Jiang Yan Hai quickly returned to the base in the Republic of Evia, Africa. Upon returning, he still had to report on his trip to Southeast Asia. Of course, his previous report had only said that he had found a lead, while the final result was that he had found nothing at all.
That was perfectly normal. After all, it was something that had been taken away many years ago. It was normal not to know anything, and there was nothing strange about it.
Jiang Yan Hai soon received new orders as well. As long as he could keep the Blood Wolf Mercenary Group under control, he was to expand Blood Wolf's ranks as much as possible.
The country would also take corresponding steps, such as increasing investment in this region and constructing some managed ports.
Blood Wolf, under Jiang Yan Hai's command, would be responsible for combat-related matters. Naturally, they would encounter all sorts of situations in the process. Setting everything else aside, the sheer number of mercenaries here spoke volumes about how brutal this place was.
This was not an exercise, nor was it home. Much of the brutal competition here involved facing life and death head-on. Take Dane Military Consulting Company, for example—it did not even have a trace left now.
Naturally, Jiang Yan Hai and his people would not end up so miserably, because they had backing behind them.
After returning to the base, Jiang Yan Hai went straight to Black Lion. Since higher-ups had plans to put into motion, the Republic of Evia, as an African nation, had now transferred a port directly to domestic operation and requested a measure of military assistance.
The reasons given were entirely practical. In keeping with the principle of friendly relations, the country naturally agreed to the request of