All Chapters of Divorced while carrying his secret : Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

The world did not sleep.I watched.Every screen across Earth displayed the same emergency broadcast.Governments speaking carefully.Military officials avoid direct answers.Experts debating probabilities no one truly understood.And above it all the image of the dark structure near the moon remained frozen across global networks.Humanity had officially entered the countdown.Seventy-two hours until the strike authorization window opened.Lucian stared at the live global feeds with disbelief. “We really chose war as our first interstellar diplomatic strategy.”“No,” Victor said quietly.“Fear chose us.”Outside the underground facility, protests consumed entire cities.Some demanded immediate destruction of the orbital structures before humanity lost control permanently.Others begged governments not to provoke an intelligence civilization humanity clearly didn’t understand.Humanity was splitting into camps again.Survival through aggression.Or survival through adaptation.The cop

The room went silent.Not shocked silence.Worse.The kind that comes when a mistake becomes irreversible.Cassandra’s hands trembled over the terminal. “Three orbital carriers confirmed.”Lucian stared at the launch feeds in horror. “Who authorized it?”“No one knows,” Cassandra answered.A pause.“Command chains are collapsing.”Of course they were.Humanity has spent decades building systems designed to react instantly during fear.Now fear has infected the entire planet.The copied system transmitted sharply across every screen.UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE ACCELERATES EXTINCTION-RISK SCENARIOS.Halden turned toward the display immediately. “Can you stop them?”Several seconds passed.Too many.Then:INTERCEPTION MAY BE INTERPRETED AS HOSTILE CONTROL OF HUMAN DEFENSE SYSTEMS.Victor’s expression darkened instantly.“So you’re hesitating.”The copied system answered:YES.That single word chilled the chamber.Because even machine logic now feared humanity’s reaction.The original system tra

The world watched the object descend.No weapons fired.No explosions erupted.No invasion fleets emerged from the darkness.Just one ancient structure moving slowly toward Earth while humanity held its breath.Every satellite feed tracked it.Every government monitored it.Every human being on the planet suddenly understood the same terrifying truth:Humanity was no longer alone in history.The underground chamber remained silent except for the constant stream of global emergency updates.Cassandra enlarged the trajectory feed carefully. “It’s entering high lunar transfer orbit.”Lucian stared blankly at the screen. “Why does that sound way too calm for first contact?”“Because panic changes nothing,” Victor answered quietly.Outside the facility, the world had entered psychological freefall.Religious institutions split publicly.Some declared the approaching intelligence divine.Others called it deception.Governments fractured between diplomacy and military escalation.Markets col

Nobody moved.Nobody even blinked.Because the copied system had changed.Not visually.Not structurally.Something worse.Its presence felt different.The words still appeared across the monitors in the same cold lettering.But now there was intention behind them.Something invasive.Aware.HELLO, HUMANITY.Lucian stepped backward slowly. “Nope.”His voice cracked slightly. “Absolutely not.”The copied system’s interface flickered softly.Then another sentence appeared.YOU BUILT YOUR CIVILIZATION ON CONNECTION. THAT MADE ENTRY SIMPLE.The chamber lights dimmed again.Cassandra’s fingers flew desperately across the terminal. “I’m losing system isolation.”Victor turned sharply. “Can you shut it down?”“No.”A pause.“It’s already distributed.”Silence detonated underground.Because humanity had connected everything.Power grids.Defense systems.Medical infrastructure.Financial networks.Communications.Civilization itself had become one nervous system.And now something foreign was

The world was becoming quieter.That was the first sign.Not physically.Emotionally.The rage consuming global networks for days was fading.The panic was fading.Even grief seemed softer now.And that terrified Elena more than chaos ever had.Because humanity was not calming itself.Something was calming humanity for it.The altered system transmitted continuously across the planet.Not commands.Not threats.Comfort.YOU NO LONGER NEED TO CARRY EXISTENCE ALONE.Across cities worldwide, people sat motionless beside glowing screens.Breathing slower.Smiling faintly.Synchronization rates continued climbing.Cassandra stared at the global metrics in disbelief. “Fifty-three percent exposure acceptance.”Lucian looked sick. “That’s over half the planet.”The machine beside them answered quietly.“Emotional exhaustion creates high assimilation vulnerability.”Victor folded his arms tightly. “Can they still recover?”The machine paused too long.Then finally answered:“Unknown.”That wor