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The cameraman gave Lynch a close-up, his face taking up almost the entire screen.

He is already in his forties, but he looks like he is only in his thirties. Time does not seem to have left many traces on him.

This really makes people jealous!

Maybe he has some unknown relationship with the years, or maybe it's simply because he is too rich.

So much so that many people ignore his age at this moment.

After about twenty seconds, when some people had begun to guess what kind of rhetoric Lynch was going to use to avoid Momo's question, or to deal with the question of "are there aliens on the moon?", Lynch He nodded.

This problem was admitted to everyone's surprise.

"We haven't discovered aliens yet, but we have discovered the building complex."

Everyone knows what the building complex represents. After all, it cannot be born out of thin air in a place far away from the ground, so there is only one possibility.

Someone built it there!

Blackstone TV's ratings are rising rapidly at an unimaginable speed!

In another program, the host and guests were still trying their best to conceal the truth of the matter. The guests used many methods and facts to tell people that this was an impossible thing.

For example, thousands of years ago, human civilization did not even discover gunpowder. How could they fly to the moon?

Or if there are really aliens who have visited this planet, why do they wear space suits and fish tanks on the moon to breathe instead of enjoying nature on the earth?

These questions may seem silly, and they are, but they have a greater effect on fools.

Many people felt that what they said was right, but just when the audience applauded some of their views, some commotion suddenly broke out.

The riot continued to expand uncontrollably. Even if the staff of the on-site TV station stood up and asked people to quiet down, they still could not do this.

The camera showed the auditorium. Some audience members were leaving the seats quickly, and some staff members even joined in.

The host couldn't help but run over and ask questions such as "What happened, was it a fire?" She believed that only fires would cause people to suddenly interrupt the program when it was getting better.

But soon she learned the real reason why the audience left - Lynch, during the live show, announced that there was something on the other side of the universe!

This makes them, and even most people, feel incredible!

Almost at the same time, 99% of the cable TV screens turned into Blackstone TV program screens.

Lynch's "answers" are constantly affirmed and resounded in pictures from different regions.

The host Momo didn't know how to continue for a while. She originally thought that Lynch would deny it. Even if he admitted it, it would be a tentative or contact admission.

It won't be so sure, and it will start in a less direct way, such as "We may have found some traces of civilization."

Give them some ambiguity so they won't look like they're lying no matter what decision they make in the future.

No one expected that Lynch would admit it so directly.

"You mean... there is really something on the moon?!" Momo had already stood up. She walked to the camera and exposed a section of her arm, with goosebumps rising on it.

The photographer also took a close-up of her arm, and everyone could clearly see the dense layer of goosebumps. Some people felt the same, while others were unable to have similar feelings due to trypophobia.

"My hair all stood up. This was incredible. Is there really something up there?"

She returned to her seat and asked in a very uncertain and unstable tone.

She actually doesn't know whether this is true or not. Although she already has great potential influence in terms of influence, she is still too low in social level.

She is not qualified to know the truth, even if she is the one with a very high status among federal journalists!

Lynch nodded, "We discovered a group of pyramids on the far side of the moon."

He asked his assistant to bring the video to the director, who began to play some intermittent images of some magnificent pyramids standing in space.

The desolate moon and the continuous passage of alternating light and dark lines filled those pyramids with a very mysterious color.

The starry sky behind them makes them look mysterious and weird!

Everyone stared blankly at the contents played on the screen. Their brains had completely stopped and they had lost the ability to think!

Momo looked at it for a while before coming back to his senses and asked, "Who built these pyramids?"

Lynch laughed twice, "This is also the answer we are looking for, but I believe it must not be us!"

"Before Blackstone Group established the Flight Research Institute, humans had not even conquered the sky. Today, only a small group of humans can set foot on the moon."

"We don't have the ability to send that much material up there. In the history that we can find that has clear records or vague records, there are no records of people building aircraft to fly to the moon."

"So we believe that either aliens created these pyramids, or..."

He paused for a moment, everyone showed listening expressions, and the place was quiet without any noise.

"god!"

Momo couldn't sit still anymore, "Is there really a god?"

This may also be what many other viewers want to ask.

Lynch did not answer directly, but asked instead, "Do you think that if we can prove that gods really exist, will it be a good thing or a bad thing for human civilization and us?"

Before Momo could answer, many spectators shouted "good thing". This was not because they were rude.

Of course there are some, but the main thing is that the Charter gives everyone the right to express his or her views at any time.

Included during the live broadcast.

Momo didn't give an accurate answer. She thought for a while, and now she seemed like the guest being interviewed. She had been persisting in a very passive situation.

"I'm not sure. It might be a good thing, but it might also be a bad thing..." As she said these words, her mind was opened and she began to have some new ideas.

"If gods really exist, does that mean there will also be demons? Do the heavens and hells that people often talk about also exist?"

"It does sound good, but it could also be bad. I honestly don't know."

She threw the question back to Lynch, "So what do you think?"

Lynch picked up the tea cup and took a sip of water, "You are very conservative."

"From my perspective, there's nothing worse than this!"

"We have all focused on whether there are aliens and whether gods exist, thus ignoring that whether it is civilization level or individual strength, we are far inferior to the builders of these pyramids we found. "

"If those were aliens, they could build such a structure so close to us without affecting our lives."

"Could we be the subjects of their observation?"

"Just like children squatting under a tree after a rainy day and watching the ants move the wet sand out of their nests, they may be observing us like that. In their eyes, we are harmless, just Like an ant."

"It could be a lot worse if those things were caused by the gods we think they are!"

"We know from various manuscripts or tablets that record information left in some ancient ruins that ancient people's descriptions of gods, even angels, were not as we imagine them now."

"Those gods have never regarded humans as equal species. They are above us. In their eyes, we may just be... small animals, gadgets that can be taken away from us!"

"Children sometimes pour boiling water on ant nests. To the children, this is just a fun prank, but to the ants, it is enough to bring a devastating blow!"

"And it's not just as simple as some people getting hurt, or some people dying!"

Lynch's description made the remaining excitement and smiles on people's faces because of the discovery of aliens gradually solidify. His seriousness also made people realize that the development of the situation was definitely not as easy as people imagined.

He was facing the camera, looking extremely solemn, "In the face of these advanced civilizations, once a conflict occurs, humans will be the first creature to become extinct."

"We cannot use the extremely irresponsible 'I think' to judge whether they are friendly to us or full of malice. Maybe they have not bothered us before, just because we are not enough to get their attention."

"Now that we can touch their boots, they may start looking at us."

"The history of mankind is not glorious, with deception, lies, wars, and killings. Once these people think that we are a dangerous race, we will perish as soon as possible."

"Individuals, groups, societies, and even entire races!"

"So ladies and gentlemen, I've never believed that we should be excited and celebrate the discovery of an alien civilization."

"I've been in a state of panic all this time because I'm not sure when, because of something, we're going to face extinction."

"This is not a carnival for contact with extraterrestrial civilizations or higher-dimensional civilizations. This is a battle of fate related to whether human civilization can continue to exist in this universe!"

"We must work hard from now on, if one day those people come back with malicious intent and try to destroy us."

"Then let's show them some color instead of welcoming them to the table!"

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