"Hi!"
Several staff mbers started to move to arrange their tasks.
Yoshimura Yuichi took out a phone from his pocket and called the Beautiful Country's CIA, "This is Yoshimura Yuichi, please be ready to execute the Sandwich Cookie Plan."
"My people are urging those warlords to mobilize. As long as there are no hitches on your side, don't exaggerate the achievents at Twin Peaks again."
On the other line was Judith, the Deputy Director of the CIA, who was now fully in charge of the affairs related to Jieke Group.
Yoshimura Yuichi's face darkened, but he could not retort since he had indeed lost face at Twin Peaks, having boasted too soon.
"Twin Peaks is different; we have now successfully circumvented this nail. Jieke Group cannot stop our advance, and their doom is imminent."
Yoshimura Yuichi was very confident, with hundreds of thousands of troops able to cross the Ruo Kai Mountains — this natural barrier — how could the almost destroyed military force of Jieke Group withstand his massive army.
Even Super Soldiers couldn't manage it; heavy weapons could blast them into nothingness.
Moreover, the Sandwich Cookie Plan he had just ntioned ant that when he attacked Ji State, the allied forces of the warlords from the northern border of Chan Country would also march south, attacking the core of Jieke Group in East Qin State.
This would put Jieke Group in a pincer movent, giving them no chance to struggle or resist.
"Don't underestimate Jieke Group, be careful of their backup plans."
Judith, hearing Yoshimura Yuichi's arrogant tone, warned him with unmistakable displeasure.
He had dealt with Jieke Group a lot and was very aware of their cunning and ruthlessness.
Who knows how many CIA mbers had died at their hands; any underestimation of their force would cost dearly.
"As for the Super Soldiers, I will be cautious. Our fighter jets, missiles, and tanks are all waiting for their do-or-die charge. Then, I will film it and let you appreciate their dying struggles,"
Yoshimura Yuichi said confidently, indicating that he could handle it.
"General Yoshimura, please don't start celebrating with champagne before achieving final victory,"
Judith's voice on the phone was already laced with dissatisfaction, almost as if she was about to scold Yoshimura Yuichi outright.
"I was rely stating facts. Director Judith, you are worrying too much. Wait for my good news,"
Yoshimura Yuichi did not want to listen to Judith, mainly because he also did not dare to lash out at her.
"Once Jieke Group is annihilated, I really must see this Su Jie, to find out if he really has three heads and six arms that frightened the Deputy Director of the CIA of Beautiful Country into a coward."
Snorting in derision, Yoshimura Yuichi found Judith's timidity amusing.
anwhile, far across the ocean, Judith put down the phone with a look of helplessness.
Although he was the Deputy Director of the CIA of Beautiful Country in charge of intelligence, he wasn't actually responsible for waging wars; moreover, he knew the Eight Nation Group no longer wanted to delay and was eager to resolve the Jieke Group issue.
Many influential people had been frightened by Jieke Group's tactical ploys, fearing that their opponents might desperately lash out. Getting rid of Jieke Group sooner would let them rest easy and enjoy the benefits after swallowing Jieke Group.
......
In the end, the Eight Nation Group also agreed to Yoshimura Yuichi's action plan.
The Ninth chanized Brigade, the Fifth Armored Brigade, and the Eighth Infantry Division set out first, paving their way along the Sidan River into Sin Fan Avenue. They traveled hundreds of kiloters, with a smooth arrival of thirty thousand soldiers inside Ji State's territory.
This process was almost unobstructed, further convincing Yoshimura Yuichi that Jieke Group's military force was significantly depleted.
Otherwise, how could the Ninth chanized Brigade, the Fifth Armored Brigade, and the Eighth Infantry Division have entered Ji State so smoothly?
Given the presence of nurous armored units and the advantage of having air superiority in the plains of Ji State, the advantage was indeed imnse.
If he were Jieke Group's commander, he would certainly have instructed his soldiers to act as guerrillas, entering the forest to disrupt this unit's advance.
Because the complex environnt of the Ruo Kai Mountains was suitable to limit this armor-centric troop, facing them on the plains would only be asking for trouble.
It was precisely Jieke Group's inactive response that allowed Yoshimura Yuichi to truly relax. He imdiately sent the following army of one hundred thousand soldiers along the Sidan River, magnificently marching into the Ruo Kai Mountains, heading toward the territory of Ji State.
...
Ji State!
Beneath Jiwei City, Base Number Five underground.
A train pulled into the station, and with a long whistle, the doors opened, and a batch of distinct soldiers disembarked.
This group of soldiers was small, only over a hundred strong.
But accompanying these soldiers were logistics personnel numbering over five hundred.
Underground base soldiers who were training and patrolling curiously looked on, only to see this batch of soldiers donned in light blue coats that looked similar to their Tianyuan Protective Clothing in style, yet the material seed quite different.
On these soldiers' shoulders, there perched chubby worms with six pairs of wings clinging to their bodies, seemingly in a deep slumber.
What's more crucial was, these people carried an air of iciness, their gazes fierce. A re look from them was enough to send a chill through many soldiers, making it feel as if they were encountering a natural predator.
"It's the Steel Camp, there's soone I've seen before; he is from the Steel Camp."
So soldier said this, and imdiately, the atmosphere beca very lively.
In the military, strength was respected. Just as ordinary people idolized celebrities, in Jieke Group, Steel Camp was the star every Jieke Security Soldiers idolized.
Since its formation, this unit had always been Jieke Group's most mysterious and strongest core force, having carried out countless important missions, and with a completion rate of 100%, it was the world's strongest single soldier unit that countless soldiers adored and aspired to, far surpassing any other country's special forces.
"Looks like they have beco fiercer than before."
"These are soldiers from the Steel Camp? It's my first ti seeing them with my own eyes."
"If only I could join, I wonder what the requirents are to get into Steel Camp."
More and more soldiers gathered, not much different from fans at a celebrity event.
"Everyone, suit up."
Miao Lun was accustod to such scenes, as he used to be surrounded by people when visiting brother units for guidance.
Under Miao Lun's order, logistics soldiers operated cranes to lift large iron boxes from the cargo section of the train, rapidly unfolding them on all sides.
Click! Click! Click!
Inside the opened boxes were suites of Biological Armor, as batches of Nutritional Spirit Liquid were pumped in, causing the flesh inside to writh and rge together, while the exterior alloy tal received a forest camouflage paint, forming Steel chas standing three ters tall.
One by one, Steel Camp soldiers stepped forward, fitting their bodies into the Biological Armors, whose rear parts grew close again, making them appear seamlessly integrated.
The logistics soldiers brought various weapons—rocket launchers, anti-tank missiles, flathrowers, Gatlins, anti-material sniper rifles, high-caliber anti-aircraft machines, along with a large amount of ammunition—fitting them into the Biological Armors, making them appear bulkier yet with the various weapons mounted, they looked even more imposing and intimidating.
The nearby soldiers' mouths gradually ford an O shape, feeling their hearts wildly beating, the excitent and instinctive fear in their hearts made them feel as if they were re plants facing a storm, ready to be torn apart at any mont.
"Get on the trucks."
Without lingering, Miao Lun led his subordinates to board the trucks that had been waiting there.
Base Number Five was closest to the front lines at the Ruo Kai Mountains, and they were to travel through an underground tunnel, eventually making their direct landing on the Ruo Kai Mountains.
The heavy trucks carrying Steel Camp disappeared, but this was not the end.
Over the next few days, Base Number Five beca especially busy, with trains loaded with soldiers and supplies arriving here, and tens of thousands of soldiers heading to the front lines from this place.
The war machine of Jieke Group had finally started to operate in earnest.
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