An hour later, Chen Chuan returned to the hotel. Once the team members outside received the notice, they quickly returned as well and gathered at the meeting point.
It was worth mentioning that the core districts of V Asia's Central City were exceptionally orderly, a necessary condition for maintaining commercial activity.
But outside the core districts—in places such as ethnic enclaves and slums—there was basically no oversight. This was partly to save resources and administrative costs, and partly because the enclaves had fought for that right themselves.
Great Shun Enclave, for instance, was practically an autonomous territory. It had its own security patrols and armed forces.
So reporting this matter to V Asia Central City's upper echelons would be useless. Normally, when something like this happened, the autonomous district could only handle it itself.
But the Visiting Delegation was here, and they had learned of it in advance. They had to look into it.
He summoned the captains and those in charge for a brief meeting, drew up an operational plan based on the intelligence, had the Active Consciousness Entity analyze and supplement it, then handed it to the squad members and had them act accordingly.
He did not intend to notify the enclave's defense force or companies, because it was still difficult to determine whether anyone on the inside was involved. If word leaked, those people might back down.
They might be able to ensure safety for now, but there was no telling what those people would do next time. It would be best to use this opportunity to root them out. If they could follow the trail and wipe them out in one sweep, even better.
After receiving their orders, everyone saluted him, then left the hotel in batches and split up according to the plan.
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