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Chapter 71

That move really took the proud Amy by surprise. Just you wait,” she muttered, not bothering to end the video call before picking up the landline to contact her boss.

After Quinlyn’s name was mentioned, Warren’s relaxed tone patised for a second before he said seriously. Tell me the phone number. I’ll contact her directly.

Amy was briefly stunned, quickly told him the number, and then noticed that both calls had been cut off

Meanwhile, the professor’s phone Quinly had used rang again. When Warren’s face appeared on the screen, the professors were still prepared to greet him respectfully, saying, “Hello, Mr. Sullivan-”

But before they could speak further, Quinlyn cut in, “Hand over the calculation system, or you can’t bear the consequences of losing everyone in the high school section”

Her voice was calm, and her face showed no extra expression, yet the words she spoke sent chills down everyone’s spines,

“How…” Warren wanted to ask how she hacked the surveillance footage but realized it wasn’t the right time. After giving her a deep look, he said. The calculation system runs independently. The USB drive is with me.”

Hearing that. Quinlyn pressed her lips together, started gathering her things, and walked out, leaving just one sentence. “Take the stuff to the site. Hurry.” With that, she disappeared through the door.

Everyone in the office exchanged glances, staring at the phone that had just been hung up hastily. Both Felix and the professors felt a growing fear deep inside. They wondered if something was really going wrong.

Quinlyn quickly got a ride with the Wilson family’s car to the camping trip spot. In the car, Joseph confirmed that Stanley had indeed entered that mountain. “Besides him, there are over three hundred students, including Larry. Quinlyn, are you sure they’re in danger?”

His last sentence was spoken with serious intent. As an elite school, Manldon International School had students from affluent and influential backgrounds. With so many people involved, any mistake would be hard to handle.

But Quinlyn didn’t hesitate. “Yes, I’m sure. I’ve already contacted Curtis and asked him to go over.”

Upon hearing that, Joseph felt a mix of emotions but could only say, “Okay, I’ll head over with people now too.”

He could never be as decisive as Quinlyn. Now, he could only hope that things wouldn’t escalate.

mountain, chaos had broken out

do you mean there’s no signal? Didn’t all the tests go well before! Now you’re saying the

at your DigitalKey Group? You claimed it was a top- notch monitoring system, yet

that it was strange no students complained, but you told me it was nothing. Now look, we can’t get in touch with

to a fight. In the midst of the chaos. Quinlyn na through the crowd toward the monitors and hooked up her tablet to

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Group representative spotted her from the corner of his eye and

saw a group of soldiers in camouflage,

is now officially under the jurisdiction of the 901 Military Base: I’m Ivan Chavez, the captain, and she is our commander. Please do not interfere with our work,” Ivan said, his

easily removed the representative and signaled his team to clear the

charge looked at the child alone at the computer in the center, thinking it was absurd that a child was the commander. But with real weapons around, he didn’t

have some knowledge of geology too. Let us participate,” one of

everyone there was fairly intellectual, Ivan glanced back at them, then turned to Quinlyn and whispered. “Hey, can those people be

making it impossible to figure out what was

a group of intellectuals dressed in demagnetization suits paired up, tied together with ropes around their waists. One stood at the entrance of the mountain path while

camping trip

to the voices echoing around, secretly gave Quinlyn a thumbs–up, and said. “You really know how to make use of everything, don’t you?”

the high school principal together and sent them

they had to rely on manpower. As long as the regular folks wore demagnetization suits and didn’t go deep into the forest, searching within a couple of hundred feet wouldn’t be dangerous.

something unexpected happened, each pair of people was connected

students who got lost at the forest’s edge quickly heard the calls and were guided by Team 901.

trip had only been going for two days, yet the students emerged pale, with sunken eyes, and collectively suffering from dizziness, nausea, and weak limbs.

most students, they lost their way shortly after entering the forest. Soon after, they began to feel unwell and had

hours after the trip started. No matter how we called for help, there was no response. We all thought we were going to die in there,”