313 Betrayal (3)
The purpose of this was to protect personal privacy to the greatest extent so that everyone could communicate online with peace of mind. After all, in a society with highly developed technology, big data was everywhere.
Without privacy protection, everyone’s behavior and data would be controlled by the artificial intelligence network. Personal privacy would no longer exist, and the consequences would be extremely serious.
Moreover, in the Norse Republic, the high officials and nobles had a greater need for privacy protection. They had more shady dealings and secrets, so they were the most supportive of privacy protection policies.
Under such circumstances, to check a person’s communication and chat records, only the person concerned would be willing to take the initiative to dig up these records for you to see.
But who would be willing to show their privacy to others?
Therefore, Wei Yanping’s reason for threatening Ning Shi was to make him panic and take the initiative to show his private records. This was barely reasonable.
However, Ning Shi was unmoved. He had long used the Eye of Truth to investigate Wei Yanping and knew his true identity.
[ Use Eye of Truth. Target: Wei Yanping, comparison of Spiritual Power between host and target: 32/46. You can view some information. ]
[ Character: Wei Yanping ]
[ Physique: 20 ]
[ Spiritual Power: 46 ]
[ Appearance: 9 (flirtatious man) ]
[ Family background: 7 (Second son of the Wei Baron family) ]
[ Occupation: Intermediate Mecha Master/Teacher ]
[ Skills: Light Cannon Meditation Technique Level 13, Professor Level 4, Mech Piloting Level 9, mecha combat Level 5… ]
[ Brain nucleus characteristic: Light cannon characteristic. When the mecha controlled has a light cannon module, the power of each brain core light cannon will increase by 10%, a total increase of 260%. ]
[ Talent: Learning (Gold), Mechanical Perception (Purple), Backstab (Purple)… ]
[ Remarks: A spy who infiltrated the school’s power in order to expand his family. This spy is very successful. If the aristocratic power doesn’t pull in the net, he might become the principal of the school. ]
[ Backstab (Purple): A person born with a rebellious bone at the back of his head. When he betrays his master or spies, he can always make people involuntarily ignore his abnormal behavior. The probability of being discovered is reduced by 500%. ]
This Wei Yanping was a spy sent by the noble forces. Nico’s disappearance must be related to him.
After figuring out Wei Yanping’s situation, Ning Shi immediately understood Wei Yanping’s purpose.
He came to ask Ning Shi because he wanted to push the blame for Nico’s disappearance onto Ning Shi. He wanted to confuse the public and divert the attention of the academy.
At the same time, Ning Shi was certain that Wang Fu had been bribed by the noble forces.
Otherwise, Wei Yanping would not have been so protective of Wang Fu after receiving Ning Shi’s reminder to investigate Wang Fu. He would not have insisted that Wang Fu was not a suspect.
Ning Shi suddenly felt his heart ache for Nico. Was this the treatment of a hot shot?
Although he had obtained a treasure like the forbidden core, he had also been involved in the battles between the various large factions.
He was born into the muse race, a race that everyone hated. He was notorious and was on the verge of extinction. After his parents died, he lived in an orphanage. The orphanage he grew up in was destroyed by the radioactive people.
His only good friend, Wang Fu, had also been bribed and had betrayed him at a critical moment, leading him into a scam and being captured.
Not only were there spies in the upper echelons of the Norse Republic Academy that he relied on, but the teachers in the academy were also using him.
There were no real feelings.
Without Ning Shi’s participation, Nico might have been destined to walk the path of a lone star. He would have become stronger and stronger through repeated setbacks. He would have gradually grown, but he would have gradually lost his warmth and purity.
This was the price of growth.
