People knew very little about this mysterious team. The only things they knew were that it had a dragon-shaped dagger and a two-character name: Dragon Blade.
Based on the dragon-shaped dagger and the two Chinese characters in its name, people guessed that the team likely came from China.
Those famous reporters and online influencers also had their own private matters—or secrets they didn't want anyone to know—stored on their computers.
So they only briefly mentioned the hacking incident. As for the details, they weren't willing to say much.
On the evening of the second day, in a group chat called the Dragon Task Force,
someone finally spoke in the chat, which had been silent for two days.
Dragon Blade 007: "Mission complete."
A moment later, another member spoke up.
Dragon Blade 195: "Mission complete."
Dragon Blade 279: "Mission complete."
Dragon Blade 101: "Mission complete."
Half an hour later, after all the Dragon Blade members had reported that their missions were complete,
the group owner, Squad Leader, said only, "Disband and return to your posts."
After that, the chat fell silent once more.
The ordinary Dragon Guards needed to be paid, but these hackers worked for free.
They all had jobs in real life, and their salaries were good. They didn't need the extra money—if they tried to earn a living as hackers, they wouldn't make much anyway.
If a hacker made a lot of money, it was basically certain that they'd earned it illegally.
So most of them had normal day jobs. Hacking was just a hobby.
They were happy to do something for Wang Yi.
Besides, this time they'd gone after foreigners, which was a way to bring honor to China.
With Dragon Blade in action, those online influencers, famous hosts, and well-known critics all seethed with anger but