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Huang Renjie's gaze pierced through the tense air in the room. He could feel the loyalty and determination emanating from each soldier, but at the same time, he also sensed their doubts and unease. The words of the Minister of National Defense were like a spell, tightly binding the thoughts of these soldiers, turning them into ruthless fighting machines.
Huang Renjie knew deeply that the confrontation before him was not just a test of strength, but also a test of will and belief. He took a deep breath, his eyes revealing determination and calmness, despite the fear and uncertainty lingering in his heart. He knew that the current situation was extremely critical. Once a firefight broke out, not only would the lives of the three of them be in great danger, but even the safety of the president could not be guaranteed.
Huang Renjie quietly signaled to Shin to be prepared for unexpected situations. Shin nodded, though his face showed no expression, his eyes gleamed with vigilance and readiness.
The voice of the president rang out again, carrying an unquestionable authority: "Minister of National Defense, your actions here have exceeded your authority. You are challenging the laws and order of the entire country. This is not for the glory of the nation, but for personal ambition."
Minister of National Defense's face turned dark, and a hint of madness and determination flashed in his eyes: "president, everything I have done is for the future of our country. I don't need your understanding, just your cooperation."
The air in the room became even heavier, Huang Renjie and Shin tightly gripped their guns, ready to respond to any potential conflict. They were acutely aware that the outcome of this standoff would determine the fate of the entire country. Huang Renjie silently prayed, hoping to find a peaceful solution to this crisis.
About three hours ago, in the National Cyber Security Center, the room was filled with tension and anxiety. Auntie Hong had been by Kevin's side, feeling both worried and helpless. She watched as Kevin slowly woke up from unconsciousness, and a relieved smile involuntarily appeared on her face.
"Hey! Are you finally awake?" Auntie Hong said with a voice full of concern and joy.
Kevin groggily opened his eyes, his head still aching and his mind not quite clear. His last memory was being knocked down by that ferocious woman, a blow that plunged his world into darkness. Anxiously, he asked Auntie Hong, "The virus... is it taken care of?"
Auntie Hong smiled and nodded, "Yes, it's all taken care of. Huang Renjie and Shin did a great job, and now the virus has been contained."
Kevin heard the news and felt a moment of relief, but then thought of King Cobra and asked, "What about... King Cobra? How is he doing?"
Auntie Hong looked slightly worried and replied, "He is still in a coma, but Renjie just notified someone to come help... There should be medical care soon."
Kevin tried to sit up, but his body felt weak. Auntie Hong quickly helped him adjust his sitting position and comforted him, saying, "The most important thing for you now is to rest. Don't think too much. We are all very grateful for everything you have done."
Kevin nodded, a hint of determination flashed in his eyes, and he managed to force a faint smile, "We just did what we should do. I hope everything will return to normal soon."
Kevin sat by the wall, with a hint of confusion in his eyes. "Where are Huang Renjie and Shin?" he asked with a puzzled tone, as if still immersed in his previous daze.
Auntie Hong's face was filled with sorrow as she looked at Kevin, seemingly hesitant about whether to tell him everything. But in the end, she decided to reveal the truth to Kevin. She took a deep breath and slowly began, "Renjie told me that all of this was orchestrated by the Minister of National Defense. He wants to seize power... Right now, Renjie and Shin are on their way to save the president, attempting to stop the Minister of National Defense's madness."
Kevin listened to Auntie Hong's words and seemed unable to believe it all. He was still trying to make sense of the situation before him, and he exclaimed in disbelief, "Huh? It can't be... the Minister of National Defense would do such a thing?"
Auntie Hong nodded solemnly and said, "Yes, the current situation is very dangerous. Huang Renjie and Shin are risking their lives. We can only pray that they can succeed in stopping all of this."
Kevin gritted his teeth, a hint of determination fl Shin g in his eyes. Despite his poor physical condition, his heart was filled with extreme concern for his companions. His hands clenched into fists, filled with worry for his friends and a longing for justice.
Still digesting the shocking news from Auntie Hong, Kevin was suddenly interrupted by the appearance of a group of people. Leading them was a powerful woman, none other than Rose. Her arrival immediately caught the attention of everyone in the room.
Auntie Hong Seeing the rose, a hint of surprise and relief flashed in her eyes. She immediately greeted her with joy, saying, "Oh! Beautiful lady, you're finally here!" Her voice was filled with excitement and relief.
Kevin was still a bit dazed, his gaze falling on the rose. He only saw a woman who was both elegant and beautiful, and couldn't help but be a little stunned. He hadn't fully recovered from the news just now and wasn't sure how to react.
Rose greeted the Auntie Hong with enthusiasm and then quickly directed the people around her. She calmly and orderly arranged for the personnel to take care of King Cobra, who was lying on the side, seriously injured and unconscious. Her movements were quick and professional, indicating her familiarity with such emergency situations.
Afterwards, Rose turned to Kevin and Auntie Hong, showing her care and professionalism. She softly inquired about Kevin's injuries while expressing concern for Auntie Hong. Rose's arrival seemed to give them a sense of security and hope, easing the previously tense atmosphere slightly.
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