Simulation Game: Crisis Management-Chapter 280 - 146: CODE

After returning to Japan, she was attacked by three thugs at night.

Fortunately, she had been rigorously practicing close combat skills during this time and managed to escape from the encirclement.

After contacting Watanabe Yoshi at the police department and the anti-terrorism intelligence office, they only perfunctorily agreed to investigate and added one special operations officer for undercover protection, but only limited to her home and workplace.

Unexpectedly, the Yijuan Association turned to capture her family.

Jian Na felt like she was caught between two massive rocks, needing to deal with the Japan Cabinet Intelligence Agency's peculiar attitude and face the forcible threats from Liangben, making her increasingly anxious due to prolonged stress and tension.

"If only I could contact that mysterious team…"

Jian Na never blamed CODE: 7472 for altering her ordinary life. Without the organization's help back then, she would have either committed suicide or died from a virus infection. 𝙛𝓻𝒆𝒆𝒘𝙚𝓫𝙣𝙤𝒗𝙚𝓵.𝙘𝙤𝙢

Thus, CODE: 7472 was akin to her life-saving benefactor.

Just as she had this thought, her phone suddenly vibrated. She habitually pulled out the phone intending to swipe and unlock, but the scene in front of her made her body freeze.

At some point, the phone screen had turned into a black page. Against a blurred Earth background was a blue icon that read…CODE: 7472!

It was that mysterious organization!!

Jian Na's heart pounded, her mind blank for a long time before coming to her senses. Her hands trembled as she typed on the keypad in the chat box, wanting to ask if it was really "7472."

But right at the brink, she suddenly realized that even if the Japan Cabinet Intelligence Organization or others had set up a phishing link, they wouldn't know her communication methods with 7472, even though she herself didn't know.

So no one would dare take the gamble.

This was most likely the real 7472, contacting her after months surely wasn't just for idle chatter. Speaking carelessly might cost her their attention or even offend the higher-ups.

She must present her professional level, make the organization see it, and find a way to secure more support and assistance.

On the other side of the network.

Gu Ji stared at the screen, scratching his head, thinking about what to send that would be clear and straightforward, akin to pondering the first words for an online dating greeting, as he was really unwilling to waste 0.1 crisis points on any nonsense. No way around it, this Ghost Server was a money pit, and he only had 1.7 crisis points left, which wasn't enough for many words.

But soon, a message from Jian Na appeared in the dialogue box.

The chat box came with a translation, and Gu Ji translated the Japanese into Xia language.

Since the cruise virus incident, concerning the suspicion of "Ito Meiyu," joining the Housheng Province, investigating West Street Psychological Clinic, to involving Yijuan Association and Liangben, finally adding a note about her family being kidnapped.

Clear and succinct, as if writing a report for a superior.

"This woman really gets it…"

After a teasing remark, Gu Ji started seriously reading the dialogue information, then realized Jian Na had investigated so much secretly.

Although he had suspected Ito Meiyu's inconsistent behavior before, the chapter's story had already ended, and he didn't intend to involve himself in the follow-up. Unexpectedly, it was so deeply intertwined behind the scenes.

"Yijuan Association, Liangben, Abe Shigehide, heaven drugs, death soldiers…"

Gu Ji mumbled key terms, suddenly recalling police joint investigation information during the capture of Shao Liang, where "heaven" was also mentioned!

So the hallucinogens brought by Shao Liang to Northern Myanmar the Bai Family came from Liangben, or were they jointly developed?

Due to Japan's "legalization of gangs," syndicates could legally register, thus developing momentum far beyond those small underground gangs in other countries. Many old mega syndicates were comparable to capital groups with very strong power, forming alliances with official apparatuses equivalent to those of major drug lords in South America's Mexico.

It was easy for them to set spies and capture people.

After pondering for a moment, Gu Ji replied in English in the chat box: "The intelligence you provided is very important. We will rescue your mother and dispatch additional personnel to assist."

Upon reading this, Jian Na was so moved that tears rolled down her eyes.

Even though she knew the organization must already be well-acquainted with all her background, she hurriedly sent all her mother's information and photos.

"Finally saved…"

After months of repression, Jian Na finally could exhale comfortably, and more importantly, from now on, she was no longer fighting alone but backed by a mysterious and powerful global organization, "1918, who'd have thought this mysterious team was established after World War I!"

Carrying a century of historical accumulation.

Jian Na could no longer imagine the terrifying power it contained, determined in her heart to continue diligently collecting intelligence and enhancing her business skills to secure more organizational resources.

Gu Ji was about to save the information Jian Na sent.

Unexpectedly, the page suddenly prompted:

[Current detection of third-party surveillance tracking on character's electronic device;]

[Implementing countermeasure blockage;]

[Trace elimination succeeded!]

"Jian Na was indeed monitored…"

Gu Ji had long suspected this, because even if Yijuan Association wasn't monitoring, Japan Cabinet Intelligence would definitely be interested in Jian Na and the organization behind her. Fortunately, before acquiring the Ghost Server, he hadn't recklessly contacted these characters. Otherwise, he would have been tracked down long ago!