In the morning, Xu Yun was woken up by the girls from Paradise on Sea that had been arranged to serve him last night. Lai Wen was not in good spirits, so he slept very little.
He woke up very early and felt bored eating breakfast alone, so he came to wake Xu Yun up.
Xu Yun got up and looked at the time. It was only seven o 'clock. Lai Wen was still able to wake up so early last night. It was unbelievable.
When Xu Yun came out, Lai Wen smiled embarrassedly. "I'm sorry for disturbing your rest."
"Boss Lai, you're treating me like an outsider," Xu Yun said. "When are we leaving?"
"There's no rush. Let's eat first." Lai Wen took Xu Yun to eat breakfast. He had already asked someone to prepare breakfast.
Early in the morning, they ate things like swallow, abalone, ginseng, and Buddha Jumps Over The Wall. Xu Yun felt like he had eaten too much.
Lai Wen's broken body was not depleted even though he played like this every day. It was really thanks to these nutritious things. Otherwise, with his small body, he would have been crippled long ago.
After breakfast, Lai Wen suddenly asked someone to prepare a pen for him. He then wrote a line on a piece of tissue.
Lai Wen pushed the tissue to Xu Yun. Xu Yun took it and looked. It said, "South Sudan, Akbo."
Xu Yun thought for a moment. Although he was not familiar with South Sudan, he quickly searched the map in his mind. Akbo was the border between South Sudan and Ethiopia.
South Sudan was a restless country. Two years ago, soldiers from the Dinka and Nuweir tribes in the presidential guard had a gunfight in the capital, Juba. This armed conflict was a coup d 'état.
The mastermind behind it was the vice president, but the vice president did not admit it. After the conflict, the vice president immediately fled to his hometown in Jonglai state in the north.
A few days after the conflict, the general of the government army in the north, James Kean, announced that he had defected and sided with the vice president.
South Sudan's leadership had internal conflicts, but on a deeper level, the country's officials were too inexperienced in governing. The influence of the tribes in the country was huge, and the government lacked control over the army.
It would be strange if it wasn't chaotic.
But it was not their fault. After all, South Sudan did not have any real contact with the outside world until the end of the 19th century. It was first colonized by the United Kingdom and Egypt, and then became part of Sudan. It had only been independent for a few years.
But the vast majority of South Sudanese probably still don't know what independence means. This was a country where more than 90% of the population were illiterate!
It was not a good thing for the tribe to have too much influence on the country. The people of South Sudan were usually loyal to their own tribe before the country. As for what role the tribe should play in the country, the South Sudanese did not have a consensus.
When the country became independent, the first thing most South Sudanese thought about was the economic and political benefits that independence would bring to their tribes.
Driven by this mentality, the struggle for power between the tribes was inevitable.
A few tribes that had lost their power had embarked on the path of armed rebellion.
The government had limited control over the army, and the complicated tribal situation was also reflected in the South Sudanese army. Soldiers from different tribes would fight with soldiers from other tribes for the benefit of their own tribe, but the government could not do anything about it.
After the vice president betrayed the country, he had been at odds with the president. They fought within the country until even Ban Jiwen could not stand it and strongly condemned him.
Although the president and vice president of South Sudan signed a "ceasefire agreement," this thing was bullsh * t to them.
No one implemented it, and the flames of war had never stopped in the country.
In comparison, the security in Ethiopia was relatively stable. Although there had been incidents of Hua Xia citizens being kidnapped in Ethiopia a few years ago. But overall, it was much better than South Sudan.
After all, there were refugees, refugees, and other unsafe factors. The specific residential areas and deserted streets were more dangerous. If the rich second generation of Hua Xia went to flaunt their wealth, they would definitely encounter trouble.
The people in that place were not like the people in Huaxia, who would lick the rich second generation whenever they saw them. They wanted to get some benefits from the rich second generation. However, the people here were not like that. They would directly rob the rich second generation.
South Sudan's Akobo was located at the border between the two countries. It should not be the most chaotic place in South Sudan.
"The place where the Japanese are?" Xu Yun crumpled the tissue into a ball and threw it away.
Lai Wen nodded. "That's right."
"Boss Lai, when do you want me to take action?" Xu Yun continued.
"Take action today." Lai Wen said. Xu Yun would need a whole day to set off from here to South Sudan's Akobo.
Xu Yun thought for a while. "Take action when I arrive at night?"
"I will arrange for someone to send you there." Lai Wen said, "The Japanese have a deal there tonight."
Xu Yun nodded. He understood what Lai Wen meant. The Japanese had provoked him, and he had to teach them a lesson. Otherwise, how could they establish themselves in this continent in the future?
"Human trafficking again?" Xu Yun said.
Lai Wen smiled. "No, it's an arms deal."
Xu Yun frowned. "These Japanese have such a big business here?"
"Their business here is indeed quite big." Lai Wen nodded. "But as long as we destroy their arms, they will be useless."
"Are we only going to cut off their arms deal, or are we going to wipe them out completely?" Xu Yun smiled.
Lai Wen smiled but didn't say anything. He only gave Xu Yun a look. This look explained everything.
Xu Yun understood what Lai Wen meant. Since he could completely destroy the Japanese, why would he only destroy their arms deal?
Of course, he would destroy their nest.
Lai Wen didn't say anything to give Xu Yun a way out. If he really couldn't do it, Lai Wen didn't want Xu Yun to take the risk.
Destroying the Japanese's arms deal was equivalent to destroying them. Destroying their nest was just icing on the cake.
"Okay. I understand what I should do. "Xu Yun nodded." Boss Lai, just wait for my news. "
"I believe you." Lai Wen said, "But you still have to pay attention to your safety. The Japanese are insidious and cunning. Safety first."
Xu Yun really didn't care about these people. Not to mention the Japanese's unrated armed forces, even if it was the Japanese's special combat group, air regiment, marine special guards, and so on, Xu Yun wouldn't care about them.
Although Japan was a defeated country, in order to satisfy their self-defense and maintain the stability of the country and the safety of the people, they had also formed a group of special forces.
The special combat group was selected from the best of the best in the country's self-defense forces and mastered all the skills of special operations. The marine special guards were also a special team formed based on the British SAS.
The most famous one should be Japan's Central Response Group.
It was formed by Japan to strengthen their "defense" of the Kyushu region and the islands of Okinawa. This special force had a total of 6,000 people. Most of the members were officers and officers. There were almost no ordinary members. Their combat quality and professional level were above these "self-defense forces" of Japan.
Just from this point, one could see Japan's ambition.
Xu Yun had once fought with the Japanese Jiying Group's troops on the high seas, and it was easy for him to beat them up.
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