{ first operation 3 }
“Changed. I’m leaving now.”
[I erased all the video and entry/exit records.]
“Good work.”
Yuhan-wol and the group changed into another car in a quiet parking lot.
Everyone took off their helmets as the car pulled into the road and started running.
Bertrand in the driver’s seat said as he glanced into the rearview mirror.
His voice seemed to be bright.
“Let’s organize clothes and equipment in a suitable place after moving.”
[Operation Success! Yes!]
When Yuhan Wol smiles softly to Yang Gwang’s voice heard through the earphones, the voice from the side is added.
“What’s your name?”
“A finite month.”
Dana nodded and turned her head to look at the other.
“Brian.”
She looked back at Yuhanwol and continued.
“I couldn’t even say hello properly… Thank you for helping me earlier.”
“Thanks to us too. Thanks to you, things went smoothly.”
Dana smiled brightly at Yuhan Wol’s sincere and sincere words, and looked forward.
At that moment, Hanwi, who had been sitting quietly, felt something and opened his mouth.
“Weren’t we in the same party?”
It would be a strange conversation from his point of view.
Are you talking to each other now?
While carrying out such an operation, people who do not know who each other are are coming to rescue them.
Yuhan Wol answered that question.
“This is… the head of the disposal team at BH.”
“Treatment team?”
“Yeah. Superhumans sent from BH with an order to destroy you. They were subjected to biological tests like you.”
Hanwi looked at Dana and asked.
“Really?”
“That’s right. I was tested like you. I was sent on an order to destroy you. But thanks to these people, I escaped BH… and helped save you.”
He paused for a moment as if trying to understand.
“So, are you… brainwashed?”
She nodded as if her guess was correct.
“I was caught. So I joined BH, but fortunately my brainwashing was over and I tried to escape. I took advantage of the opportunity away from their headquarters.”
Dana shrugged her shoulders and continued.
“This is China.”
“……”
She stared at Hanwi, who was silent for a moment, and even spoke out.
“Maybe it’s a relationship. If I hadn’t been brainwashed, I’d have done the operation before they arrived.”
Everyone who is listening understands what you are saying.
If her brainwashing had not been resolved, Hanwi would probably have been scrapped.
Just as there was silence in the car for a moment, Dana suddenly looked at Bertrand and asked.
“Bertrand. But where are you going now?”
In response to the question suddenly directed at him, he looked back in the rearview mirror and asked.
“Why are you asking that?”
“Um… What’s the schedule for today? Do you have any other plans for today?”
“……”
“It doesn’t seem like it. I think it’s like that…”
As if she felt something in her reaction, Bertrand’s reaction grew serious.
“What’s going on? Do you have something to say?”
Dana straightened her posture and sat down and opened her mouth.
“Now, you’re recruiting F-class, superhumans that aren’t brainwashed right now?”
“As you can see.”
“So… did you know that there are more experimental facilities in China?”
Following Dana’s words, Rivy’s voice is heard through the earphones.
[That’s right. From what we figured out… There are more in Nanjing and Shenzhen.]
Yuhanwol keeps listening, Bertrand answers.
“I know. I understand that there are more in Nanjing and Shenzhen.”
“Yes. That’s right. But then why don’t you go to those facilities?”
Even so, it was something I was worried about.
Should I get an AF level at an experimental facility in Shanghai and go to other places in China right away?
If you go to a facility that does not have an F-class, all you have to do is remove the superhuman beings and damage the facility.
Of course, that is something you have to do, and it is true that it is advantageous to move quickly before the opponent’s maintenance is ready.
However, the situation on our side is not yet properly set up.
Even after saving a new superman, there were a lot of unsettling factors to carry out such an operation together in an ambiguous relationship.
Therefore, it was the content of the operation planned to promote only the Shanghai facilities.
“I don’t have any special plans right now.”
After Bertrand’s brief reply, Dana continued.
“Yes. But then, among them, the only reason they were targeting the Shanghai facilities… is it because the F-class was only here?”
“right.”
“Also.”
Everyone’s attention was focused on Dana’s reaction, and her mouth opened soon after.
“There is another F-class. It’s also a SF-class.”
“SF…!?”
Bertrand asked as if he had heard correctly.
[It is not in the information we have obtained.]
“Yes. SF-class.”
Rivy’s words and Dana’s voice echoed together.
Bertrand stopped the car on the side of the road, turned around and looked directly at her.
“That’s information we haven’t figured out.”
“Yes. I didn’t know, so I asked.”
“Thank you.”
“By the way… If you’re going to save that SF-class, you’ll have to move right now.”
“Can you explain a little more?”
“It’s Nanjing. There is a science-fiction class in the experimental facility there. When the Shanghai processing team that I belonged to was formed, they were also formed.”
“Then it’s already too late, isn’t it?”
“It’s SF, so I heard that there would be two handling teams. And it would have taken longer to start and move than this one.”
“Why?”
“A total of six. Because it was impossible to form only humanoid superhumans.”
* * *
[Fortunately, it is close. The distance from the present location to the Nanjing BH Experimental Facility is about 300 km.]
Livi answered Bertrand’s question about how far Nanjing was.
I have no idea about the geography of China.
I just thought that it would be far away as it was a country with a huge chunk of land, but it was not as far away as I thought it would be.
Dana has already mentioned that the operation of the handling team dispatched to Nanjing is scheduled to be carried out tonight.
“Do you know what time it is tonight?”
Bertrand glanced behind him and asked.
Dana says while looking out the window at the sky.
It is now the time of transition from evening to night.
“I don’t know until then. Is it midnight. Is it early in the morning? Or is it soon? It may vary depending on the actual field situation or the team leader’s tendencies…”
[I was looking for a better way to go. The fastest is the train. There is a high-speed train from Shanghai to Nanjing, um… When I checked in, they checked my identity at the time of check-in. and… Considering the waiting time for boarding the train and the time it takes to change cars when getting off the train, I think it would be better to just move on like this. Operation outfits and equipment are also caught in the eye.]
Bertrand hurriedly changed the route at Yang Yang-gwang’s explanation.
“Then I’ll go directly like this. Show me the best route.”
‘300 km.’
From the standpoint of having to run by car, it’s not that close.
In Korea, the distance from Seoul to Busan is 325 km.
[Well… I think it might be a good idea. I’m glad that the SF class came out of Nanjing. Shenzhen is a long way away. It’s right across from Hong Kong. The distance to there is approximately 1,400 km. If I had been there, I wouldn’t have even dared to go to the rescue like this.]
Yang Gwang’s positive voice continued, and Yuhan Wol, who was listening, spoke.
“Time must be tight. No matter how fast you run, it won’t take an hour and a half to two hours?”
[Considering the current road conditions, it seems that it will take at least that much. Running faster could save time… Things get complicated when caught by public security (Chinese police). You have to consider that.]
That means you can’t just run like crazy.
I don’t know if I’ll be able to arrive before BH’s handling team.
“Let’s go.”
The scenery outside the window passes quickly.
The speed of the car has already changed significantly from before.
Bertrand’s voice, gripping the steering wheel, was heard behind him.
“I don’t need to undress.”
* * *
Yang’s eyes quickly check the new windows that pop up on the screen.
‘Nanjing… Why?’
In Korea, it is about the same distance as having an experimental facility in Seoul and one in Busan.
However, in China, which has a huge land mass, two laboratories are located close by.
His mouth soon opened.
“There must be many other cities in China, so I checked why they placed these two places so close.”
The two people who were checking the road conditions around BH’s Nanjing experimental facility and the road leading to Shanghai looked around Yangyanggwang.
“There are three major biopharmaceutical industrial complexes in China. The Changjiang Delta is said to include Shanghai and Nanjing where the bioindustry is most concentrated. Next is the Jiangjiang Delta, Guangzhou and Shenzhen… The last is Huanboha. Irago, Beijing, and Tianjin, but… I guess this is an area where the central government controls are too strong, so I think they installed another one in Nanjing in the Changjiang Delta instead of near Beijing?”
“Nanjing is Nanjing. So, isn’t it the city that used to be the southern capital of the country? It must be that big of a city. Anyway, fortunately, from our point of view.”
Yang Yang-gwang responded to Aiden’s words.
“So.”
Aiden said as he tapped his finger on the desk.
“It doesn’t seem very likely that she leaked false information…”
Rivy turned her head and answered.
“If this was the purpose of dealing with this, wouldn’t it be more likely that they would have dug a trap in Shanghai?”
“Well. I still can’t fully trust that woman, the superhuman, so I’ll have to be vigilant.”
Aiden’s voice, which had paused for a moment, came out again.
“If it’s a SF-class, it’s worth taking such a risk.”
* * *
It was a conversation that the operation team had with the microphone turned on for them to hear.
A signal was given to not trust Dana completely and to be wary.
Yuhan-wol, who was listening, understood Aiden’s intentions.
Their biggest weakness is that they are few.
However, if you can recruit SF-class, you will be able to carry out two operations at the same time.
‘Or maybe we can run up to three teams… .’
Yuhan-wol thought as he looked at Dana and Han-wi, who were sitting quietly.
* * *
“By the way.”
When Yang Yang-gwang breaks his luck, Rivy turns his head to look, and Aiden asks a question.
“yes?”
“Why are there three experimental facilities in China?”
Perhaps he thought it was a meaningless word, the tone of the words that came out of Aiden’s mouth was dull.
“It looks like it’s easy to find a test subject.”
“…but are they all near the beach?”
“It must have taken various aspects into account. It is easy to enter and exit. If it is located in a free trade zone, it will be free from various regulations… And there are also many developed cities near the coast, regardless of country.”
Yang Gwang, who was listening, raised an objection.
“By the way, the Korean experimental facility wasn’t near the coast, was it?”
However, Yang Gwang Yang is speechless at Aiden’s answer.
“Is there any place in Korea other than near the coast? Is it a small peninsular country?”
“…”
Aiden added more words and turned his head.
“The scope of an accident is affected by the environment in which it has been lived.”