300: 300 300: 300 The roaring of the vehicle interrupted Ye Tian’s thoughts; he turned his head to see that it wasn’t just any bus, no, Beiping’s buses were not white, this was…
a company shuttle.
Ye Tian saw the blue letters “Qingyu Technology” printed on the car body, and the elders on the bus all had an extraordinary presence, full of scholarly aura, definitely not ordinary people.
The car was heading out, not from the main entrance that he was staking out, but from a side door; Ye Tian thought, a high-tech company like this must have its own engineers, definitely well-paid, a dedicated shuttle is a must, and exiting through a smaller gate made sense.
Suddenly, he had an idea.
“Hey, you!
Yes, talking to you!”
The guard at the south gate was looking down at his phone, but noticed soone standing by the fence, head down, unsure what they were doing.
As he walked closer, he realized soone was urinating there.
Seeing soone approaching, the person hurriedly pulled up their pants.
“Damn it, daring to act recklessly here, you want to die, huh?” Another guard sneered and continued to look at his phone.
It wasn’t long before that guard ca back.
“Who the hell, so bold, aren’t you afraid your dick will freeze off?”
“Not afraid.”
“You’ve pissed before, and you say you’re not afraid…” The tone was wrong!
The guard looking at his phone just lifted his head when he suddenly saw darkness, and he passed out completely.
There was a small cabin specifically for guards to rest at the entrance, equipped with heating, hot water, and a computer.
The computer screen showed feeds from various caras.
Ye Tian positioned the two guards, cut off the phone line inside, threw their phone batteries into the kettle, then locked the door and left.
The thick work clothes were indeed much warr than a re suit; Ye Tian tightened his clothing and moved forward.
Being discovered was only a matter of ti; he just wanted to get inside; anyway, no one could catch him.
The company was vast, including large open spaces, green areas, parking, and employee dormitories—spacious and luxurious, a real estate developer would weep seeing such lavish use of land.
Ye Tian didn’t lower his hat but instead walked with his chest out and his head high.
Lowering his hat was useless; many fools think if you can’t see others, they can’t see you.
In reality, the more natural you act deep in enemy territory, the less suspicious you are; those who try hard to disguise are always spotted first.
Ostriches never actually bury their heads in the sand; that’s just a myth.
Poor ostriches, Ye Tian thought sympathetically.
Few people were around, which surprised Ye Tian given the huge facilities and grand scale.
Why so few?
While walking, he observed the layout of the place.
Single-story buildings along the fence were definitely employee dormitories, and buildings with three or four floors and several exits and staircases were generally cafeterias or similar, all according to standard regulations, requiring spacious grounds and broad places, after all, we’re talking about hundreds of people eating.
Ye Tian wasn’t interested in those; he was looking for technology or office buildings.
Soone like Mo Yan was definitely an office dweller.
Approaching the cafeteria, he turned right, and less than 200 ters away, he saw a main building, about ten stories tall, not massively imposing but stylishly designed—with tempered glass and angular cuts, and a conical tal spike on the roof, full of technological flair.
That’s it!
However, finding the building was one thing, but the fixed post at the entrance posed a problem.
Unlike the gate guards, the personnel here were clearly elite, revealed by the stern look in their eyes.
Trying to pee here might get him killed!
Apparently sensing sothing off, the two guards started glancing at him more attentively, whispering to each other, and finally casting a harsh gaze over.
Ye Tian didn’t want any mishaps; he needed to scout the area fully as he hadn’t even finished half yet.
After pretending to casually glance around with a baton, he turned to leave.
“Stop!”
Crap!
Are all guards on duty here so impressive?
Ye Tian pretended not to hear, gritting his teeth and continuing the casual pace, no different from the other guards.
“Stop!”
Ye Tian thought about running.
“Why so loud, I’m just offering help.
Hey, I’m talking to you, stop looking, it’s you.”
Ye Tian turned around to see a woman added among the two guards, dressed in white resembling a nurse’s outfit, observing the badge on her chest and a work badge hanging on her neck, probably a technician.
The two guards glanced at him and said no more.
Ye Tian inwardly exhaled a sigh of relief, a false alarm.
The woman sized him up, “Can you drive?
Doesn’t need to be advanced, just able to drive is fine.”
Ye Tian patted his chest, “I used to drive a black taxi, very skilled at it.”
The woman rolled her eyes at him, “Co over, and help with sothing.”
Tucking his baton behind, Ye Tian walked over, even though he was doing sothing sneaky, he was still unavoidably having awkward movents because of his nerves.
“Where’s your work badge?” the man next to her asked, still with a frosty look.
Damn, definitely so tough veterans who’ve seen blood.
Ye Tian thought to himself, his nervousness mounting.
Everyone here wore a work badge, including the gate guards.
It wasn’t that Ye Tian didn’t want to wear one—the problem was the photo; wearing it would have him caught even faster.
Asking again with a more stern tone, “Where’s your work badge?” as the other person also closed in, seeming ready to take him down.
Ye Tian smiled naturally, then fumbled around on himself, and stopped, “I forgot it, should I go back and look for it?”
Suspicious enough to detain soone, the two n moved closer, and the situation beca tense.
“Forget it, I often forget my work badge when I get up too.
Hurry over, the experint won’t wait.”
The girl turned, her ponytail swinging high with each movent.
The two n seeing that lost their mood, reminding themselves they were just hired to guard the door, at the end of the day, they were old soldiers from the tactical police team, but really, they were just door-watchers.
What they said didn’t really count.
Ye Tian bowed and thanked them, but one man glared at him, “Kid, you better behave yourself!” Ye Tian ignored him and followed the young girl.
“Can’t stand those two, always pulling faces, who are they showing off for?
Shoe-faced, serves them right to be door-watchers.
Hmph!”
“Right, right.”
Ye Tian agreed, feeling sowhat uneasy, as truly dedicated people are often unpopular.
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