Qiao Chenyi found himself in complete agreent with this notion. Similarly, he also believed that the ’Renya’ organization’s structure was distinctly delineated, with a very clear hierarchy.
A group united purely by profit, for such individuals, money is everything; there is no need to touch upon the so-called core principles.
Precisely because of this, it also reflects the mindset of the ’Renya’ leadership, avoiding many unnecessary troubles.
Often, many matters can be resolved with money, making everything appear much easier.
Qiao Chenyi furrowed his brows and said calmly, "However, for now, we don’t have a better option. We can only rely on the current information to make deductions."
This is also a situation of having no other choice; if there were other thods, they wouldn’t be struggling like this.
Gu Tong pursed her lips and didn’t interrupt Qiao Chenyi any further.
The combat eting was still ongoing. Seeing no one else had questions, Qiao Chenyi said, "So, the subsequent battle deploynt will all depend on the basic reactions of the ’Renya’ personnel!"
What they lacked most now were clues. Without them, it’s as if they’ve temporarily lost a portion of their initiative, unable to form a complete mission line.
In this passive circumstance, rescuing the missing people has beco a problem without a solution, and now Rulaizi has long disappeared without a trace.
Therefore, they seriously suspect that Rulaizi has returned to the ’Renya’ organization and that the information about Yinya’s capture is already known to the other party.
With the situation turning out like this, they must not rashly alert the enemy; instead, they can only wait for the right ti to find a breakthrough to gradually open the first door of the mission.
Li Yan agreed with Qiao Chenyi’s view, also feeling that without clues, all battle deploynts beco academic exercises.
This statent by Qiao Chenyi was undoubtedly an explanation, also informing all the trainees temporarily participating in the ’Returning Ho’ mission.
"That’s the state of most situations now. The first squad stays behind; the other squads should go organize the collected materials first."
While Qiao Chenyi gave the order, there was a hidden implication.
There was a connection between the ’Returning Ho’ mission and the ’Seizing Reverence’ mission.
Thus, many matters related to the ’Seizing Reverence’ mission had critical information points that Qiao Chenyi needed to categorize.
The entire mission was divided into several squads. The first squad consisted of those who had signed confidentiality agreents and were fully aware of the ’Seizing Reverence’ mission’s aims and operational guidelines, effectively becoming part of the ’Seizing Reverence’ mission.
Such changes were not uncommon within the Specialty Pavilion Academy.
The specialty trainees were accustod to this; without a word, they all stood up and left the combat eting room one after another, without further questioning.
The entire combat eting room suddenly beca spacious, except for the mbers of one squad and a few responsible parties.
Yan Lishan and a certain deputy were both bewildered.
This ti, they were involved in two different missions; Yan Lishan was in charge of ’Returning Ho,’ while the deputy was responsible for ’Seizing Reverence,’ with no understanding of the connection, and they didn’t know the real reason for staying.
"Now, we’re all on the sa side!" Qiao Chenyi said openly, evidently not seeing Yan Lishan and the deputy as outsiders.
These two held subsidiary roles; they needed to be involved in all the main general’s tasks, even thoroughly understanding and accurately implenting the general’s intentions and combat plans, which had long been a common understanding.
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