Zero wasn't someone who knew nothing about technology. He was an excellent technician himself, so of course he understood what Thomas Gable meant. But after hearing it, he felt a headache coming on, because the implications of this matter were far too significant.
"I understand. I'll report this matter. Please inspect New York and the systems of all relevant critical departments to ensure their security," Zero said seriously.
"I can give you a direction for the investigation," Thomas Gable suddenly said.
"Go ahead."
"At present, the only organization I know of that can pull this off is Pantheon," Thomas Gable said bluntly.
Zero paused, immediately nodded, then turned and left.
Thomas Gable shrugged and resumed working. Naturally, someone was monitoring him, and naturally, Thomas Gable wouldn't try anything. There was nothing for him to try.
In this place, his personal safety was entirely under their control. There was nothing he could do. If he had to name something he could do, at most, it would be discovering something and choosing not to tell them.
But for now, he wasn't doing that. If he didn't demonstrate his value, who would be willing to spend a fortune keeping him around? Everything came at a price.
If he wanted others to value him, he had to show enough strength to deserve that value. Otherwise, he would simply be thrown into prison and spend the rest of his life there.
Zero quickly left and directly reported the situation. His report was swiftly passed on to a high-level command center.
"So, for the time being, we have no solution for our network security?"
"That's currently the case. However, there's another security issue we need to take seriously. Setting aside the aftermath of the Harvest Plan for now, Randy's report regarding Jason Bourne raised something we