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The voice on the other end of the phone became sharp and distorted with fear.

"The entire emergency command center has gone crazy! They've activated the highest level of emergency response!"

"The military's biological and chemical emergency response teams are being deployed immediately! All roads leading to the nuclear power plant have been blocked!"

"Mr. Murray, what is this thing? God, have we made a huge mess of this?"

David Murray's hand trembled.

He was completely unaware that the expensive Cuban cigar had fallen onto the carpet.

His face drained of all color in an instant.

Kyle stood frozen in place.

He had been on the battlefield and seen death, but never before had he felt such a chill.

This is not war.

This is challenging the bottom line of modern industrial civilization.

Su Man's lips trembled slightly as she looked at Shen Fei, her eyes filled with confusion.

The Shen Fei she knew was someone who would spend a fortune for a friend and stay up all night to save a seal.

But now, this man has personally created a disaster that could plunge a country into panic.

In the study, only two people were truly at peace.

One is Hannah, who always appears detached from the situation in the video footage.

The other one is Shenfei.

Shen Fei picked up the tea that Su Man had just brewed for him and gently blew on it to cool it down.

He didn't even look at the glaring red warning symbol on the big screen.

"What's the panic?"

He spoke, his voice not loud, but it silenced everyone.

"It was just an alarm that went off."

"exercise."

The person on the other end of the phone was stunned.

David was also stunned.

"A...rehearsal?" David's voice was dry.

"right."

Shen Fei took a sip of tea.

"Tell them this is an unannounced stress test. It's to assess the North American Joint Defense Command's response time in the face of an unknown biological threat."

"For example, the substance being released is a new tracking agent that is harmless and specifically designed to mimic pollutant molecules."

"The report will be submitted to the Prime Minister's Office of the Maple Leaf Country within 48 hours by a 'marine environmental security consulting firm' that you fabricated and has NATO ties."

Shen Fei spoke slowly, but every word was crystal clear.

Every detail he mentioned sounded like he was reciting a pre-written script.

David's mind raced.

This explanation sounds absurd.

But in the current chaotic situation, it is the only explanation that can be accepted.

Because of the truth, even fewer people dare to believe it.

"I...I understand." David's voice was still trembling.

"Very good." Shen Fei put down his teacup. "Also, casually leak this news to a columnist at the Wall Street Journal—I remember you know him. Tell him that the Canadian military is conducting a large-scale secret exercise, possibly related to the security of the Arctic shipping route."

"Then, have Shield Risk's trading division start shorting Arctic Shield's stock."

"Use triple leverage."

The study fell silent once again.

If the previous plan was crazy.

Now, it is on this madness that we begin to precisely harvest wealth.

Kyle looked at Shen Fei.

He suddenly realized that his previous understanding of war was far too narrow.

There was no smoke of gunpowder, no artillery fire.

There were only a few phone calls and a few instructions.

Yet it is enough to keep a country's power center up all night and cause the stock price of a large military-industrial complex to teeter on the brink of collapse.

"Boss..." Kyle began with difficulty, "Will they believe me? Poseidon Industries... Arctic Shield... They're not stupid."

"Of course they're not stupid."

Shen Fei smiled.

"Therefore, they would prefer this to be a drill more than anyone else."

"Because if it weren't a drill, what appears at the water intake of the Point Lepro nuclear power plant today could be in their chairman's private swimming pool tomorrow."

"On one hand, there's the temporary fluctuation in stock price and a false alarm."

"On the other hand, there is a potentially fatal threat that the company could face at any time."

"Guess what they'll choose?"

Shen Fei stood up and walked to the huge world map.

"They will use all their resources to persuade the government, the military, and the media to tell everyone that this is just a damn, stupid exercise."

"They will take the initiative to fill the basket."

"Because they are more afraid than we are of the existence of a sea god who can manipulate ocean currents."

His words left everyone present speechless.

This is an open conspiracy.

It forces the other party to take matters into their own hands and clean up those shady things.

David Murray felt a chill run down his spine.

For the first time, he truly understood what kind of being he was following.

He is not fighting against Poseidon Industries.

He is redefining the rules of this world.

"Go and do it."

Shen Fei's voice came through.

"Yes, boss!"

David hung up the phone, and in the video feed, he bowed deeply to the screen before cutting off the signal.

The atmosphere in the study eased slightly.

But everyone remained on edge.

Su Man walked to Shen Fei's side and asked softly.

"Is this... over?"

"Finish?"

Shen Fei shook his head.

"No."

"This is just the beginning."

His gaze slowly moved down from the coastline of Canada.

We crossed that long border.

Ultimately, it landed in New York State.

"The alarm just now was simply to get the actors into character."

"Now that all the audience members are in place and the spotlights are on..."

"It's time for the real protagonist to make his appearance."

He turned around and looked at Kyle and Hannah in the video.

"Hannah".

"I am here."

"This time, I need a different recipe."

Shen Fei's voice became very soft and cold.

"I need the pollutants to reach a concentration that triggers an alarm upon arrival at the target, and also to cause a minor, reversible blockage in the cooling water filtration system within a short period of time."

"I need them to sound the alarm and then discover that the backup system has also been contaminated."

For the first time, a flicker of emotion crossed Hannah's eyes.

"This could trigger a chain reaction, and in the worst-case scenario, it could lead to an emergency shutdown of the reactor due to insufficient heat dissipation," she calmly analyzed.

"I want it shut down."

Shen Fei said.

Kyle stopped breathing.

To shut down a nuclear power plant in an emergency?

This is a direct attack.

Shen Fei ignored everyone's reactions and looked at the map again.

Kyle.

"Boss!"

"Notify the person who sent you to prepare a second sample."

"This time, let's change our target."

Shen Fei stretched out his hand and tapped the map heavily with his finger.

That location is less than 100 kilometers from New York City.

"Cape Indian Energy Center"

"I want to turn off all the lights on Wall Street before dawn."