Awakened as a Superman

{ Clash of Evolution 1 }

“Would there be a problem because the submarine technology was taken out by hacking this time?”

This is something to pay attention to if you are concerned about the pursuit of powerful powers in the future.

Yang Kwang replied to Lee Dan-ah’s comment.

“You can tell that it was hacked, but you don’t know who stole it from you. And even if you have a talent for drawing dragons, even if you catch the tail, what can we do now? We’re already gone?”

Even if it wasn’t, I worked more carefully because I had a history of being attacked by a base after being caught by a hack.

moving point.

A base that will never be discovered.

Having secured the submarine as planned, this case was a success.

“I purposely sprinkled traces of other countries to confuse the pursuit. So it will be more confusing. In most cases, they will think that it is the work of other countries.”

In response to Livi’s added words, Lee Dan-ah nodded her head.

“It’s all like that.”

As their gazes gathered at the words that were uttered, Cain continued the explanation.

“Isn’t China copying the latest fighter jets made by the U.S. with a huge amount of money and time? China vehemently denies that it has its own capabilities, but the truth is that the design data was extracted through hacking and copied based on that. So the angry U.S. and China I’ve been fighting even more.”

“Isn’t it China’s fault?”

Cain looks at Yang Yang-gwang as if it’s unusual for those words.

“…do you think so too?”

Yang Gwang seemed to understand the meaning.

As a hacker, do you think that hacking is wrong?

Yang Yang-gwang, who had his mouth shut, continued to hear his voice.

“You know what the US doesn’t hack? It doesn’t take out enemy technology? There’s no such thing as lethality in war. The one who wins is always right.”

People on the left nod their heads.

“And rather than anyone’s fault… it should be seen that there is a problem in the United States, which takes issue with it in the first place.”

“What do you mean?”

Cain opened his mouth.

“What the hell is intellectual property right? Since when did it exist in human history?”

“……”

“In the old days, everyone caught up by stealing or imitating the technology of adversaries or advanced countries. Now, they have completely kicked off the ladder to catch up. They framed it as a bad thing and unfair. America and Europe, etc. By developing and enforcing new rules of intellectual property rights.”

“ah….”

“In terms of inter-state issues, intellectual property rights are a very effective way for rich countries to squeeze the wealth of poor countries. So the ranks between countries rarely change. The ladder removed.”

He seemed to know what he was trying to say.

The underdeveloped countries had to fight on an overwhelmingly unfair platform designed to suit their tastes by the developed countries.

Yuhan Wol asked.

“Isn’t that good for the individual?”

Cain nodded and answered.

“That is the logic of those who argue that intellectual property rights should be defended and strengthened. They say that intellectual property rights motivate creation.”

“So.”

“At first glance, you’re right. There’s definitely a good side to it. But if the creator really gets the full price. But in reality, most creators don’t get much profit.”

Yoo Ja-geon, who was listening, added an explanation as if he was trying to help his son, who had not been able to properly organize social life.

“That’s true. For example, if you are a creator belonging to a certain company or institution, the person who acquires intellectual property rights generally becomes the organization, not the individual. It’s not easy.”

“I heard it and it is.”

Cain followed the explanation.

“In addition, intellectual property rights are sold and sold. Therefore, the ones who usually make a lot of profits are the rich or those with power. Or the state.

I think it’s great in many ways.

I don’t know whether the target of admiration should be the United States, developed countries, or the human beings who create this new version.

“You know what’s the funniest thing? It seems that such wealthy and powerful people never do intellectual labor on their own to create. So, what’s the conclusion? Exploitation by domination. sacrificing the absolute majority for the sake of it.”

The atmosphere has become heavy.

Yu Ja-geon’s continued words remained in their minds.

“It’s not just a matter of intellectual property rights alone. It’s all right. The world created by mankind is not fair at all. It’s too easy for the few who have, and very difficult for the many who don’t.”

* * *

Acting President William.

He was standing in front of the podium.

A place to directly preside over the future direction of the martial law government.

Since it is an event that will be open to the media, reporters are also attending.

After the Vice President’s all remarks were finished, the moderator led the way.

“Then let’s end the public session.”

Reporters coming out of the conference hall soon pushed by the White House staff.

One of them raised a question in a loud voice at the Vice President.

“Is the death of ex-President Liam just so fuzzy?”

It is a common practice in American politics for reporters to ask questions to the president immediately after a public event.

And even after martial law, it hasn’t changed much.

It was due to the strong will of Vice President William himself, who did not minimize his external schedule even after the unprecedented assassination of the president.

And the issue now addressed by the reporter is also one of the most aggressive questions the Vice President has consistently received over the years.

The biggest factor driving down his approval rating.

As soon as the reporter’s voice was heard, an immediate displeasure rushed to the faces of the staff and the White House staff.

Truly an aggressive statement.

Because there’s no way the vice president would be happy to hear this.

Again, asking questions about the topic of the meeting or what the government is doing well, without being interested or asking questions.

They hurriedly tried to push the reporter out of the meeting room, but the vice president gestured to him.

“Okay. Would you like to ask the question again?”

Then the reporter shakes the hands of the staff and shouts.

“The execution of the beast who assassinated President Liam. Isn’t that why we can’t hold public events at the White House and gather so secretly and inconveniently? .”

It is a harsh criticism of the government’s incompetence.

This means that not only you, but also the reporters and the people who have to live under martial law are all tired because you can’t.

Then the vice president stared at the reporter’s face and opened his mouth.

“I can’t tell you right now, but I promise that soon the people will see the results clearly. Then.”

* * *

He is a vice president who has served as president.

But the approval rating continues to decline.

And the Democrats are raising their voices again.

This is because there are no clear results even under martial law.

The chief of staff looked at the vice president coming down from the platform.

unwavering appearance.

But the chief of staff could have guessed that his stomach was bloating.

That’s why I had to stop responding to that reporter’s question.

His brief remarks resonate with the chief of staff.

‘There’s something. sure.’

It has been quite some time since the new special forces were established.

And the huge amount of money that flowed into the military companies.

The thing I’m talking about now is… .

The chief of staff glanced at the head of national intelligence with an expressionless face.

‘Are you ready already?’

* * *

“It’s not quite ready.”

Everyone looked at Aiden at his mention.

It wasn’t much of a news story.

Because the Vice President did not specifically mention it.

However, it is meaningful news for the operation team members who have been waiting for the news for a long time.

“sure?”

The answer to Yang’s question.

“Maybe I’m hitting right now?”

“Eh, why?”

The Vice-President did not mention anything specifically, and the assumption seems dignified.

“There has been no contact from the National Intelligence Service either.”

Aiden shook his head at the reaction of Yang Gwang and Livi and continued.

“You have to look at the surface. Not the backstory. How the American people will see it. It was An-Nu who assassinated former President Liam. But you said the Vice-President would definitely show the results soon. So that means, An-Nu You’re talking about announcing that you’ve destroyed the base of the .”

Operation team members nod their heads.

“But you can’t announce that before you hit BH. Bruce knows we hit An-Nu, right? But if the Vice President announces that they’ve punished An-Nu, they know we have a back deal. Bruce will notice.”

“Yes.”

“But the Vice President took such luck. So if Bruce notices, we can predict what’s going to happen next. What are we going to ask for instead of handing the An-Nu case over to the Vice President?”

“Hmm… well, Bruce might notice that the US is going after him. Could the vice president be misled by the stress of his falling approval ratings?”

Aiden crossed his arms and opened his mouth.

“If you look at William like that, you’re looking down on him. He’s been through a lot of hardship like that. And can’t you think of a case like that?”

“sure?”

“So, rather than the actual story… Even if Bruce is now noticing it, it is highly likely that the judgment was made that it would not matter.”

Everyone seemed to know what he was trying to say.

Aiden’s words to clear up the situation.

“So I think… in all likelihood the US is attacking BH right now. Or the siege is already over. You can be sure that Bruce and his forces will never be able to stop or escape.”

“You bastard like a dog!”

Yang Gwang jumped up from his seat.

Deal with the National Intelligence Service.

Instead of handing over the ball to An-Nu, it wasn’t a live video of the BH raid.

Yuhanwol opened his mouth, looking at Yangyanggwang and Livi running in front of the computer and manipulating something.

“Why doesn’t the National Intelligence Service contact us?”

If we eat the ball that killed An-Nu, wouldn’t we be in a position where we shouldn’t violate this agreement?

“This attack on our base in Jeju Island. It must have been caught by the US and South Korean governments. And they must have found traces of something. And you may have guessed. That we are the beings we are aiming for at BH, and the identity that handed over the An-Nu case to them. It’s an unknown organization.”

Cain received Aiden’s words.

“Maybe we’re deliberately not contacting them to check whether we’re dead or alive. Just to confirm.”

Yuhan-wol nodded as if he understood.

“If we got hit, would you say that we can eat the ball completely without paying anything?”

“Yeah. And if we get a call, we can check whether it exists or not. If we complain, we tried to contact them, but they’ll be around like that.”

Yang Gwang, who was working with his ears pricked up, exclaimed.

“Hey, it’s really good morning. Mr. Toh talks the same no different.”

Aiden asked with a grin.

“What do you say?”

“I was just about to contact you.”

Then Rivy’s voice bursts out.

“The BH raid is starting now. We shared a link to the live video!”

Following Yang Yang-gwang and Li-Vi’s gaze, everyone’s eyes turned to the screen.