The Terra Travel Diary of Neither Sacred, Rhea, nor Terra

That's why the facial recognition system he built didn't respond.

Benjamin remembered that he had entered the facial recognition system into the system for all department heads and heads of branches, big and small, of Rhine Life, as long as they were leaders.

As soon as these Rhine Life cadres appear, Benjamin will be alerted with the highest level of alarm.

This would give Benjamin enough time to disguise himself so that he wouldn't be caught red-handed while playing games like he is now.

"Which is the nearest city now?" Christen asked, not knowing what Benjamin was struggling with.

"Ah, wait a minute, let me take a look..." Benjamin, who thought that Kristen's first words were for him to pack up, was stunned for a moment, then picked up the terminal in his hand again.

"It's Tikarendo. It connected to this communication network sixteen weeks ago." Benjamin replied after looking at the information on the terminal.

"Tikalondo?" Kristen, who was a little disappointed with the situation, asked:

"What about Tremont? Where is Tremont now?"

Benjamin, who was not surprised by Kristen's question, immediately said:

"The intelligence from a week ago showed that Tremont was near the Duolun Mountain Valley."

"Is that so?" Kristen was a little dissatisfied.

Christen was not very satisfied with the result because Tremont, the headquarters of Rhine Life, was a bit far away, and Tikarendo had no high-tech industries and was home to a bunch of capitalists from low-end industries and the financial sector.

If the academic atmosphere of Tremon is the ladder of technological progress of Terra civilization, then the capital entrenched in Tikarendo is the slide of civilization progress.

Except for the early days when they were trying to scam...investors, Christen really disliked this city.

"If you don't like it, just go around it." Miku said indifferently.

"Well, the Duolun Mountain Canyon is not that far away. According to the speed of the Bear Child, it will only take three days to get there, excluding the rest time in between."

Kristen took the terminal directly from Benjamin and drew a suitable route on it.

Benjamin, who was very worried that some special files on his terminal would be seen by the commander, stammered:

"Although...although it's only been a week...

...news from a week ago, but there is...there is a natural disaster...the natural disaster messenger has announced...that there may be a natural disaster in that area."

In other words, Tremont might have been in the Doron Valley a week ago, but he might not be there now.

More importantly, because a communications link could not be established, the exact current location of the city of Tremont could not be determined until the next intelligence transmission.

In other words, we can only go to Tecalundo City first, then contact Tremon in Tecalundo City, and then get closer after confirming Tremon's location.

Or to be more direct, you can wait at this post station for new news before setting off again.

"I see. Actually, places where capitalists gather together are quite fun. We can hang a few of them to cheer ourselves up." Miku said after figuring out what was going on.

"Going to Tikarendo?" Knowing Miku's decision, Christen did not object. She was just curious why the capitalists had to be hanged.

Because from a certain perspective, as the general manager of Rhine Life, she is also a capitalist.

3: Rhine Life Headquarters received the news

With the help of the "insider" line provided by Benjamin, Christen quickly transferred the data files about the researcher Graciel Weigeni, code-named "Earth Spirit", into the line.

Because it has a unique identification code of the General Administration Construction Department, this data file was passed to the Rhine Life Office in Tikalundo City.

It was immediately transmitted to the post station in the direction of Tremont at the highest priority speed, and then passed on from one post station to another, and directly delivered to the Rhine Life headquarters in Tremont City.

If nothing unexpected happens, this data file will be incorporated into the personnel file of the General Construction Section as quickly as possible due to the special nature of its identification code.

From then on, Graciel Weigeni became a serious Rhine Life researcher.

Afterwards, Rhine Life's Human Resources Department will set up a new account specifically for Di Ling in its own bank and insurance company.

The basic salary every week will be deposited into the account on time, and the monthly commercial insurance will be paid like the salary until the third month after Di Ling leaves.

And because he is an employee of the General Construction Department, his treatment is also top-notch.

In other departments, the benchmark is the deputy director of the department and the main researcher who can lead the project... Of course, this refers to the basic salary.

The real big money for the research department comes from investments attracted through various PPTs, or from lucrative projects won through bidding from the general construction department.

The earth spirits don’t know all this, at least not yet.

Fortunately, Di Ling didn't know these things, so that she wouldn't suffer a sudden myocardial infarction when she knew about the accident.

Yes, there were a few twists in the process.

Normally, when the staff in charge of database management see Di Ling's employment information file, no matter how strange the content is, they will not pay too much attention and will directly release it into the database.

Is there any need for others to question why a big boss arranges a job for his friend where the friend only gets paid but does no work?

Nepotism and the like are normal relationships within companies.

To be precise, a boss with such a habit is a good boss, because everyone wants to be the one who is favored by nepotism.

This is true even in Rhine's life, where there are many PhDs and graduate students are worse than dogs.

However... however... however... the important thing is emphasized three times.

However, the Rhine Life Database Administrator on duty this time, Ms. Joyce Moore, was a stubborn person who did not have this idea.

It's not that he is stubborn due to his character development, but after a certain human experiment, this researcher became a living AI who can only think with mechanical thinking.

Joyce Moore repeatedly confirmed ten times that the employment documents lacked a lot of key information and muttered:

“Mistakes happen, mistakes happen, mistakes happen.”

At the same time, he forwarded the document to the desk of Yara, director of the Human Resources Department of Rhine Life, and marked the document in red.

Director Yara, who was chatting with an old friend, was reviewing the document that needed her review while talking on the phone.

As she watched, Yara stopped communicating with her old friend until the person on the other end of the phone called out to her several times.

Yara then spoke:

"Sorry, I have something urgent to deal with here."

After saying that, he hung up the phone without waiting for any response from the person on the other end.

After hanging up the phone, Yara took another careful look at the employment documents.

"Graciere Weigni? Bachmann's apprentice? When did Kristen get to know her?"

"Moreover, this document was issued by Kristen herself? The place of issuance was at the Colombian border?"

Yara clearly remembered that she had a few drinks with Kristen last night.

Thinking of this, Yara picked up another red encrypted phone on the table and said:

"Connect to the General Manager's Office."

"Yes, Director Yara." The staff member responsible for internal confidential communications responded immediately.

Soon, Yara's phone rang and Kristen's voice rang, and she looked like she was still asleep.

It seems that those few glasses of wine last night were a bit too much for Christen.

"You need to work on your drinking, Chris.

Sten." Yara said with a smile.

"...Did you occupy the emergency communication route just to laugh at my overestimation of my drinking capacity?" Kristen on the other end of the phone said unhappily after a moment of silence.

"Haha, I just think you should exercise. By the way, are you in the office now?" Yara said with a smile in a casual tone.

"I'm here. If there's nothing else, hang up." Christen said and was about to hang up the phone.

"Don't worry, you are free tonight. I have an appointment with Miu Miu to go to Vangelica to buy some jewelry."

Yara said quickly.

"Wait for me after get off work. I need to finish the things at hand first." Christen did not refuse Yara's invitation.

"It's settled." Yara hung up the phone and picked up another phone to call the director of the Ecology Department, Muir Seth.

The same invitation was repeated, but this time it was Yara who first invited Christen and then called Muirseth.

As the only fashion guru in Rhine's life (self-proclaimed), Muerseth certainly would not refuse Yara's invitation and agreed without hesitation.

Having planned her evening itinerary, Yara put down the phone and turned her attention back to the information in front of her.

After a long while, one of the phones on Yara's desk rang.

Yara picked up the phone very accurately and heard the voice of Saria, the director of Rhine Life Defense Department, in the microphone:

"What happened?"

"It's a serious matter. Are you in the office?"

Yara didn't find it strange that Saria knew about this because the Defense Department had a separate monitoring system.

When Joyce Moore sent the documents to Yara for review, it wouldn't be long before Saria received the news.

If Yara completed the review directly, Saria would at most archive the application.

But Yara did not give a review result for a long time, neither approving nor rejecting it, so Saria would naturally be very concerned.

Especially since this file also contains Kristen's identification code, it is even more important to Saria.

"I'm outside." While talking to Yara, Saria was driving a car on the streets of Tremont. The tablet terminal on the seat next to her showed the file marked in red by Joyce.

"Can you come to my office when you have time?" Yara asked.

"...Okay, I'll come now." After hearing what Yara said, Saria turned around on the spot, causing a series of honking, and then sped away in the direction she came from.

Looking at the Rhine Life logo on the SUV, the drivers who were almost hit by the car could only suppress their anger in their hearts.

This is Tremont, and Rhine Life is the "king" here

Knowing that what Director Yara was going to say in person was definitely not a trivial matter, Saria returned to the Rhine Life headquarters at a speed 10% above the speed limit and came to the Human Resources Department where Yara was.

Yara didn't waste any time and directly showed the red-marked document to Saria.

Saria read the document again in its entirety, paying attention to every word and even the punctuation marks.

After reading it, Saria said to Yara with a serious face:

"I also saw Kristen at noon."

"Well, I just called her, and she's still busy in the office."

Yara nodded and said.

"is it possible……"

Saria thought of a possibility, that is, Christen who stayed in the general manager's office was actually an extremely realistic projection.

And Christen herself had sneaked away alone for some purpose.

This has happened more than once.

"I made an appointment with her and Miu Miu to go to Vangelica together in the evening. Miu Miu should have gone to see her by now." Yara said to Saria.

"...Which means that Kristen's identification code has been stolen."

The expression on Saria's face became more and more serious.

The theft of the headquarters identification code was a catastrophic event for Rhine Life.

This means that all the information in the Rhine Life Database is vulnerable to thieves.

And the information in Rhine Life...none of the Columbia companies has a clean foundation.

Saria, who is busy putting out fires in Rhine Life's laboratories almost every day, knows very well that if all the information is exposed, everyone from Kristen to the grassroots researchers at Rhine Life will be in trouble.

Perhaps Rhine Life itself will become a flash in the pan in the history of Columbia's technological development because of this turmoil.

"Apart from all the impossibilities, the last possibility is the truth. It seems that our commander-in-chief accidentally lost her identification code."

Yara said in a rather incredible tone, after all, the general identification code is something that is very difficult to lose.

Especially since Kristen is also a master in cryptography, her identification code is not a simple series of letters or symbols.

"I'll transfer the data now. When do you plan to tell Christen?" Saria said decisively.

"Don't worry, there's no rush for data and information for now." Yara interrupted Saria's plan.

"Are you planning to go fishing?" Saria said, instantly realizing what Director Yara was planning.

"I'd like to see who got Kristen's ID number.

Maybe it's someone she knows." Yara said.