"And he's determined to capture the mermaid in the picture."

"This is a free-for-all!"

The Speaker strongly agreed with Director Guan's point of view and gestured for him to continue.

Director Guan cleared his throat, with struggle and embarrassment in his eyes, but finally he spoke.

"Mermaids are indeed very valuable, but all our human and material resources are currently being provided to the Qingyun Project."

"We simply don't have the energy or manpower to intervene there."

"The worst thing to do is to be greedy..."

Director Guan raised his head with a firm look in his eyes.

"Speaker, I think our focus should still be on the Qingyun Project."

The Speaker nodded occasionally and spoke calmly.

"My thoughts are roughly the same as yours."

"But mermaids are mysterious creatures that belong to fantasy, and they are likely related to supernatural powers."

"We can choose not to participate in the looting, but we must also be aware of the movements of various countries and learn about the news of the mermaids."

"We need to send someone to gather intelligence."

"And the person must be chosen carefully. After all, the operation will take place on the high seas, and the situation is complicated."

After hearing the Speaker's narration word by word, Director Guan already had some guesses in his mind.

"The Speaker's idea is to let the first batch of soldiers from the Qingyun Project take action?"

The Speaker looked at Director Guan with a smile, and what he wanted to say was self-evident.

"After training for so long, they haven't gone out on a large-scale mission yet, right?"

Director Guan immediately patted his chest and made a promise.

"Just leave it to us, Speaker!"

"Those bastards have cost us so much in food money over the past month, and now one or two of them can even climb walls and fly over rooftops."

"If they don't complete the mission well, I'll show you how I'll deal with them!"