Crossover Anime: I Became Invincible Starting as an Ajin

Chapter 28 Even a demi-human's life is a life!

"As far as I know, the Holy Grail should still be located at a large research institute near Vandenberg Air Force Base in California."

"Of course, such important locations won't be shown on the map; you'll only see a wasteland on it."

Dr. Ogura told Wang Bai the location of the Holy Grail without hesitation.

In his eyes, there was no need to hide the existence of the Holy Grail. Bringing Wang Bai in as a new variable might be more effective in exploring the secrets of the Holy Grail.

"If you really want to find the Holy Grail, you must be fully prepared."

"I spent a long time in that place, and as far as I know, it was defended by a special force comprised of elite Delta Force and Marine Corps personnel."

"Two military organizations were forcibly merged into one squad. You can see how much importance the higher-ups place on the Holy Grail, right?"

"The defenders here are not just soldiers outside who are merely there to make an appearance; they are actually troops with rapid reaction capabilities."

"Air Force bases have special physical isolation zones, electromagnetic barrier technology, and specialized anti-drone and anti-reconnaissance systems."

Simply put, it is heavily defended and difficult to invade.

Wang Bai took a deep breath. Even though he had expected it, the difficulty still exceeded his expectations.

There's one more thing Dr. Ogura didn't realize: if Wang Bai wanted to infiltrate that base, it would be equivalent to fighting on a foreign soil.

The disadvantages of operating in a foreign location are numerous, including difficulties in intelligence gathering, language barriers, and terrain disadvantages.

We need to plan this out carefully.

Wang Bai told Sato that it was time to return.

They have achieved their goal.

Sato was eager to shoot down the plane, but Wang Bai stopped him.

Having survivors would prove that Dr. Ogura is still alive, which might make the Americans more hesitant to act rashly.

Every country cherishes its top scientists like treasures.

A country without this mindset cannot possibly develop.

Moreover, with the newly emerged phenomenon of immortal demi-humans, those capitalists are probably even more frenzied.

Back near the base, Wang Bai glanced regretfully at their plane before jumping out with Dr. Ogura.

Sato hijacked the plane from the airport; they couldn't find anywhere to store something so conspicuous.

So after thinking about it, he decided to smash the plane as a gift onto a nearby US warship.

According to Sato, who later returned, the US military apparently did not expect that someone would actually dare to attack them.

The funniest thing is that Wang Bai was worried that the US military would find out that the demi-humans were behind this, and several international terrorist organizations suddenly appeared and claimed responsibility.

This immediately diverted the US military's attention, which in some ways greatly helped Wang Bai.

Back at the base, we arranged for the newly arrived demi-humans and their training plan.

Have Sato and Kei Nagai contact Yu Tosaki to investigate the base mentioned by Dr. Ogura, and at the same time plan a route to the base.

Wang Bai himself made contact with Representative Tachibana.

"You're asking me if there's any way to expand the influence of Ajin in America?"

Representative Tachibana was completely baffled by Wang Bai's question.

The idea is good, but it feels a bit unrealistic.

"While the practice of hunting Ajin is not as prevalent in the United States as it is in Japan, Ajin are still subject to government oversight if they are discovered there."

"Although the methods are more civilized, you know that they all eventually lead to regulation, control, and experimentation."

Wang Bai nodded; he could naturally guess that the situation of the demi-humans in America was not necessarily good either.

I suspect that many things happened behind the scenes.

However, the United States is still much better than Japan, and there is no inexplicable hunting trend.

Wang Bai raised his finger.

"I have a rough idea."

"Could we invest in some human rights organizations in the United States?"

A similar slogan is, "Even the lives of demi-humans matter."

"This organization doesn't need to do anything special, just attract attention and help extradite some members."

Representative Tachibana looked at Wang Bai as if he were a fool, and said rather tactfully, "I think this idea is worth considering, but our current conditions do not allow it to be realized."

"The higher-ups in the US will definitely be able to see that this organization is being directed by someone, and they might even follow the trail to find the person behind it."

"Most importantly, people of color like Black people can make such slogans because they are based on their own social foundation... while we demi-humans..."

Wang Bai understood what Representative Tachibana was struggling with, smiled, and explained, "I understand what you mean, but you might have a biased view of Americans."

"Based on their educational policies and the average level of education among their residents, I think there is a high probability that they will participate."

In his previous life, Wang Bai had seen a news article that was a typical example.

A self-proclaimed environmentalist and animal rights activist, known as a "whiteleft," owned a cat. He refused to let the cat nurse its kittens, instead feeding them vegetable juice. Over the years, not a single kitten survived.

There are many more examples like this.

This gave Wang Bai full confidence in the establishment of the Asian Human Rights Organization.

"Moreover, I think the top U.S. officials might even invest in such an organization."

The earlier remarks were understandable to Representative Tachibana, but the fact that higher-ups would be involved in these kinds of organizational activities made it difficult for her to comprehend.

"It's very simple. What do you think is the most difficult aspect of managing Ajin resources for the United States?"

Representative Tachibana, being a politician by training, immediately understood what Wang Bai meant.

"You mean, this organization could very well be used by American politicians to lure demi-humans into joining, like a sweet trap to entice their prey."

"Bingo!"

Wang Bai gave his approval.

"So we don't need to do too much. We just need to set up a few more of these organizations, attract attention, and they will naturally be established."

"However, it is important to note that we must always have the right to be fully informed about the actions of such organizations."

Representative Tachibana nodded, understanding Wang Bai's meaning.

According to Wang Bai, she was able to establish multiple organizations in just one month.

Now that Representative Tachibana has given her approval, Wang Bai no longer needs to worry.

Don't underestimate the influence of a member of parliament, especially someone like Tachibana, who was chosen by the United States; she has more than just herself behind her.

Of course, Tachibana's status as an Ajin would definitely make her firmly stand on the side of Ajin.

In this way, the demi-humans truly had their own people in politics.

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