As the world's most advanced artificial intelligence, Little X had the ability to infiltrate the communication satellites of various countries at will. Based on the phone numbers of the two Tara employees, Little X followed the clues and quickly found the contact person of Tara Company in Windhoek.
By continuing the investigation without alerting the other party, Little X finally followed the clues and dug out several spies of the Rainbow Nation lurking in the Namibian government.
Among these spies, the only one connected to Chen Chen was the unlicensed driver, Bernadette Lydia.
It turned out that during this period, she had been using her position to report Chen Chen's itinerary to the Rainbow Nation's National Intelligence Department, which was why Tara Company intercepted and killed him halfway.
After Chen Chen moved into the embassy, she secretly added fuel to the fire and worked with the other spies to facilitate this town hall speech.
In the eyes of the public, the proposal to invite Chen Chen to this speech was the result of a joint discussion. No one realized that they had fallen into the Rainbow Nation's trap.
Of course, the reason why Lydia was so resourceful was due to her sexual intercourse. According to the information Little X found, she maintained improper relationships with many members of parliament.
"Sure enough, it's not so easy to drive an unlicensed car..."
Chen Chen closed the information sent by Little X and shook his head. Fortunately, he still won in the end.
If Lydia had not been exposed, she might have other ways to harm him. However, now that Little X had found out, it was much simpler.
With Little X's ability, as long as they specifically investigated her, within half an hour, they would find a large amount of evidence to prove her identity as a spy.
Following that, Little X sent the evidence anonymously to the Namibian parliament. However, early the next morning, Chen Chen received news that Lydia had been taken away by the inspection department.
At the same time, due to Chen Chen's assassination, the Minister of Investment in the Namibian parliament finally convinced the Ministry of Environmental Protection to allow Chen Chen to set aside a piece of land in the Namib-Naukluft Hunting Park specifically for the construction of a nuclear power plant.
At this point, all the formalities were completed and the two parties officially entered the stage of drafting the contract.
On the other side, after confirming the wishes of Cheng Cao and Qian Wenhuan, Chen Chen implanted the God chip into both of them.
Among the other hired bodyguards, most of them expressed a vague refusal. Chen Chen did not make things difficult for them and directly asked them to take a sum of hush money and leave.
The reason why it was so simple was that they were not involved in the previous incident. Secondly, this was a case that happened in a foreign country. The Mainland would not convict Chen Chen over such a trivial matter.
In addition, according to the Geneva Convention, foreign mercenaries are not entitled to serve as combatants or prisoners of war.
To put it bluntly, this convention only meant one thing — foreign mercenaries who came to the country to carry out missions were not protected by human rights. Once they were captured, they were allowed to be shot on the spot. Therefore, killing the two snipers was not a crime.
In the end, only five people were willing to stay in Namibia.
These five people were the five people that Cheng Cao had chosen to capture the two assassins.
These five people were led by Cheng Cao when they were in the bodyguard company, so it was not strange for them to stay. However, because they were still under observation, they had not been implanted with chips.
Besides, God's Forbidden Zone was not a place that anyone could join just because they wanted to.
Chen Chen's organization only accepted elites, not trash.
A few days later, seeing that the two sides were still arguing endlessly, Chen Chen simply left the embassy with Cheng Cao and the others and headed to the southern part of Namibia.
The reason announced to the public was that since the spy had been captured, it should not be a big deal to take a breather.
The Namibian government wanted to send troops to protect them, but Chen Chen refused.
Only Anthony and Jennifer's group were left at the negotiating table, continuing to argue with the other side...
...
A few days later, in a distant coastal area of Rainbow Nation, a luxurious manor built of pure white marble stood quietly by the sea.
This was a huge private manor. To the west was a golden beach that stretched hundreds of meters into the azure blue sea. To the east was an exotic green garden where rare and exotic species from all over the world could be found.
In the middle of the beach and the garden was the location of the pure white manor.
At this moment, in this astonishingly large manor, a man with wisps of white hair combed back was lying in front of a huge swimming pool, basking in the sun. Several girls in swimsuits were playing in the pool.
Behind him, a row of indifferent bodyguards stood quietly.
Perhaps due to proper maintenance, the man seemed to be in his forties at first glance. However, upon closer inspection, his true age could be determined from the fine wrinkles on his face.
Dlamini was one of the shareholders of Tara Private Security.
In the business world of Rainbow Nation, Dlamini once had a name that struck fear into the hearts of countless people — Dlamini, the African Lion.
Forty years ago, he started with 500 rand. After decades of hard work and ups and downs, he finally became one of the richest people in the business world in Rainbow Nation. He even extended his tentacles into the political and military fields.
As a financial giant, the most historic turning point of his career was the dismemberment of the United Rainbow Nation of the private military company Executive, which was too big to be sold, in 1999.
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At the same time, he also supported two of the senior executives of EO to establish Tara Private Security military company, forcibly taking a share of the private military service industry.
Today, Dlamini was nearly sixty years old, nearing the age of retirement. During this time, he had been constantly whitewashing himself. Nowadays, he was more active in the political arena as a member of the "National Congress Party".
On television, he was a kind-looking member of parliament and a philanthropist full of love. However, only those who knew the history of that time would understand the meaning of the name Dlamini...
Today, he was full of children and grandchildren and lived in Cape Town, the second largest city in Rainbow Nation. In order to accommodate his huge family, he even built a private manor of hundreds of acres on the coast in the northern suburbs of Cape Town to show off his noble status.
Based on financial resources alone, even ten members of parliament would not be a match for him. However...
A haze flashed in Dlamini's eyes. Unlike his financial path, ever since he began participating in politics at the age of forty, his political career had never been as he wished.
Deep down, he was no longer satisfied with just being a businessman. He wanted to stand higher and see further.
If he could be elected as the president of this country, perhaps he could bring himself and his family to a whole new world?
Just like "that person" back then.
The person who said, "I live for this ideal, and I die for this ideal"...
However, he did not know if this wish could be realized in this lifetime.
With a silent sigh, Dlamini reluctantly got up from the recliner. Immediately, a waiter came forward to drape a wet towel over him and handed him a Redmond cigar.
At this moment, Dlamini's right-hand man, who had been groomed since childhood, suddenly came through the door. He crouched down and said respectfully, "Godfather, Mr. Indell would like to see you."
"Indell, what is he doing here?" Dlamini frowned.
"He said it's about the Congress."
Dlamini pondered for a moment before saying, "Bring him to me."
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