Chapter 205 Tokyo City People Are in Crisis (Ch 205)

A resident’s home in Nagoya.

“Mom, mom, come and watch TV!” In the living room, a little boy about ten years old was sitting on the sofa watching TV. When the little boy saw the BBC news footage, he shouted excitedly.

“What’s wrong? What happened?” Mom came out of the kitchen, wiping her hands and asking.

“Mom, look!” the little boy pointed at the TV screen.

On the TV screen, a BBC reporter was showing footage shot over Tokyo, with all the vehicles in the city at a standstill.

The little boy’s mother covered her mouth in shock.

In China, the central bank has a live news broadcast room.

“Dear audience friends, it is now 7:35 Beijing time. It has been 24 hours since the Japanese government announced the release of nuclear waste water.” The male host said with a serious expression, “Tokyo’s transportation system is still paralyzed. The Japanese government said that they are doing their best to repair it, but there is no sign of recovery yet.”

He paused and continued, “According to reports, citizens in Tokyo have begun to panic, and many supermarkets have seen panic buying of food and drinking water.”

At this time, the director’s voice came from the host’s headphones:

“Host, we have just received the latest footage from Tokyo. Please switch the footage.”

“Okay.” The host said to the camera, “Dear viewers, we have just received the latest footage from Tokyo. Please ask the director to switch the footage.”

The next second, the picture on the TV screen switched, showing aerial footage of Tokyo taken by a BBC helicopter.

“Wow!”

“Spectacular.”

“Doomsday!”

“This scene is so relaxing.”

“Now you know how powerful your life is!”

“Let’s get rid of the small life.”

…

In the live news broadcast room, the comments were boiling.

Compared with the “melon-eating” mentality of Dragon Country netizens, the citizens of Tokyo are in panic.

A supermarket in Ginza was packed with people. All the shelves were sold out, with only a few scattered items left on the shelves.

“This…what is going on?” A middle-aged woman looked at the empty shelves with a look of shock and confusion.

“It was said on TV that Tokyo’s transportation system has been paralyzed by hackers. Now the whole city is in chaos and everyone is rushing to buy food and drinking water.” Her companion, a young girl, spoke with a hint of fear in her tone.

This is a supermarket. More residents are hiding at home, not daring to go out, watching the latest news on TV, computers, or mobile phones.

“The subway is completely paralyzed.”

“A friend of mine is stuck at the airport, and flights are suspended.”

“Everything in the supermarket downstairs has been sold out.”

“The end is coming.”

“When will it end? I’m really scared.”

“Damn, it’s been a day, what is the government doing?”

…

Panic spread in Tokyo.

Anyone would panic. Road traffic has been paralyzed for a day and has not yet been restored. Now, the subway is also paralyzed. The news also said that the airport has suspended flights. This means that they are trapped in this city and cannot leave.

Who wouldn’t panic?

“Protest! Protest! Protest!”

“The government is incompetent!”

“Stop discharging nuclear wastewater!”

At noon, protesting crowds appeared on the streets of Tokyo. They held up signs and banners, shouted slogans, and demanded that the government stop discharging nuclear wastewater.

At this time, the Tokyo Municipal Government was forced to come up with a “stupid method” – giving up on restoring the traffic system, and instead using manpower to evacuate traffic, using people to replace traffic lights to direct traffic.

To this end, the government dispatched the Self-Defense Forces and sent soldiers to various intersections to replace traffic lights and direct traffic.

“Dad, the Tokyo government has started using manpower to ease traffic,” Tuantuan reported.

Tuan Tuan opened the footage captured by a surveillance camera at an intersection. In the footage, a dozen soldiers in camouflage uniforms were evacuating vehicles at the intersection.

“Haha…” Su Yang took a look at the screen and couldn’t help laughing, “It seems that Xiao Yi has been forced into a desperate situation and even came up with such a stupid idea.”

However, the politicians in the Neon government are so stubborn that they would rather use this stupid method than stop discharging nuclear wastewater.

They really are determined to go down this path to the end.

Then just keep doing it and see who can outlast the other.

“Dad, should we upgrade the ‘Doomsday Copy’?” Tuantuan suggested.

“You are such an impatient little guy.” Su Yang said with a smile, “Don’t worry, follow our original plan and do it step by step.”

In the afternoon, with the help of the Self-Defense Forces and a large number of police forces, traffic on most streets in Tokyo finally returned to normal.

Watanabe drove a taxi through the city, which was gradually returning to order, but he did not feel relieved. It was not until the evening, when the afterglow of the setting sun dyed the city golden and red, that he finally returned home exhausted.

“I’m back.” Watanabe pushed open the door.

“I’m glad you’re back, I’m glad you’re back.” The wife quickly took the briefcase from her husband. “Today was so scary. I was worried all day.”

Watanabe sat on the sofa and took a long breath, but he still couldn’t calm down. Although the traffic had been restored, he still felt that there was an lingering haze covering the entire city.

“How about we go to grandma’s house and stay for two days?” he looked at his wife and suggested.

My grandmother’s house is in the suburbs, far away from the city.

“It’s not that serious, right? Hasn’t the government already eased traffic?” the wife said. “Look on TV, hasn’t everything returned to normal?”

“Have the traffic lights been restored? Has the subway been restored?” Watanabe’s tone became serious. “The government has spent a whole day and has not been able to completely solve this problem. Do you think that hacker is powerful? I have a feeling that bigger things are yet to come.”

After hearing what he said, his wife began to worry, “So are we leaving now?”

“Yes, let’s go now and pack our luggage quickly.” Watanabe made the decision.

Instead of being nervous, it is better to leave and hide in the suburbs for two days, and then come back after the situation has calmed down.

Watanabe was really scared.

Half an hour later, the Watanabe family drove away from Tokyo under the cover of darkness.

…

The calendar turns a page.

The next morning, a ray of sunlight shone into the room through the gap in the curtains.

Su Yang wakes up.

Su Yang didn’t go to bed until after 2 o’clock last night, but he didn’t feel tired at all after getting up so early. Instead, he was full of energy and in high spirits.

It’s really refreshing to live a simple life.