"What?!"
"Only ten minutes?!"
"This... How is this enough?!"
Upon hearing these words, the crowd of reporters at the edge of the square erupted like a pot boiling over.
Everyone's face was filled with disbelief and unprepared bewilderment.
They had witnessed too many pre-departure interview ceremonies.
Federation's various military contingents, Great Wall's rotating troops, and even some large mercenary corps.
Before heading out, they would notify the media one or two days in advance, sometimes even longer, arrange the process, and prepare press releases.
There would even be rehearsals to ensure the scenes captured were passionate and inspiring enough.
Reporters usually just had to ask some innocuous questions, with prepared answers at the organizer's request.
Take specific angle shots, poses in photos, and videos.
Then cooperate in writing an expedition news piece filled with conviction for victory.
But this time?
