"Through-wall technique? Are you sure you're not joking?"
George felt that this Cather was always talking about irrelevant things.
"I can't explain this situation with normal thinking.
I don't know where this person came from, nor how they opened the hatch," Cather said.
"I strongly suspect there's an issue with your surveillance. This requires your department to verify.
I don't want to hear such absurdities next time," George said, looking at Cather.
"Jie Lisha, what are your thoughts on Cather's statement?"
"I believe in Cather's professionalism, but I don't agree with her assessment.
This man is indeed mysterious, but I wonder if it's the Guo Xuyang we're looking for who did it?"
A woman with long brown hair, around forty years old, said.
"This is something your team needs to resolve, not ask me.
I need to know as soon as possible where these aircraft came from, what functions they have, and if they can be used by us.
If not, at least gather related technical information.
Spare no expense, use any means necessary," George said to Jie Lisha.
"Understood, Your Excellency George. Our people will head over today, and we'll have the information within three days at the latest."
"The sooner the better. Now, Shenzhou's rise is unstoppable.
If they also possess these advanced aircraft, it will be a huge blow to our outer space exploration and arms business."
Such scenes were playing out in different countries; after all, this was no small matter.
The aircraft, once only seen in sci-fi films, were now being manufactured by Shenzhou. They began to panic.
No one wanted to see such a rapid rise of a great power.
Because this would affect their economic development, technological progress, and social advancement, bringing them intangible pressure.
"Cather, what you just said was quite unexpected, and such claims are not easily accepted."
Jie Lisha said to Cather as they walked out of the conference room.
"I'm just stating the facts, I don't like beating around the bush. The videos and screenshots clearly show it.
They just don't want to believe it's true," Cather retorted unconvincingly.
"It's not disbelief, it's an unwillingness to believe.
Think about it, if such a person truly exists, and they were to infiltrate our homes to do things we can't fathom, who could stop them?"
Jie Lisha looked at Cather and said.
"That's your department's concern. You're used to thinking with your own mindset.
My job is to report these things to you truthfully and accurately.
Whether you believe it or what measures you take has little to do with me."
"We're in the same trench."
"And what does that prove? My knowledge and abilities can only do this much. I can't and won't do anything more."
"How about this? Can you help track this person's movements?"
"You already sent people to track them last time, how did that go? Didn't they all get wiped out?
Jie Lisha, it's not that I look down on your people, but you still haven't realized what kind of person you are facing.
I'm not being alarmist; if this is handled poorly, it might not just be your position that's at stake."
"Since I'm the supervisor of this department, I cannot be afraid of those people targeting me," Jie Lisha said.
"If that's the case, then I have nothing more to say. I wish you good luck."
Cather said, walking away with the click-clack of her high heels.
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