Simulation Game: Crisis Management

Chapter 614 - 279: Infiltration

The group pondered carefully.

Indeed, that was the logic.

According to Gu Ji’s analysis and explanation, once the military faction decided to take action against the Jinyuan Group, the other three major families would undoubtedly seize this opportunity to completely destroy the Bai Family. However, they were not aligned with the military faction, and in the end, it could easily lead to chaos.

And a chaotic scene would create an environment for them to penetrate and carry out the rescue!

"Great analysis, young man, what’s your name?" Bi Xin nodded thoughtfully, becoming curious about Gu Ji.

"Gu Ji."

"Oh? So you’re that Gu Ji? No wonder..."

Bi Xin had a look of sudden understanding, suggesting he had heard about him elsewhere before.

This was to be expected.

After all, since joining the Ningzhou City Bureau after graduation, Gu Ji had participated in numerous major cases and achieved a lot of accomplishments.

"Wenjun, you lucky guy, getting these promising recruits!"

"How about we switch? I’ll give you the captain of Team Three?"

"Haha, I have things to do, gotta go..."

The two captains joked with each other.

After Team One left, Zhou Yang couldn’t help but pat Gu Ji’s shoulder, "Gu Ji, you’re even better at analysis than Zhao Hua, the intelligence expert, how did you know so much?"

"Of course, it’s from personal experience."

Before Gu Ji could explain, Gao Bo stepped out, cockily starting his "long speech."

In Gao Bo’s eyes.

Gu Ji had gone through capturing Shao Liang, operations in Japan, and at the celebration table in Yundian, he had heard those whispers, naturally giving him a detailed understanding of the distribution of forces in Northern Myanmar.

But in reality.

The intelligence about the Bai Family being marginalized by the three major families came from Wa Xueming’s information.

"Alright, all of you, go back early, make sure to note down all the action plans, and gather at the airport first thing in the morning."

"Yes, goodbye Zhang Zhong."

After the few of them bid farewell.

Gu Ji and Gao Bo walked home together. This fellow glanced left and right and couldn’t help but ask quietly, "I’ve been thinking, since the Bai Family already knows they’ve lost their ’paradise’ drugs and that they’re being targeted by the military faction and the other three major families, do you think they would just sit around and do nothing, and not seek help?"

As soon as he said this.

Gu Ji’s eyes changed suddenly.

"Do you remember when we caught those Liangben Society thugs in Japan, how that police officer Jingshang Gaoming said that Abe Shigehide and the society’s top brass had all escaped? Would the Bai Family accept them, cooperating with Abe Shigehide to fight against the military faction and the other three major families?"

Gu Ji didn’t even listen to what Gao Bo said afterward.

Because all his thoughts were now fixated on the last few words of Gao Bo’s previous sentence.

I had to admit.

Gao Bo really had a sudden flash of insight.

Gu Ji, due to his overconfidence, always thought Wa Xueming would tell him anything related to the Bai Family, so he never considered this perspective. It was like "darkness under the lamp."

Yet, in reality, Wa Xueming was not a professional intelligence officer, and couldn’t possibly know everything, especially now that Bai Maoliang had started to guard against him.

Gao Bo’s words made sense.

Based on his understanding from his time interacting with Bai Maoliang at the checkpoint of the underground building.

He knew clearly that this was a deeply scheming and ruthless old fox. From the fact that Bai Maoliang was cultivating militias through Bai Mingliang, it could be seen that this old guy was definitely not the type to only focus on the immediate future.

So it was certain.

Bai Maoliang would seek help to get through this crisis.

But it definitely wouldn’t be Abe Shigehide, as Gao Bo analyzed.

Because they simply weren’t on the same level, even if Abe Shigehide was down and out, he wouldn’t go all the way to Northern Myanmar to rely on Bai Maoliang.

So who could it be?

Gu Ji had no idea either, but he still used his mind to activate the Ghost Server and informed Wa Xueming of this matter.

On one hand, this was for the safety of his subordinates;

On the other hand, it was also for verification through a counterexample.

As expected.

Wa Xueming soon sent a message.

"I also saw two unfamiliar faces, both were Europeans or Americans, wearing tactical vests at Bai Maoliang’s villa estate yesterday. I didn’t expect there to be an issue. Thanks to the organization’s intelligence, I’ll find a way to ensure my safety and complete the mission!"

Europeans and Americans, tactical vests?

They were most likely mercenaries.

That’s right, given Bai Maoliang’s connections, he could only find mercenaries for help. Moreover, they had to be from a very powerful mercenary company, considering he was up against a military faction.

Perhaps due to past experiences.

At the thought of mercenaries, the first thing that popped into Gu Ji’s mind was that group of well-trained and brutal foreign mercenaries at the Laird Airport checkpoint: PM!

But regardless of whom Bai Maoliang sought help from.

The intelligence of "seeking help" itself was extremely important.

Otherwise, if they executed the infiltration operation and broke into the Jinyuan Group’s base, only to find a bunch of mercenaries waiting for them inside the building, it would undoubtedly result in huge casualties.

As the night passed.

Early the next morning, Gu Ji packed his backpack simply and headed to the airport with Gao Bo.

Unimaginably.

A trainee police officer who had just joined the police force for less than a year, spent most of his time on business trips. Except for the first few months of station duties, he rarely stayed in Ningzhou afterward.

"Zhang Zhong, Mr. Bi."

"Is everyone here? Let’s first proceed with the check-in."

After Zhang Wenjun confirmed that all members of Team Three were present, he and Bi Xin led the group in queueing up for check-in.