When he arrived at his accommodations, Jiang Yan Hai found the hotel room quite ordinary. However, the hotel's construction had clearly taken certain issues into consideration. Its windows and other features were highly suitable for defense, especially the placement of the beds, which differed from that of an ordinary hotel.
The beds had clearly been arranged to guard against sniper fire. The room also had good soundproofing, and the walls were thick enough—presumably to prevent eavesdropping as well.
The room was very clean. No electronic devices for surveillance or eavesdropping had been installed. Their operations department had likely already reported back that, during the previous operation, if Jiang Yan Hai had been an enemy, they would have been wiped out long ago.
A person like that was destined not to be ordinary. Even if he had displayed superb negotiation skills, no one could expect him to lack abilities in other areas.
Jiang Yan Hai stayed there quietly. A day was only twenty-four hours. He had no idea how the Red Star Republic's meeting was proceeding, nor did he know what decision their leader would make.
He did not actually need to know. Some things only required a tacit understanding to be maintained.
Jiang Yan Hai was thinking about another issue. If he remembered correctly, this world would soon see a war break out between two superpowers—the war between the Sand Bear Federation and Mipu. Mipu would even suffer heavy losses at the start.
If Sand Bear had not seemingly undergone internal division first, Mipu would probably have been destroyed long ago.
But this was a world war between nuclear powers. One careless move could turn it into a nuclear war, and the consequences would be terrifying beyond measure.
So the question was, could a few terrorists really cause such a