Gold Island finally pushed into Indonesian waters.
To everyone's surprise, Indonesia made no attempt to stop Gold Island from entering.
Wasn't Indonesia worried that Singapore might start a territorial dispute over this? Or was Indonesia actually happy to take Gold Island in?
Most people had no idea that Phantom Immortal Technology was entirely responsible for Gold Island's movement.
After all, controlling something so enormous was far too difficult, and building a gigantic offshore platform like this held little practical value for a company.
Under those circumstances, it was understandable that they would think that way.
The Huaxia and United States governments, which knew the inside story, naturally saw things differently. They also understood Indonesia's decision.
Phantom Immortal Technology's Cancer Cure No. 1 had the medical lifelines of every country in its grip, after all. Its production had now increased substantially, and apart from a handful of countries, almost every nation had received an allocation of some size.
If anyone made trouble for Phantom Immortal Technology at this critical juncture, Shen Bing would certainly have no qualms about making life difficult for them in return.
Indonesia's territorial waters covered a vast area. At Gold Island's leisurely drifting pace, it would take at least another day to reach international waters.
Throughout the journey, Indonesian Patrol Boats cruised nearby. Whether they were watching it or escorting it was anyone's guess.
But that hardly mattered. In Shen Bing's words, they could watch all they liked, as long as they didn't come aboard.
Early the next morning, Shen Bing received a call from Secretary Jiang.
The corners of his mouth lifted slightly. The previous night, before Gold Island entered Indonesian waters, he had made a point of calling Secretary Jiang. There should be an answer by now.
Sure enough, once the call connected, Secretary