"Didi, sir, I have begun infiltrating public networks. From now on, I will use public resources to improve my own program. As long as a device can connect to the internet, you can contact me through electronic devices. I will await your orders at all times."
"Xiao Xin, immediately transfer yourself if there is any chance of being discovered," Jiang Hao said.
"Xiao Xin understands."
Jiang Hao looked at the computers in the room, dismantled every one of them, and put them back into his storage space. He left behind only a phone, which also contained a program Xiao Xin had left behind. As long as it was connected to the internet, Jiang Hao could call Xiao Xin at any time.
He looked again at the boarding app for the Crystal Palace. It showed the exact schedule: boarding would begin tomorrow, the ship would leave port at six in the evening, and Carnival Night would officially begin at ten.
Jiang Hao smiled.
Laozi was about to accomplish an unprecedented feat—rob an entire shipload of people all by himself. Heh heh heh heh!
But he had plenty to do tonight. He needed to make some sufficiently intimidating things—things that went boom, boom, boom. Otherwise, no one would obediently hand over their money. Everything he had collected before would finally come in handy.
Signal receivers, triggers, explosive packs. One was done. Then another, and another. By the time dawn broke, Jiang Hao had finally finished everything. There were more than forty of them, varying in power. The largest could blow a huge hole straight through the cruise ship's hull.
With the work done, Jiang Hao sat cross-legged and meditated for an hour. He immediately became refreshed and full of energy.
Jiang Hao began tidying up the room.
One had to have some