I put you in charge of those rebellious female soldiers, how come they all became top special forces

It was 1 a.m., inside the server room.

The quiet monitoring system suddenly displayed a red warning box.

On the eastern side of the research institute, a hidden wireless signal detector captured a set of high-frequency encrypted communication signals.

The location points directly to the drainage ditch.

He pushed his chair aside abruptly, grabbed his laptop, rushed into the lab, and shoved the screen in front of Chen Zheng.

Chen Zheng leaned back in his chair, glanced at the coordinates on the screen, and a slight smile appeared on his lips.

The fish has taken the bait.

Without any unnecessary movements, he directly took out his communicator, quickly switched channels, and whispered instructions.

At the same time, the keyboard woke up Zhao Yuanshan, who was resting.

An Ran and Qin Hong each led a group of people, silently encircling the drainage ditch area from the north and south.

An Ran led Li Yue forward by crawling low through the bushes to the south, completely concealing their presence.

She was no longer the awkward woman sitting in the corner of the laboratory, holding a water glass and lost in thought; the aura of Captain Mulan was released without reservation.

Li Yue followed closely behind her.

As I approached the edge of the drainage ditch, a faint metallic scraping sound drifted over on the night breeze.

An Ran quickly lowered her body, her eyes fixed on what was in front of her.

The rusty cast iron cover was slowly pushed open from below, and a figure in a black training uniform nimbly emerged from the ground.

A cold glint flashed in An Ran's eyes, her leg muscles tensed instantly, and she shot out with a powerful burst of energy.

The dark figure reacted incredibly quickly. Sensing something amiss, it kicked the cover away and used the recoil to twist and run away.

An Ran pursued relentlessly, instantly accelerating to her maximum speed.

The dark figure pressed down on the low wall with one hand, then leaped into the air with a rather standard movement.

But Anran was faster than him.

His figure suddenly sprang up, almost brushing past the top of the wall, relentlessly pursuing him.

At the same time, Qin Hong, along with two members of the Phoenix team, intercepted the man from the north, completely blocking his turning space.

The chase lasted less than 300 meters. The dark figure had just rushed outside when it ran headfirst into Qin Hong's dark gun barrel.

The other person's pupils constricted sharply, and they forcefully twisted their waist and abdomen in an attempt to change direction.

Just as he slowed down and turned, An Ran pounced on him from behind.

Without any fancy moves, she used the momentum of her sprint to slam her knees hard into her opponent's back.

The two crashed onto the ground covered with fallen leaves, wrestling and rolling around several times.

The shadowy figure struggled desperately, its elbows thrashing wildly backward.

An Ran snorted coldly, and her body suddenly sank downwards.

While dodging the elbow strike, the left hand passes through the opponent's neck, the right hand hooks the wrist, and the legs wrap around the opponent's waist.

A perfect joint lock in actual combat, cleanly and decisively locking down all of the opponent's points of force.

Qin Hong rushed over and, seeing the motionless black figure on the ground, her eyes twitched involuntarily.

Although this explosive power is far inferior to Chen Zheng's, it is still truly formidable.

The beams of the tactical headlamps shone directly on the face of the man pinned to the ground.

He looked to be around 27 or 28 years old, with a typical Asian face.

An Ran pressed down hard on the other person's back, keenly sensing that something was wrong.

The man's first reaction upon being caught was neither to struggle or beg for mercy, nor did he utter a single cry of surprise.

Instead, it suddenly stretched its neck, opened its mouth, and bit down hard on the collar of its training uniform.

Trying to destroy the evidence!

An Ran's right hand shot out like lightning, grabbing the other person's chin and forcibly dislocating the jaw joint, while her left hand ripped open his collar.

A tiny storage device, no bigger than a fingernail, was forcibly ripped off.

A flicker of fear flashed in the man's eyes, but he quickly regained his composure.

Then he simply closed his eyes and remained silent.

An hour later, in the interrogation room.

Zhao Yuanshan personally sat at the interrogation table.

My men have already searched you.

Besides the miniature storage device that was almost bitten to pieces, the belt also contained a satellite phone and a set of Chinese resident ID cards.

The name and address on the ID card were all forged, but the craftsmanship was extremely high; it was definitely not something that a roadside document forger could produce.

Zhao Yuanshan instructed technicians to extract fingerprints on-site and directly compare them with the hat's database in real time.

The results came out fifteen minutes later.

The fingerprint belongs to Zhang Qiming, who is from China.

Three years ago, this person worked at a core military research institute, where he was responsible for maintaining the underlying data.

Then he resigned for personal reasons and disappeared completely from all social systems.

There are no records of buying or renting a house, or staying in a hotel.

Even if he were to wander the streets, no one would ever see him.

There was no record of leaving the country, no spending history, and even the social security account had been frozen for three years.

Zhao Yuanshan gripped the report, his teeth clenched in anger.

Damn it, a senior technician trained in the core military-industrial system of the Dragon Kingdom.

Three years after his disappearance, he is now working for a foreign spy organization while carrying a miniature storage device.

And they can't even get into the upper echelons, so they can only do this kind of dirty work!

All of this shows that the White Egret's infiltration network within the Dragon Kingdom has long been deeply rooted.

Although the person was caught, the interrogation did reach a stalemate for a time.

Zhang Qiming had clearly received professional counter-interrogation training and remained silent throughout.

Although Zhao Yuanshan was furious, he calmed down and ordered his men to keep him under close guard.

The meeting room was brightly lit.

Chen Zheng remained calm, sitting in a chair with a thermos in his hand.

An Ran stood upright behind him.

Zhao Yuanshan pushed open the door, pulled out a chair, sat down, and looked directly at Chen Zheng.

"What do you think?" His tone was more serious than ever before.

After a moment of contemplation, Chen Zheng slowly raised one finger.

"First, Zhang Qiming is not a core member of Bailu, but only an outer execution layer. The real controller will never come in person."

Zhao Yuanshan frowned and nodded slightly.

This certainly aligns with the operating logic of spy organizations.

Chen Zheng raised another finger.

"Secondly, the miniature memory he tried to bite off is probably tonight's mission target."

"He sneaked in through the drainage ditch, most likely with the aim of bypassing the network firewall, directly physically accessing the laboratory's internal terminals, and forcibly copying core data."

Zhao Yuanshan gasped, and as he continued thinking along these lines, the hairs on his body stood on end.

Chen Zheng's gaze gradually sharpened.

"Third, and most importantly, Lu Chuan's suspicion has not only not been ruled out, but has actually increased significantly."

"Zhang Qiming could indeed sneak into the outer perimeter through the drainage ditch, but he could never know the exact physical location of the laboratory's intranet server, let alone the exact storage path of Lanmeng Data."

"Leaving aside other things, someone must have drawn up a map for him from within."

"Based on this alone, Lu Chuan not only cannot be let go, but must be kept even closer. If necessary, he should be given a major memory restoration technique. We cannot be too lenient."