizations' that are similar in size to those of starry sky worshipers. Most of these secret organizations develop in dark corners. Even if they want to sacrifice, they only catch some wilderness wanderers from time to time, or Deceive some people from the city.

This was the first time He Ao had seen an organization like the Starry Sky Worshipers, which was determined to cause big troubles.

The analysis of this situation in the FBI information is that the starry sky worshipers may have been affected by some collective influence, so they do things without considering logic.

To put it simply, they are all crazy, so they do things illogically. ’

But what a madman does may not be completely illogical.

If an entire organization persists in doing something for a long time, there is a high probability that it has its underlying logic.

Moreover, the active records of this organization seem to have been there since the beginning of the Federation. In other words, although it may not look big, the other party is indeed an ancient secret that has probably existed since the original Federation period, or even existed in the Cataclysm Era. organize.

Starry sky admirer···

He Ao glanced at the completely dark night outside and the stars that filled the night sky.

If they worship the night and the stars, does it mean that the authority of the 'Lord of the Starry Sky' is related to these?

It sounds like it conflicts with the 'stars' of the mysterious shadow.

Shaking his head, He Ao took back his thoughts.

He clicked on the other side of the information and began to check the access records of this information.

As the deputy chief of staff of the FBI, he has this authority.

The FBI is very strict about the management of such high-level data, and access records will be left for everyone who accesses it.

In the early days when the network system was not used, visitors were also required to leave paper records.

After using the online system, these past paper records were also entered into the system.

After all, although these information may seem to be just words, there are some things that will be contaminated and subtly affected and changed as long as you understand them.

At this moment, these access records are in reverse chronological order, and the first one is He Ao's access record.

The visit records before He Ao were from decades ago.

It seems that this organization is indeed not very active.

He Ao's eyes fell on the time of the access record.

July 19, 2025 at 20:47

His eyes paused slightly.

Thirty-four years ago.

That year, Sauter was fifteen years old, and he never heard from his parents again.

July 19th.

He Ao watched this time. It was July 17 when Sauter got the news of his mother's disappearance, and it was probably within these two days that the consortium reported the case.

After a brief hesitation, He Ao raised his hand and clicked on the access record.

Theoretically, after He Ao clicks on this access record, the visitor's information will appear.

But this time, the recorded details were not displayed, only a pop-up window popped up.

[Insufficient permissions]

According to the rules of the FBI intranet, people with low authority cannot view the access records of people with high authority.

This authority is calculated based on the visitor's current official position and authority.

If the visitor retires or dies, unless the information is highly confidential, the highest authority will only be fixed at the deputy chief of staff level, and He Ao can access it.

In other words, the person who left this access record thirty-four years ago now has higher authority than He Ao.

After a brief silence, Ho exited the federal investigative intranet.

He raised his head and looked out the window at the night sky.

The world is so quiet, like the dark night.

——

North District·Twelfth District

Standing at the corner of the street, Borrick lit a cigarette and looked at the quiet villa in front of him, "Is this the place you said can change the situation?"

"This is the temporary command post of the security forces of the two major consortiums,"

Weiken smiled and said, "After cooperating with West Steel, the command centers of the security forces of the two major consortiums also moved here."

"Um?"

Borrick raised his eyebrows, "Isn't this command center located in the two major consortium buildings?"

"Which building should I put it in?"

Viccan asked with a smile.

Borrick was stunned for a moment before he understood.

Something like the command center involves force. No matter which building it is placed in between the two major consortiums, the other consortium will not feel at ease.

"This villa is equipped with the most advanced security system in the federation. After the main force besieging the FBI building was defeated, the remaining highest-ranking commanders of the security forces are all here,"

Weiken smiled and held a cigarette in his mouth. "The result of those fools stuffing nails into the security forces is that they can't control the security forces. And since their 'boss' didn't decide the winner, these commanders will most likely I don’t dare to leave here. Once I am alone, I will be easily attacked.”

Click——

An off-road vehicle stopped in front of the two of them. A figure in a black windbreaker jumped out of the car and looked at the two of them. A dense crowd of figures in black walked out from behind him.

"alright."

Weiken put out the cigarette in his mouth and said, "Our friends are here, let's go together."

There is another update at noon.