But even Su Wen had no idea everything that was happening at this moment.
After all, he had already deep-dived into the border region, and Caroline simply did not possess the ability to fight against the Weaver's Data Stream while also breaking through a fifth-tier powerhouse's counter-surveillance capabilities.
She was merely a genius girl, not someone with cheat codes, so Hacker Miss could only provide him with as much support as possible:
"Thanks to my warning, those idiots have at least realized how dangerous this situation is.
But I can't make it too obvious.
This operation is different from planting probes in NASA's unimportant information vulnerabilities. Every country has already turned its attention to Tokyo.
They are even ready to launch 'humanitarian aid' at any time. They have only refrained from acting rashly because they are carrying out the Code of Hammurabi agreement."
"Humanitarian aid.
Heh.
What an appropriately euphemistic name."
Su Wen calmly gave a slight shrug. He understood very well what everyone wanted.
That included the Bounty Hunter Association members who, like him, had deep-dived through routes other than Tokyo. Their true purpose was not the so-called 'civilizational heritage' here.
But even so,
Su Wen still had to confirm Tokyo's current situation:
"Caroline, patch me through to NHK and TEPCO's current footage.
I'll figure out the rest."
Hacker Miss lay blindfolded in the room where they had previously stayed in Deep Tokyo. She looked mysterious, with an added touch of languid allure,
and even her voice sounded lazy.
But Su Wen knew Caroline had truly done her best, so he could not ask too much of her, nor should he.
Yet even so, Hacker Miss merely raised the corners of her lips slightly, as though she had seen through the microexpressions beneath his poker face on the other