Chapter 4141: Chapter 4129: I Want Your Intel
Burke was pinned down tightly, not daring to move.
With a knife pointed at Burke, Lin Yi brought him into the house and then pulled out a pair of handcuffs he had prepared in advance to restrain him.
"I didn’t expect you would actually come."
As the person in charge of the Kaijie Group in Maple Leaf Country, Burke knew who Lin Yi was.
In other words, if someone engaged in intelligence work didn’t know who Lin Yi was, it would be a dereliction of duty.
"Since you know who I am, let’s be open and honest."
Pulling up a chair, Lin Yi sat in front of Burke.
"Now, I need to know your entire operational plan against the Central Guards Brigade."
With that, Lin Yi took out his knife, "Or let’s be straightforward—I can send you to God right now. It’s your choice."
Silence fell.
Burke didn’t respond immediately.
For someone of his level, he needed some time, and Lin Yi wasn’t in a hurry, patiently waiting.
"Our method is technological hacking, using eavesdropping to gather information from inside the Central Guards Brigade."
Lin Yi said nothing, but this method was indeed in line with Kaijie Group’s style.
Their biggest trait was wealth, controlling the financial trends of the global market.
Direct confrontation wasn’t their style, which made them even more difficult to guard against.
"What preparations have you made now?"
"Only these three devices," Burke said:
"This is a plan we just came up with."
With a knife in his hand, Lin Yi said, "You’d better be honest."
"Everything I said is true; to achieve this, we must use the most cutting-edge technology to ensure what we hide inside is not discovered," Burke said:
"At this stage, the technological level of Yan Country is already world-leading. Ordinary things can’t escape your inspections, so we don’t have many means at this stage."
Lin Yi didn’t doubt Burke much.
To achieve this requires extremely advanced technology; without a comprehensive technological lead, it’s impossible to do so.
Currently, despite the technological gap between the two countries, in specific civilian fields, the gap is not as wide as imagined.
Their means of technological intrusion are not numerous.
"Who is your insider in the Central Guards Brigade?"
Recently, this was something Lin Yi was always concerned about.
Previous operations were led by Mammon and Anglo, with Kaijie Group not showing its face.
This indirectly meant that the insiders they planted in the Central Guards Brigade wouldn’t take significant actions, making it naturally impossible to discover them.
Now that Kaijie Group has adopted technological hacking, it is highly likely there are people on the inside providing support.
"None."
Burke said calmly:
"You know the Central Guards Brigade better, so you should know how difficult it is to plant insiders inside. Of course, we’ve tried, but they were all discovered by your people. Rather than taking such risks, it’s better to use other methods."
"Who is your ultimate target?"
"To steal the information on the Sheepskin Scroll."
"But you don’t seem to have much interest in the first half, whereas when the second half of the Sheepskin Scroll emerged, everyone rushed out like a swarm."
"I don’t know either; these are orders from above. We’re just following the plan."
Lin Yi stood up and brought over Burke’s computer.
After booting it up, he handed it over to him.
"Unlock it."
Burke hesitated for a moment, and Lin Yi wasn’t in a hurry.
A few seconds later, Burke unlocked the computer.
In the next over an hour, Lin Yi went through the data saved inside.
The contents allowed Lin Yi to understand the Kaijie Group’s comprehensive plan for the Central Guards Brigade, but the material wasn’t as critical as imagined.
Still, he decided to take it for further examination.
Ringing—
At this moment, Burke’s phone rang.
Lin Yi put down the computer in his hand, staring at his pocket.
Putting the computer aside, Lin Yi went over to Burke and pulled the phone out of his pocket.
The caller didn’t have a name, just a letter, K.
"Who is this person?"
"The head of the intelligence department, Kevin."
"Answer the call; let me hear what he has to say."
Burke answered the call, and a deep male voice came from within.
"How are the arrangements going on the Yan Country side?"
Lin Yi gestured, teaching him what to say.
"We’ve already sent it over, but it hasn’t been put into use yet," Burke said:
"The Central Guards Brigade has undergone a lot of changes recently, becoming more cautious in many decisions. It might need a little more time."
"But this isn’t a good sign; I suspect the Central Guards Brigade might have sensed something, so this matter might need to be redeployed."
"What are your thoughts?"
"I’ll head over tomorrow to personally deploy this matter; we must get the information from the Sheepskin Scroll."
Burke was about to speak but was interrupted by Lin Yi’s gestures, guiding him to ask the question he wanted to know.
"It’s very difficult to infiltrate the Central Guards Brigade; we’ve already made many sacrifices. Is it really necessary to do this?"
"It’s necessary; this is the organization’s order. There might be unknown things recorded above, so we must obtain it."
"When will you come over?"
"Around one in the afternoon; organize the personnel for the meeting."
"Okay."
Ending the call, Lin Yi frowned slightly.
He thought he might get some information from this person named Kevin, but he seemed to not know much either, only knowing there was something very important above.
Lin Yi’s expression darkened; from the information currently at hand, it seems that no one knows what is recorded on the Sheepskin Scroll, they just know there’s crucial information on it.
"Who will be attending the meeting tomorrow?"
"Our six main intelligence operatives from Maple Leaf Country will all be present," Burke said.
"As far as I know, the Kaijie Group also established a research institute here, and your two departments often act together."
"Yes."
"Will you have a joint meeting tomorrow?"
"We will; Doter and Lisana will also attend," Burke said:
"But I guess both of them have already been captured, haven’t they?"
"No wonder you can hold this position; your mind works better than others," Lin Yi said:
"I hope you tell me what you know; whether you live or not depends entirely on the importance of the information you provide. I hope you understand this point."
After a few seconds of silence, Burke said:
"I only know these things. The rest are about other organizations, which you probably aren’t interested in."
"Not necessarily; do tell, I’m still very interested in the matters of Mammon and Anglo."
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