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In the study.

No one spoke, and no one moved.

Kyle's facial muscles twitched stiffly. He tried to speak, but no sound came out, and his mouth opened involuntarily.

The look in Su Man's eyes shifted from fear to confusion, and she loosened her grip on Shen Fei's arm.

In the video, David Murray is frozen in place, maintaining the posture of standing up from his chair.

Only Hannah Schmidt remained expressionless, but for the first time, a look of inquiry appeared in her eyes.

"Boss..."

After a long while, David's hoarse voice finally came from the speakers.

"This is not...a Hollywood movie."

"Ocean currents aren't taxis; you...you can't let them go wherever they want."

It was a project spanning thousands of kilometers, with the goal of building a heavily guarded nuclear power plant.

The tool used to carry out this plan was, surprisingly, unpredictable ocean currents.

This is beyond insanity.

This is a myth.

"Yeah?"

Shen Fei didn't turn around; his finger left the map, and he walked back to the window.

He offered no explanation.

Explaining things to these people is pointless.

He needs a little miracle.

"Hannah," Shen Fei said.

"I'm here," Hannah responded immediately in the video.

"Off the coast of Newfoundland, the weather monitoring buoy K-13 is sharing its real-time image data on a large screen."

"Insufficient permissions, will take one minute." Hannah didn't waste any words, her fingers already rapidly typing on another keyboard.

Shenfei then turned to Kyle.

"Go to the lab and get a bottle of fluorescent tracer. It needs to be brightly colored and biodegradable."

Kyle hesitated for a moment, but his soldier's nature made him act immediately.

"Yes, boss!"

He walked out quickly.

In less than a minute, the image on the large screen in the study split in two.

On the left is a data stream from Hannah's lab.

On the right is a first-person perspective view that rises and falls with the waves, showing a gray sky and deep blue sea.

"K-13 buoy, connected," Hannah reported.

Kyle returned, carrying a bottle filled with bright pink liquid.

"very good."

Shen Fei walked up to Kyle and took the bottle.

He said it to everyone.

"Look at the screen."

After saying that, he walked to the window and pushed open a door leading to the terrace.

The sea breeze blew in, carrying a cold and damp scent.

Shen Fei unscrewed the bottle cap and poured the entire bottle of bright pink liquid into the bay of the private dock below the manor.

The pink dye quickly spread across the inky black seawater, creating a striking bright color.

Then, Shen Fei closed the door, walked back to the center of the study, and closed his eyes.

Everyone held their breath.

They didn't know what their boss was going to do, they just waited.

With his eyes closed, Shen Fei's consciousness merged with the sea.

He became part of the ocean.

He could feel the icy Labrador cold current, the chill rushing from north to south.

He could also feel the warm Gulf Stream, flowing from south to north with its heat.

Countless ocean currents, eddies, upwellings, and downwellings were clearly presented in his mind.

Previously, he could only sense the existence of these water flows.

Now, he can control them.

His spiritual power extended outwards along a tributary near the shore.

This force is very weak and cannot change the mainstream direction, but it can be precisely guided.

It gently, at a certain point, gave a tiny push to an inconspicuous vortex.

A seemingly insignificant change triggered a chain reaction.

A small branch of the water that would have flowed to the open sea has been slightly deflected.

It bypassed a reef and merged into another, slightly larger ocean current.

Then, at the next juncture, this ocean current was once again corrected by Shen Fei's mental power.

In the study.

One minute.

five minutes.

ten minutes.

The pink hue in the bay is slowly fading, spreading over an increasingly larger area, and is about to disappear into the sea.

The image of the K-13 buoy on the big screen remained dark blue.

Kyle's forehead was beaded with sweat.

He began to suspect that his boss was hallucinating due to excessive pressure.

Su Man looked at Shen Fei and noticed that his face was somewhat pale.

Just as David Murray was about to break the silence,

"look!"

Hannah's voice suddenly rang out.

Everyone suddenly looked at the screen.

A faint pink hue drifted in from the edge of the right side of the image.

Everyone's eyes widened.

The pink hue grew stronger and stronger, transforming from a line into a patch.

In less than thirty seconds, the K-13 buoy's lens was completely covered by that familiar pink.

In the study, only heavy breathing could be heard.

Kyle staggered back a step and bumped into the bookshelf with a dull thud.

He looked at Shen Fei, and his eyes changed completely.

The straight-line distance from the manor pier to the K-13 buoy is more than 15 kilometers.

The dye, without spreading naturally or ignoring the wind and waves, was precisely delivered to its target location by an invisible force within a dozen minutes.

David Murray's legs went weak, and he slumped back into his chair, muttering unconsciously to himself.

"My God... my God..."

Su Man covered her mouth, tears welling up in her eyes.

She finally understood the true meaning of Shen Fei's words when he said that the sea would personally deliver the judgment.

He was stating a fact.

Shen Fei opened his eyes, a hint of weariness in them.

He calmly swept his gaze over each person.

"Any more questions?"

No one answered.

"very good."

Shen Fei walked back to the table.

"David".

"Here! Boss!" David jumped up from his chair with a start.

"Give me the coordinates. All nuclear power plants, all backup water intakes, the error cannot exceed one meter."

"Yes! I'll get it to you within thirty minutes!"

"Hannah".

"I am here."

"I need to calculate the dilution ratio of the pollutants. I need it to reach a concentration that is just enough to trigger the highest level of biochemical alert when it reaches the target, but also enough to be diluted by ocean currents in a short time without causing actual ecological damage. What I need is panic."

"Understood. This is a math problem."

Kyle.

"Boss!" Kyle stood ramrod straight.

"You and Zhang Xin are responsible for the distribution. Following Hannah's formula, divide the samples into one hundred portions. I will provide you with the distribution time and coordinates accurate to the second. Remember, only one portion at a time."

"I guarantee I'll complete the mission!" Kyle's voice trembled slightly.

Shen Fei looked at Su Man one last time.

"Could you make me a cup of tea, please?"

"Mmm." Su Man nodded vigorously, turned around and quickly walked out of the study.

Three o'clock in the morning.

The first highly diluted sample, under Kyle's control, was released into a dark area of ​​sea designated by Shenyang Aircraft Corporation.

Shen Fei sat on the sofa in the study and closed his eyes again.

His spiritual power guided the unseen current, silently meandering towards the continental shelf.

Time passed second by second.

4:17 a.m.

David Murray's encrypted satellite phone emitted a piercing scream.

He shuddered, immediately answered the call, and pressed the speakerphone button.

A voice came from inside, almost a scream.

"Mr. Murray! Something terrible has happened!"

"Five minutes ago, the Point Lepro nuclear power plant sounded a red alert. A potent mutagen of unknown origin was detected at their main cooling water intake, at a concentration exceeding the safety threshold by thirty times."

"The Maple Leaf Nuclear Safety Committee has gone mad; the entire East Coast Joint Emergency Command Center has been activated."