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Chapter 515: Chapter 514: Humans Never Cease to Court Disaster

Fang Zheng had initially thought that the so-called “Emperor Project” was a super-secret similar to Area 51, but when he infiltrated it, he discovered that its level of secrecy was only slightly higher than normal… Initially, he was surprised, but as he explored the information about the “Emperor Project,” Fang Zheng finally understood the reason behind it.

The “Emperor Project” initially began after the end of World War II when America was conducting atomic bomb tests and discovered a mysterious colossal being that attacked the American fleet and successfully destroyed it. To eliminate this terrifying monster, America retaliated with a hydrogen bomb. After that, the monster disappeared without a trace, and the Americans believed it had been destroyed, so they didn’t pay much attention to it.

However, some people clearly didn’t think so; they launched a series of research and verification efforts surrounding this monster. Most of these were various academic organizations and experts who came together and eventually formed a so-called “Emperor Organization.”

That is to say, this organization initially was a semi-civil, semi-official agency. To Washington, it might appear similar to a “UFO Research Committee,” merely a scheme to siphon funds. Moreover, the core spirit of the Emperor Organization was quite distasteful to many.

The members of the Emperor Organization believed that humans were not Earth’s masters and might even have migrated from other planets. The true masters of Earth were those colossal beings hidden in darkness and underground, which would one day return to the surface and reclaim dominion over the planet. When that happened, humanity would face catastrophic destruction.

Therefore, the Emperor Organization adopted this as their “guiding spirit” and began the “Emperor Project,” which was primarily about excavating and researching any potential gigantic monsters hidden in the secret parts of Earth, assessing them, and attempting communication if possible. If communication was not feasible, and the beings were hostile toward humans, then they should be destroyed.

After World War II, the Emperor Project was put on hold and even the government reduced their funding. It wasn’t until the end of the 20th century when a significant event occurred, changing the fate of the Emperor Project from being discarded into the wastebasket.