Surprisingly, this place was a hidden paradise, completely unlike the oppressive atmosphere he had imagined.

The interior of the mountain was almost hollowed out to build numerous buildings, compartments, and fortifications.

There were even many electric forklifts coming and going, constantly transporting tightly wrapped boxes.

The room was brightly lit, and the staff were rushing around, seemingly busy with something.

Looking around, he followed the colonel, going left and right.

Shortly afterward, the two stopped in front of a steel gate.

There were several guards on both sides of the gate.

After verifying Liu Kai and the colonel's identities again, they entered the password to open the door.

Upon arriving at this point, the colonel made no move to go inside.

"Advisor Liu, Commander Yang is waiting for you inside. Please go in by yourself."

Liu Kai didn't ask any more questions, nodded, and stepped through the door.

He had been scanning ever since he entered the cave and had already discovered that the door led to an office.

There was no one else inside, only a major general with a square face who looked to be in his fifties.

Even though he was different from ordinary people, Liu Kai still felt a sense of inexplicable tension.

Perhaps this is the first time I've met someone of this caliber.

Before the cold wave, this was something he would never have encountered in his entire life.

So after turning a corner, I saw the middle-aged man sitting at his desk, writing and drawing.

Liu Kai maintained the humility that young people should have.

He greeted her politely, "Commander Yang."

There was no imposing, stern scene that Liu Kai had imagined, nor was there any unsmiling seriousness.

The major general looked up at Liu Kai with a rather amiable smile on his face.