With direct orders from above, Jiang Yan Hai understood what remained to be done. However, he needed to go somewhere else now. The neighboring countries would be suitable. Though things were chaotic here, there were still several places around the Persian Gulf that were not too disorderly.
Jiang Yan Hai considered it and felt that going straight to Southeast Asia might work as well. 47 had mentioned Ma Gang, yet Jiang Yan Hai truly had not paid attention to Ma Gang's development. It seemed he needed to ask the domestic intelligence department for Ma Gang's overall development plans.
As Jiang Yan Hai made his report, countless computer viruses were beginning to spread everywhere in unseen corners near New York, especially through key transportation departments, surveillance systems, and the like.
The communications sector and others had all been infected. During this period, the computer viruses Jiang Yan Hai had released were also running rampant across America.
However, Jiang Yan Hai still needed a safe place. After entering the city, he found a hotel. There were not many hotels in this city that still dared to remain open.
Nor were there any particularly good hotels left. Jiang Yan Hai merely picked one at random. With Er Dan's auxiliary surveillance, it was impossible for others to eavesdrop on him. They could not even hear his phone calls.
In fact, the hotel was almost entirely empty. After haggling with the owner, he checked in at a very cheap rate. At a time like this, bargaining was essential.
After entering his room, he drew the curtains. There was no one above, below, or around his room. After locking the door, Jiang Yan Hai immediately began pulling up surveillance footage.
Many people believed closed-circuit surveillance cameras were not connected to the internet. In reality, aside from