An anonymous tip-off email
On the one hand, although they had found the sanctuary, they still had no clues about how to obtain power. They remained a bunch of weaklings.
They had neither the ability to protect themselves nor the confidence to dictate how things should be done.
On the other hand, a sense of mission had already taken root in their hearts.
As far as they knew, the higher-ups were operating blindly and inefficiently.
Incredibly, even though those at the top had recognized the severity of these incidents, the other departments clearly weren't taking them seriously enough, apart from the department primarily responsible.
To put it kindly, coordination between departments was orderly and methodical. To put it bluntly, they had no sense of priorities.
Of course, it was also possible that the Oriels brothers hadn't seen what was happening at a deeper level. Confident as they were, neither dared to go too far. They had only hacked into information held by Leon's superiors and hadn't dared to delve into anything truly central.
Still, a glimpse could reveal the whole picture. There was no guarantee the overall situation was much better.
In fact, these young people had misunderstood.
The current situation wasn't something the people at the top could handle well through good intentions alone.
For one thing, these strange phenomena still weren't widely accepted as real. Proposals concerning them faced skepticism from a substantial number of politicians and couldn't be effectively implemented.
Although some inexplicable incidents had occurred in France, things like spontaneous human combustion had also happened over the past few decades. A few isolated cases couldn't represent the whole picture.
Thus, until the situation truly became clear, France could neither centralize decisions and swiftly implement them like Huaguo nor keep pouring resources into the problem like the