Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

A few hours earlier, Alavi and his secretary stood there blankly for five minutes before they heard the two cameras behind them leave.

Alavi wiped the sweat from his brow, feeling as if he had just escaped death, and in his daze, he almost lost his balance.

His secretary, Xerxes, quickly came over to help him sit down, then said with a look of relief, "I was so scared! I thought they were going to kill me."

"The Jews aren't good people. They didn't kill us, but their intelligence isn't accurate either. Quds Force Commander Qassem Soleimani didn't return from Qom. He's still alive, and he'll definitely suspect us."

If he had also come and died, then the military high command would have been left without a navy officer, and we would have had a good chance of escaping in the chaos!

"Sigh, war these days is just too terrifying. I really don't want to endure this anymore. Thankfully, Della is gone; at least we left her enough money."

Xerxes thought of his wife Della, who had fled to Singapore, and said with a smile, "Father-in-law is wise. It's good that we sent her away first. Now we have enough money to raise the children. Even if we die, we will have no regrets."

"Don't talk such discouraging things. Let's go back to Tehran. We have to find a way to save ourselves."

Xerxes said, somewhat shocked, "How can we go back to Tehran? There are so many people and only the two of us are alive. Do you think we can get through the border? We'll have to fly abroad!"

"You idiot, if we run now, it will confirm that we are traitors, and we will be dead if we are caught."

But if we go back now, we can still explain it with a stiff upper lip! We're in charge of intelligence, and we were the ones who handled all those modified robots that were smuggled into Israel before. We understand that the power of robots is only natural.

Then, they said they anticipated the inside wouldn't hold, so they came out first. The rest of the people waited a while before leaving, so they didn't have time to run. That's all they said; anyway, nobody knows the final outcome except us.

Now that there's been a major reshuffle at the top, even if someone suspects us, they have no reason, no evidence, and no authority to deal with us. The only variable is Kassommani; he went to Qom to negotiate with the clergy and work on installing a new leader, but we can also use that against him.

We need to throw water on him, without directly saying he has a problem, but emphasize that he is the only military commander who is not here.

"Let's get away from these robots first, and then bury this signal device somewhere. Who knows what it's capable of? Giving out location information is one thing, but what if it blows us up?"

"Father-in-law, just in case, just in case we encounter their robots again in the future, this might still be useful."

"How could it possibly work forever? That's settled then, let's focus on surviving first."

"Okay, I'll do as you say."

The two men retrieved two motorcycles at the foot of the mountain and rode for several kilometers before finding one of their intelligence outposts. They then led a small team from the intelligence department and sped back to Tehran.

The situation in Tehran is not good either. Israel's operations cannot rely solely on a few hundred robots; conventional bombing will still be indispensable.

Then Alavi was pleasantly surprised to find that he had a lot of room to maneuver!

Because in addition to the president dying in the robot raid, the Attorney General and the jurists of the Guardianship Council were also killed in the airstrikes.

These three individuals form a three-person acting committee as stipulated by the constitution when the position of supreme leader is vacant.

The current situation in Iran is as follows:

The supreme leader has died.

The guardianship committee is paralyzed.

The expert council that selects the supreme leader requires 86 people to convene, and it is not easy to select them. Moreover, in order to avoid bombing, it is currently difficult to gather enough people.

The president and the Attorney General died.

The commander-in-chief of the regular army has gone missing.

Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Guard, Jafari, died.

Commander of the Revolutionary Guard Aerospace Force, missing.

The legal heirs no longer exist, and the decision-making center has physically disappeared.

Among those in the military with influence and prestige, only Qassem Soleimani, the commander of the Quds Force, remained.

In this situation, according to the Iranian system, only the General Staff of the Armed Forces is capable of taking charge.

Coincidentally, he had just returned from there. The command post was a bloodbath, and all the high-ranking officers had been wiped out.

Having learned the situation, Alavi quickly integrated his men, and his son-in-law Xerxes went out to contact various key figures to begin gathering strength.

Although from the perspective of legal succession, he could be said to be completely inferior to the others and had no chance of even getting close to the throne.

But he's no nobody! He's one of the 12 official members of the Supreme National Security Council, Iran's highest security decision-making body, and he's at its absolute core. It's one of Iran's three sovereign ministerial bodies and one of the five cabinet positions that require the Supreme Leader's approval for appointment.

He had 30,000 intelligence employees directly under his command, and with the other leaders of the Supreme Intelligence Affairs Committee all dead, the remaining 20,000 people in his 12 departments were all at his disposal. This nearly 50,000-strong force, plus a vast network of informants, gave him a sense of confidence.

Later, some mid-level officers took the initiative to lead their troops to gather around him, and three hours after the Israeli attack, he could be said to have initially taken control of Tehran.

However, he still felt it wasn't safe. The current situation was that he had to bite the bullet and keep going, even if it meant playing the role of an ambitious man, he couldn't back down.

Thanks to the intelligence network, he had overheard Kassolemni's phone call to Tehran. Kassolemni was indeed suspicious and even afraid of being killed, so he dared not return to Tehran for the time being.

However, Kasulemani has a very high prestige in the army, arguably the highest now. He has contacted many generals and persuaded them to take orders from Allawi and help maintain the situation.

Allawi knew that this seemingly reasonable action was actually a form of surveillance. If he made any move to board the plane, those officers who were currently under his command would tear him to pieces.

He has to do something to completely prove himself, that there really is no problem with him.

To completely detach oneself from this matter, one must prove that one utterly hates Jews and is an absolutely trustworthy person.

Allawi called his son-in-law Xerxes over: "How's it going in Singapore? Has the money arrived?"

"I just called Della, and he said the Jewish people seem to be very wealthy; they didn't use cash, they paid directly with interest."

Allawi nodded with satisfaction and said, "Then I'm sorry to them. We're still not safe enough. We need to be more ruthless."

"What are your plans?"

"We don't have much time left. In another half a day or a day, things could change at any time. Go and contact Nagdi, the commander-in-chief of the Basij militia of the Revolutionary Guard, and the cleric of the Supreme Leader stationed in the Revolutionary Guard. Tell him that I have the Supreme Leader's orders to carry out."

Time is of the essence. Based on the timing of Israel's attack on us, and considering I am the Supreme Leader, we must act within six hours. We need them to come and bear witness; I urge them to arrive as soon as possible.