Pokemon: Reborn Rich Alternate Earth

Chapter 1054: Chapter 1271: Global Live Broadcast

Julian had no idea that the moment the Godless Barrier activated, he had already been captured by a Organization Y satellite hovering overhead, and the entire scene was being broadcast live across the world.

With Organization Y's capabilities, launching a satellite and conducting a global livestream was hardly a difficult task.

Soon, people's phones across various countries received a message containing a link.

Naturally, most people with a sense of security, fearing viruses or the like, didn't open it.

But there were always those driven by curiosity. With just a tap of a finger, they opened the link, discovered it was a video, felt a slight stir in their hearts, as if realizing something, and immediately looked around for a secluded spot.

Their excitement was palpable—this was a live broadcast, after all. The scenes that followed were bound to be intense, right?

However, after watching for over a minute, something seemed off. It didn't appear to be the kind of broadcast they had imagined, and among the several figures in the footage, one of them looked suspiciously like Champion Walker.

Because the footage was shot from high altitude and the angle hadn't been adjusted yet, Julian's face wasn't entirely clear.

But many citizens of Drakoria who clicked on the link had already recognized him.

As more and more people learned that the link they just received was related to Julian, those who hadn't clicked on it promptly did so.

In no time, the number of viewers watching the live broadcast worldwide surpassed five billion—and the count was still climbing.

> "Where is Champion Walker? And who are those people opposite him?"

> "It's a rocky terrain. There are too many places with that kind of landscape; it's impossible to pinpoint his exact location."

> "Champion Walker probably isn't in Drakoria, because it's already getting dark here, but it's still bright where he is."

> "The person above clearly forgot how huge Drakoria is. I'm in the far west, and it's still broad daylight here."

> "Are there any lip-reading experts? Translate it, quick! I feel like something important is happening."

> "Everyone received the same link. Practically the whole world got it simultaneously. Whoever pulled this off is definitely no ordinary person."

> "Look, Deoxys is fighting some kind of Pokémon!"

Because the satellite's filming range was limited, and the battle between Deoxys and Darkrai spanned a wide area, the two had just left the satellite's field of view.

But now they were back.

The massive shockwaves from their battle sent thunderous booms echoing through the sky—even through the screen, the sheer intensity of the fight was palpable.

Deoxys was a First-class Legendary, and the one capable of fighting it to a standstill must also be a First-class Legendary.

> "Could it be that this First-class Legendary belongs to those people opposite him?"

Someone speculated.

After all, judging by the situation, Julian was in a standoff with them, and his expression carried a hint of shock.

People around the world began wildly speculating about what exactly was happening.

But what the governments of various nations had in mind went far deeper than what ordinary citizens were thinking.

Drakoria, in particular, had its top brass thrown into brief disarray because of this.

"Where exactly is Julian right now?!"

As the Grand Elder, James immediately called John after seeing the livestream.

John was also completely dumbfounded at the moment.

"No idea, that brat didn't tell me anything."

"What about Jake? Does he knows something?"

"If he didn't even tell me, his dear grandpa, there's no way he'd tell him," John stated as if it was obvious.

Jake: 'That cuts deep, old man.'

They immediately tried to contact Julian, only to find the call wouldn't go through at all.

If he was being broadcast via satellite, that proved Julian was out in the open world, not inside a Secret Realm. So in that case, his phone should definitely be reachable.

After all, his phone was even more advanced than a satellite phone. As long as he wasn't in a Secret Realm, it had signal anywhere in the world.

Unless the signal was being jammed by some kind of device.

All six Elders of Drakoria, along with the heads of every department—everyone who could make it was now gathered in the conference room.

Projected at the front of the room was the livestream.

Originally there had been no subtitles, but lip-reading experts were already translating.

Organization Y, the Master, Darkrai, the Godless Barrier, the fact that First-class Legendaries couldn't be used inside the barrier—all of these terms were being translated.

> "Holy crap, no way! Such a barrier actually exists, one where even First-class Legendaries can't be used?!"

> "Didn't Champion Walker wipe out the leader of Organization Y last time? How did another 'Master' pop up?"

> "Champion Walker's Deoxys is being held back by the opponent's Darkrai, but he hasn't sent out the Twin Dragons. Could this barrier actually be real?"

> "Look closely at Champion Walker's expression. When the other side mentioned the Godless Barrier, his expression clearly changed."

> "Then why are Deoxys and Darkrai still there? Didn't they say First-class Legendaries can't be used inside the barrier?"

> "Is it possible... they are outside the barrier?"

> "Hahaha, if Julian doesn't have his First-class Legendaries, he's nothing but a piece of trash. Go, Organization Y, kill Julian!"

> "Go for it, Organization Y!"

> "Julian must die!"

In contrast to the citizens of Drakoria, who were all worried about Julian, people abroad certainly didn't share the same sentiment. They were practically praying for the other side to finish him off.

Especially on a national level, Julian's very existence had completely shattered the world's established order.

Before this, the world had been dominated by a rivalry between Drakoria and Celestria, followed by powers like Volkaria, Anglia, and the others.

The gap between these nations hadn't actually been that large—just a matter of one country having a few more Champions, another a few less. No single country held an absolute advantage.

But ever since Julian began his meteoric rise, particularly after he tamed First-class Legendaries—and more than one at that—

The global balance of power was completely upended.

Drakoria became a superpower in a class of its own.

As long as Julian existed, it didn't matter how many Champions a country produced—against a First-class Legendary, they stood absolutely no chance.

And Julian's Twin Dragons weren't even early-stage First-class Legendaries.

The leaders of various nations had long since conducted energy reading assessments of the Twin Dragons' battle in Babath, discovering that the opponents were mid-stage First-class Legendaries.

And that realization only deepened their despair.

In fact, by now, the Twin Dragons had already reached the late-stage.

At present, Drakoria's technological prowess had also surpassed that of other countries by a wide margin.

Even leaving aside nations like Celestria, which were already hostile toward Drakoria—even Drakoria's allies, like Volkaria, were deeply troubled and uneasy.

With Drakoria this overwhelmingly powerful, did it even still need allies like them?

Although Organization Y was a terrorist group that every country despised, and many had suffered terrorist attacks at their hands—

This time, most nations were hoping Organization Y would bring their A-game and kill Julian, removing this sharp sword hanging over their heads.

Without Julian, even if Drakoria still had more Champions than they did, it would have lost its overwhelming, dominating power, and the threat level would drop dramatically.

After all, when a single person's strength grows so immense that even nations fear it, then every country apart from their own wishes for that person's death.

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