After being fed to top-tier orcs, I became the darling of the entire intergalactic world.

Chapter 215 Comparing them? That's incredibly insulting!

Just when Nick and the Black Wizard thought Liang He had no way to defend herself, a sudden shout came from the live broadcast room, instantly attracting the attention of all netizens.

[Good news! Lianghe, good news!]

Holder disregarded the existence of the live stream and went straight to Liang He's side to share the latest news with her.

Some of the animals that were initially in a coma due to poisoning have regained consciousness!

He's awake? How is that possible?!
On the other end of the live stream, Nick and the Black Wizard couldn't sit still any longer. They stood up and stared intently at Liang He and Holder, repeatedly confirming what they had said.

[Has the antidote taken effect?]

Liang He estimated that it should be about time.

[That's right, this time the antidote avoided the traps set by the rebels and successfully neutralized the poison in the animals, especially those that were in a deep coma!]

Even animals in a deep coma have been successfully awakened, so there's no need to worry about the other animals anymore.

It's a pity that those animals that were injected with the antidote developed by the Animal Research Institute mutated into ferocious beasts. If they could have waited a little longer, maybe...

Holder unconsciously shook off the thoughts in his mind; in any case, this was a good thing.

[Really? What a coincidence! We just raised our doubts, and Liang He and the others have good news. Could it be intentional?]

[I also think it's too much of a coincidence. It always happens like this. Are Liang He and the others just that lucky? Can they even predict things in advance?]

Anyway, I've learned my lesson this time. I won't make any comments until the truth is fully clear, for fear of being proven wrong.

The online trolls are still trying to muddy the waters, and netizens are indeed finding it hard to believe the series of coincidences.

On closer reflection, it's not impossible that they orchestrated the whole thing and made the rebels take the blame.

Seeing that the netizens were about to be misled again, Yin Suo was very anxious. He didn't dare to rush to Liang He's side like Holder did, so he could only look to Yin Ling for help.

"Grandma, should we remind Liang He? It seems like the netizens have been misled again, suspecting that we staged this ourselves."

Following Yin Shuo's gaze, Yin Ling looked at the quantum computer in his hand, which was also playing the live stream content and real-time updated comments.

"No matter how you explain it, unless you present the evidence directly, people will always have doubts. There are also online trolls stirring up trouble. So, the most important thing is to avoid falling into the trap of self-proof."

Seeing this, Yinling has come to realize the situation: the rebels are using online trolls to keep throwing problems at Lianghe, guiding netizens' thinking, trying to shift the blame, and at the same time, they are not forgetting to cause trouble for the nature reserve and Lianghe.

The fact remains that the reserve failed to provide adequate protection. No amount of explanation can cover up the dereliction of duty. All we can do is try our best to make amends, thoroughly investigate the truth, and catch the mastermind behind it all.

"Can Liang He handle this on her own? I feel anxious just watching this, and I don't know how to respond to the sharp questions from netizens."

If he were in that situation, Silver Shuttle would definitely not be able to remain calm. Instead, he would be easily influenced, leading him to talk nonsense, which would give the rebels something to use against him, and he would then be targeted.

"Her mental fortitude is much stronger than yours, don't worry."

Yinling always had an inexplicable trust in Lianghe.

In her opinion, Liang He's mental fortitude was stronger than most people's; in some ways, even she herself was ashamed of herself. She guessed that only the matter of the furry creatures could shake her somewhat. Just as Yin Ling had thought, Liang He didn't panic when she saw the netizens' questioning comments. She knew very well that verbal explanations were powerless; it was far less convincing to simply present the evidence directly to everyone.

[I hope everyone understands one thing: neither the Federation nor the protected area, neither District Chief Huo nor I, have ever shirked responsibility. We are committed to our actions and will admit our mistakes. There is absolutely no need to drag the rebels into this; that would be an insult to us.]

The rebels have committed countless heinous acts, especially the Beast Virus, which is itself a product of their evil deeds.

Lianghe doesn't blame netizens for being misled by online trolls, but she hopes they can wake up and understand that the rebels are the enemies of all peace-loving people and should not be confused with such scoundrels.

[In addition, we have been investigating the mastermind behind the poisoning and have gained new leads based on information provided by the animals. We hope you can give us a little more time.]

The fact that Liang He can communicate with animals without any problems was already witnessed by netizens during the last live stream where they were searching for the baby elephant, so there is no doubt about it.

Her confident tone did indeed cause the already wavering netizens to once again tip the scales in her favor.

[I think the zookeeper makes a good point. Why would the reserve poison animals and turn them into ferocious beasts for no reason? If they want to conduct research, that's a matter for animal research institutes, which can do so legally and legitimately.]

[Yes! Even if inadequate protection led to the rebels poisoning the water source, the culprit is still the rebels. Why insist on blaming the reserve and the zookeepers?]

[As a medical student myself, to be fair, if it's truly a case of mass poisoning of animals, potentially fatal, then turning them into ferocious beasts might not be a bad thing; at least they still have a chance to be saved alive.]

Hiding behind the live stream screen, Commander Nick and the Dark Wizard began to feel powerless after seeing public opinion reverse once again.

Well, the rebels already had a bad reputation, so the fact that they've managed to hold on this long is quite an achievement.

However, it was this feeling of trying their best but being unable to harm Liang He, or the people and forces behind her, that made Nick and the Black Wizard extremely unhappy.

"This Liang He... will be my biggest stumbling block."

The black wizard muttered to himself, becoming increasingly displeased with Liang He, even feeling quite jealous. He couldn't understand why, as fellow human beings from Earth, she received so much protection and affection from so many people.

Even orcs in their evolutionary stage were willing to submit to her, which made the rebel leader very interested in her as well.

For some reason, the black wizard's gaze, which had been fixed on Liang He, suddenly changed, giving him a sense of déjà vu.

"Black Wizard, what are you saying?"

Commander Nick, who had thought the dark wizard had a new way to deal with him, looked at him intently, only to be met with a shake of the head and a sigh, leaving him deeply disappointed.

"Actually, we don't need to worry too much. Xiong Yu is a beastman, and he used the poison in beast form, so he shouldn't be discovered. As long as there is no solid evidence, no matter how eloquently Liang He talks, it doesn't count as a win."

At best, it will only end in a draw.

Although they didn't succeed in sowing discord between Liang He and the Federation as originally planned, the reserve was held accountable, and they successfully tricked Huo An and his group by remotely turning the animals into ferocious beasts, so it wasn't a complete failure.

"But didn't you just hear that those poisoned and unconscious animals actually woke up?"

Speaking of this, the black wizard's gaze darkened, and he subconsciously looked at the white-robed youth behind him.

The poison he developed this time was unusual; logically, no one should be able to develop a real antidote, unless…

No way, he must be overthinking it!