After leaving the laboratory, Lu Zhou motioned for Academician Xue to wait a moment. He then looked at the two security officers standing at the door and instructed them in a serious tone.
"Raise the security classification here to Level A. Unless it is me personally, no one is to approach this place."
The two guards stood at attention and crisply raised their hands in salute.
"Yes, sir."
After leaving the Semiconductor Research Institute, Academician Xue looked at Lu Zhou walking beside him and asked,
"Are they from the military?"
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Lu Zhou said, "They were transferred into civilian work after leaving the service. I have a good relationship with their commander, so I helped arrange jobs for them."
Since they had come from the military, he at least did not need to worry about their background checks. Commander Dai would not have recommended anyone who could not pass one. Moreover, in terms of security skills, people from the military were far superior to those recruited through ordinary channels. They could even skip the basic training and begin work immediately.
Since its founding, the Jinling Institute for Advanced Study had not suffered so much as a single criminal case involving stolen materials. Not even a sheet of draft paper had gone missing. It was all thanks to these lovable people who faithfully fulfilled their duties.
Lu Zhou brought Academician Xue to his office, instructed his secretary to pour him a cup of tea, and had her pour him a cup of coffee as well.
After finishing these tasks, the secretary tactfully left the office and closed the door behind her.
Watching the door close, Lu Zhou looked at the elderly