Simulation Game: Crisis Management

Chapter 707: Chapter 317: Silence

And right now is precisely when they need international aid.

Gu Ji has been staying by Yian Qingwen’s side, engaging with high-ranking military and political officials on the Bafang side.

It’s not that he enjoys standing in the spotlight or showing off, but for the ultimate mission of the game, to gain as much influence as possible from international media.

On the other hand, it’s to seize the opportunity to gather some information about the Shaye Organization from Bafang.

Even though Gu Ji has not yet reached the level of direct confrontation with this mysterious organization, whose motto is "May Human Glory Endure," it’s only a matter of time if he continues his path in special police counter-terrorism.

So, it might as well be an early intelligence gathering.

Pakistan has close ties with the Xia Kingdom, frequently organizing counter-terrorism security meetings in recent years, so there’s nothing they can’t discuss, especially in front of the Director of Emergency Management, Yian Qingwen.

The portly high-ranking Pakistani official in a silver-gray suit spoke:

"’Shaye’ has risen suddenly in recent years, constantly causing chaos, attacks, kidnappings, and other vicious events in the shadows. According to the intelligence gathered by the counter-terrorism department of the ISI Military Intelligence, the supporters behind this organization are in the Middle East and have significant ties with the notorious ’Al-Qaeda.’ Some members even come from its Wade Terrorist Training Camp."

"I see; it looks like during this earthquake relief, we need to pay special attention to social security issues."

Yian Qingwen replied thoughtfully.

Gu Ji, on the other hand, was intrigued by the latter part of what the other party said.

It should be known that Al-Qaeda is currently one of the most dangerous terrorist organizations in the world, responsible for incidents such as the Yemen explosion, the World Trade Center explosion in the United States, the car bombing in the capital of Saudi Arabia, the Tanzania Embassy explosion, and the globally shocking 9/11 crash event.

Each terrorist attack resulted in hundreds of deaths.

The U.S. Government spent billions of US Dollars in total to track down its leader, Ah Wad, after losing many excellent agents and informants, finally dispatching the T1-level Seal Team Six to carry out the United States Navy Special Operations Room’s most famous operation to date, codenamed "Spear of the Sea God."

After successfully killing Ah Wad, a year passed.

An American CH-47 helicopter was shot down by armed personnel in Afghanistan, resulting in the death of 31 US soldiers, including 20 special forces members from Seal Team Six. Without a doubt, this attack was Al-Qaeda’s retaliation against Seal Team Six.

This was also the greatest loss suffered by Seal Team Six since its establishment, without exception.

It shows just how terrifying Al-Qaeda is.

And the Wade Terrorist Training Camp is Al-Qaeda’s core training base, jokingly referred to as the "Huangpu Military Academy" of terrorist organizations.

This is what Gu Ji learned during his anti-terrorism case studies.

At the Wade Training Camp, trainees do not use real names, and those from the same country are often grouped together.

From pistols and knives to machine guns with ammunition belts, suicide drones, and surface-to-air missiles, they learn everything, and instructors also teach skills in abduction and surveillance. Mathematics is also part of the curriculum, as it helps them calculate trajectories and bomb power.

No wonder those armed criminals are able to set booby traps with homemade bombs.

Gu Ji suddenly understood.

Since this intelligence comes from ISI, it is very likely accurate.

After all, ISI has a strong international influence and maintains close cooperation with the Xia National Security Department, the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States, and other international intelligence agencies.

"It seems this mysterious organization is likely connected with the Middle East region..."

Gu Ji pondered silently.

Given that the Bafang side places significant importance on this incident, they have deployed a sufficient military presence and quickly completed the aftermath of the mine scene.

And after such a turmoil.

The rescue teams from the three countries no longer had the energy to continue participating in the rescue and could only return to the earthquake zone command center to rest.

On the way back, Gu Ji never forgot to ponder this side mission.

To be honest, even now, he doesn’t understand the system’s purpose in setting this up.

Theoretically, by obtaining the main shock and aftershock data of the earthquake zone from Bafang’s geological bureau, it would not be difficult to deduce the pattern, not to mention that with Gu Ji’s current high reputation, obtaining the data would be quite straightforward.

Therefore, the first thing Gu Ji did upon returning to the base camp was to report his thoughts to Yian Qingwen.

Unexpectedly, the impact of this earthquake was even more terrifying than he anticipated.

As of now, 8,600 people have died, and millions are homeless.

After obtaining the data, Gu Ji spent the afternoon contemplating its patterns and frequently discussed them with Yian Qingwen and other geological experts.

In the following days.

With Han Yue sent to the hospital, Yian Qingwen appointed Gu Ji, the one who made the greatest contribution to the "mine incident," as the temporary team commander to lead everyone in continuing to fight the disaster and rescue efforts.

As the "Golden 72 Hours" came to an end, the rescue efforts gradually began to wrap up.

Due to a severe shortage of rescue personnel and supplies.

Many people who survived the earthquake were determined to dig out the victims, bury the dead, and desperately search for food and heat sources.

The emergency living quarters temporarily set up in the earthquake zone were already overcrowded.

The homeless and dust-covered people had no choice but to squeeze into abandoned cars or gather around small fires to fend off the cold of the night.