Although Director Liao said it wasn't confidential, no one had told Jiang Yue about it before, and there had been no official notice. Director Liao had told him privately in advance, which was still a favor.
Perhaps noticing Jiang Yue's hesitation, Director Liao explained, "Once all the teams have arrived, there'll be a large meeting, led by the Central Hub and the local authorities, to select members of the Joint Command Group."
They called it a selection, but it was really just a formality.
The lineup was basically settled, at least for the most part. There might be some changes among the representatives chosen by the various military regions.
After all, no one yet knew exactly whom each military region would send.
"Only after the command group is finalized will they draw up an operation plan and assign responsibilities. So for now, there's no specific division of duties. Of course, even if there's already a preliminary plan, someone at my level wouldn't know about it yet," Director Liao said frankly.
Compared with the usual stiff, cautious officials, this man was rather interesting. He wasn't particularly rigid or overly careful in how he spoke or acted.
On the contrary, talking with him felt more like chatting with a friend.
"Thanks for letting me know, Director Liao. As I said, if there's anything you need me to cooperate with, just come to me. Also, please let me know when the Central South Military Region team arrives."
"Of course. That's only right. Though I imagine they'll contact Captain Jiang even if I don't tell you, right?"
Director Liao was a smart man who knew where to draw the line. They had discussed plenty of both official and personal matters, and it was about time to say goodbye.
Jiang Yue walked him to the