The facts proved that Officer Tai Yu was not omnipotent either.
At the very least, his work coordinating all parties and securing logistics was genuinely rough.
Once Commissioner Bai Tiancong's support from the rear was gone, the previously well-functioning system encountered numerous obstructions.
Take those three "Subterranean Ships," for example. Their weekly rental fees had not been paid on time, violating the agreement signed back then.
Such heavy military vehicles faced countless restrictions in deployment. Even though the person in charge of the "Red Silicon Guard" did not wish to offend this newly risen powerhouse who had caused such a stir on "You Chong Star," they could only have the three vessels return for the time being. They merely took away some logistics and clerical personnel who might otherwise have been neglected without ship support.
Of course, thanks to Officer Tai Yu's technical foresight, the remaining frontline personnel of the "Special Task Force" had not yet been seriously affected in their work amid the extreme conditions deep underground.
Then again, everyone's working environment had ultimately worsened. No matter how exquisitely the "Underground Hive" had been designed, with layers upon layers of buffering and pressure reduction, it still could not compare to being inside a "Subterranean Ship."
After staying here for too long, they could not help having nightmares. Even if those dreams were rarely remembered and hard to trace, who among those able to remain here and work was a fool?
Not to mention that, as several Formal Priests intentionally or unintentionally relayed the things they had discussed and understood to their subordinates, the other members of the "Special Task Force" gradually learned how this "Underground Hive" had come to be. Some inevitably became worried.
In this special environment, who knew when this place might undergo another reversal of Virtual