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When Auntie Hong walked out the door, she was stunned by the sight of the neatly arranged fleet of cars in front of her. The black SUV fleet, like a solemn procession, was neatly parked in front of the building. Auntie Hong couldn't help but be a little dazed; she had never seen such a scene before and felt a bit at a loss for a moment.
Rose seemed to be accustomed to such scenes and turned to Auntie Hong saying, "The situation is urgent now. We need to quickly return to the headquarters of Tianyan. You may need further examination and treatment." With that, she led Auntie Hong towards a special SUV.
Auntie Hong was taken into the car by Rose, filled with questions and curiosity. Upon entering the car, she found the interior to be simple yet filled with a high-tech vibe.
Rose sat in the front seat and turned to the driver, asking, "How's the situation?" The driver, a tall man, turned to look at her and replied expressionlessly, "The situation here is stable. Our people will handle everything. The other teams are all ready."
"Okay, let's go!" Rose decisively gave the order. The driver nodded, reached out of the car window, and waved twice into the air, seemingly a signal. Immediately, the entire fleet began to slowly start up and drive towards an unknown direction.
At this moment, Rose turned to look at Auntie Hong with a firm tone, " Auntie Hong, I know everything is very sudden for you right now, but please believe that we will do everything we can to protect you and your colleagues."
Auntie Hong nodded, trying to digest everything in front of her. At the same time, she expressed gratitude to Rose: "Thank you, Rose. I know the situation is terrible right now, but seeing how professional you all are, I feel much more at ease."
Auntie Hong sat in the car, feeling both anticipation and anxiety. She knew they were about to embark on a completely new journey, one that was vastly different from her daily life. She took a deep breath, trying to calm herself and prepare to face whatever might happen next.
The convoy swiftly shuttled through the city streets, and despite the emergency situation, the driver's actions remained calm and skilled. Although Rose wore an impatient expression on her face, her eyes revealed a hint of worry. She repeatedly attempted to connect to the internet with her smart tablet, but each attempt ended in failure.
Finally, Rose turned to the driver in the front and urgently asked, "How's the internet situation? Has headquarters provided any indication of when this issue will be resolved?"
The driver remained focused on the road ahead, speaking calmly and firmly: "The estimate from headquarters is that it will take at least twelve hours for the network system to fully recover. However, the good news is that the spread of the virus has started to slow down."
These words seemed to bring some comfort to Mei, but her brow remained furrowed. She understood that even if the virus was contained, the crisis facing the country was far from over. She lowered her head once again, attempting to perform some operations, but the screen on her smart tablet still displayed a message indicating that it could not connect.
Rose tightly grasped the wisdom tablet in her hand, and upon hearing the driver's report, a hint of determination flashed in her eyes. She turned to Auntie Hong with urgency in her tone, "Right now, the Minister of National Defense is our only target. Huang Renjie and Shin may have already approached him. Do you know their specific action plan?"
Upon hearing Rose's question, the driver glanced briefly at the rearview mirror, then turned back to the road ahead, "There have been reports of a Hummer with anime female characters entering the city area, likely driven by Huang Renjie and Shin. If that's the case, they are likely close to the President's building."
Auntie Hong heard this and furrowed her brows, seeming somewhat worried. She recalled the distinctive Hummer vehicle and nodded in confirmation, "Yes, that car belongs to King Cobra. If they have entered the city, then they must be going after the Minister of National Defense."
The convoy continued to move forward, with every minute feeling exceptionally precious. In this situation, everyone was striving to play their part, attempting to find a glimmer of hope in this unknown crisis. Auntie Hong sat in the car, watching the rapidly receding scenery outside the window, feeling a mixture of worry and anticipation for the future.
The convoy stopped on the grassland outside the suburbs, surrounded by silence, with only the sound of the wind rustling through the grass. Auntie Hong looked at the scene before her, filled with doubt and curiosity. Suddenly, she saw a part of the grassland slowly parting, revealing a hidden ramp leading to an underground entrance.
This unexpected discovery shocked Auntie Hong, and she turned to Rose, inquiring, "What place is this?"
Rose replied with a calm face and a determined look, "This is the secret headquarters of the Sky Eye Bureau. From here, we can directly enter the city's underground tunnels without being noticed by the outside world."
The convoy slowly drove down the ramp, descending all the way. As they went deeper, the underground tunnel became wider, and the lights on both sides became brighter. Auntie Hong felt a hint of shock; she had never imagined that such a vast and complex secret facility was hidden beneath the city.
Rose looked surprised, smiled slightly, and explained, "This is an important base for our secret operations. Whether it's gathering intelligence or crisis response, we rely on the facilities and personnel here."
The convoy finally arrived at a spacious underground area, filled with various military vehicles and high-tech equipment. Auntie Hong couldn't help but admire the strength and preparation of the Sky Eye Bureau. The car door opened, and Rose was the first to step out, guiding Auntie Hong towards the depths of the underground headquarters, preparing for the next step in the action plan.
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