Back in the room, Jiang Yan Hai immediately found three pairs of eyes fixed on him.
"Why are you all looking at me?" Jiang Yan Hai asked, baffled.
"No, what you just said—what if he doesn't believe you would do that? You know the higher-ups won't approve of something like this," Director Wen spoke first.
"Isn't that simple? Let him watch TV. Set up a fake press conference site, route the signal to just one television—how hard could that be? Just hire a few actors. What's the big deal?" Jiang Yan Hai gave the three of them a strange look.
What I said was true, but what he saw didn't necessarily have to be the same as what the outside world saw.
Wasn't this the kind of thing they could manipulate however they wanted? For authenticity, forget just setting up a television here—they could hook up every TV in the neighboring Heiyao Village to the signal, while no televisions outside received it. Wouldn't that be easy too?
Director Wen: "..."
Director Gao: "..."
"Once he gives his statement, only the final step will remain. Mobilize the Life Detector and the Thermal Imager to determine the positions of everyone inside the villa," Jiang Yan Hai said decisively.
Modern technology offered far too many ways to locate hostages.
Though hostages and enemies looked the same on a thermal scan, their movements certainly would not be the same.
Hostages could hardly be running around inside the rooms.
"We've already deployed them. We can determine their positions, but it's useless." Director Gao shook his head.
"The villa they chose is positioned in an extremely tricky spot. The area around it is completely open, making it difficult for assault teams to get close," Director Gao immediately explained.
Jiang Yan Hai stepped up to the map