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Chapter 76 You call this an exercise!

Kyle stopped breathing.

The color drained from his face, his lips trembled, and he couldn't utter a single word.

To shut down a nuclear power plant in an emergency.

This was a direct attack.

This would destroy a country's industrial base.

Su Man's hands were icy cold. She gripped the hem of her clothes tightly and looked at Shen Fei's profile, finding his face unfamiliar.

The man she knew would stay up all night to save a seal.

But the man in front of us is about to cause a blackout in a major city.

"Boss..."

Kyle's voice was hoarse.

"That's Cape Indiana... If it stops, the whole of New York will come to a standstill. This... could start a war."

"war?"

Shen Fei turned around and looked at Kyle with a calm expression.

"The war started long ago, Kyle."

"It started when they dumped that biological weapon into my fish farm."

He walked up to the world map and pointed to New York.

"Our adversaries are not Poseidon Industries, nor Arctic Shield. They are those who, sitting in their Wall Street offices drinking coffee, can decide the fate of a nation."

"They are shareholders of Arctic Shield and investors in Poseidon Industries."

"The alarm at Cape Lepro is just a news item in the newspaper, a fluctuation in stock prices, to them. They won't feel anything."

Shen Fei's voice was very soft.

"To make them feel something, you have to take away what they care about."

"The lights of New York, the electricity of Wall Street. That's their weakness."

"I only need one power outage, brief and controllable."

"I want to make those self-righteous people sit in the dark for an hour. To make them understand that the sea has its own master."

The study was very quiet.

Kyle and Su Man both stared blankly at Shen Fei.

"I see."

In the video, Hannah Schmidt's voice broke the silence.

Her face remained expressionless.

"You need a complex biological agent."

"The main body is a genetically edited fast-growing algal spore. When exposed to specific water temperature and salinity, they are activated and complete three to four exponential divisions within fifteen minutes, forming a biological filter."

"This mesh is enough to clog most industrial-grade filtration systems, but its structure is very fragile."

"Once they leave the specific water environment or run out of energy, they will dissolve on their own within an hour, breaking down into harmless proteins and water."

Hannah speaks very quickly.

"I can give you this recipe."

"However, the dosage and timing of the application must be precise down to the milligram and the second. Otherwise, once a scale effect is achieved, it could cause long-term damage to the ecosystem of the lower Hudson River."

Give me the data.

Shen Fei said.

Kyle took a deep breath.

He raised his head, his eyes becoming calm.

"Boss, I need a detailed action plan, including timeline, coordinates, and contingency plan."

"very good."

Shen Fei nodded.

"Hannah, you coordinate with Kyle. I need to see the final plan within fifteen minutes."

"Yes."

"Yes, boss."

Both of them responded at the same time.

Shen Fei then dialed David Murray's encrypted number.

The call was answered almost instantly.

"Boss," David's voice sounded relieved.

He had just temporarily glossed over the incident at the Cape Lepro nuclear power plant by using the excuse of a secret NATO exercise.

He thought the turmoil was finally over.

"David, listen to me."

Shen Fei's voice was calm.

"Prepare all your media channels, especially those financial journalists who have influence on Wall Street."

"I want you to be ready to release a news item at any time within the next three hours."

David's heart skipped a beat.

"What...news?"

"The Indian Point Energy Center has been shut down due to a cooling system malfunction caused by an unidentified marine organism."

David felt a chill run down his back.

He opened his mouth, but couldn't utter a single syllable.

Cape Lepro was merely sounding the alarm.

This time, the boss is going to just unplug the power.

"At the same time," Shen Fei ignored his reaction and continued to issue instructions, "have your trading team ready. This time, I want you to use five times leverage to short the entire North American energy sector index."

"I'm going to crash the market."

"The collapse we caused."

On the other end of the phone, David Murray's vision went black, and he had to grab the table to steady himself.

He finally realized that the boss had no intention of negotiating with anyone; he was going to destroy everything.

"Yes... Boss."

David used all his strength to squeeze out those words through clenched teeth.

After hanging up the phone, the action plan had been finalized in the study.

"Boss, everything is ready," Kyle reported.

Shen Fei glanced at the time.

"action."

……

Four o'clock in the morning.

A stretch of open sea 300 kilometers off the coast of New York.

The black speedboat floated silently in the night.

Kyle opened a briefcase.

Inside was a syringe filled with blue liquid.

This is what Hannah made.

He injected the liquid into a specially designed biodegradable dispenser.

Then, following the countdown on the screen, he threw the dispenser into the sea.

The dispenser silently sank into the water, a flash of blue light passing by.

The speedboat immediately turned around, its engine roaring, and quickly disappeared into the night.

At the same time.

In the study of Dasheng Manor.

Shen Fei closed his eyes again.

His consciousness merged with the sea.

This time, he has to cross a greater distance and control a more complex flow of water.

His perception covered the edge of the North American continental shelf.

He could feel it all: the cargo ship's propellers churning the surface water, the patrol submarine gliding through the deep sea, and data rapidly flowing through the submarine fiber optic cables.

His senses carefully avoided all of this.

He found the stream of water marked by Hannah's biological agent.

Then, he began to guide it.

He manipulated an upwelling current from the deep sea, lifting the water and avoiding a turbulent area.

At his command, a group of migrating bluefin tuna changed direction slightly, their schooling protecting the fragile current from being dispersed by external ocean currents.

Guided by him, a massive whale shark swam slowly beneath the current. Its enormous body altered the local water pressure, creating a channel that accelerated the current.

Time passed second by second.

……

Central control room at the Indian Point Energy Center, New York.

A piercing alarm suddenly sounded before dawn.

"Warning: The inlet water pressure at the No. 2 unit's C cooling water intake is abnormally low."

"The pressure has dropped by 30%, 40%, and it's still dropping."

"Switch to backup water inlet D."

The supervisor on duty shouted out instructions, his forehead covered in cold sweat.

"Report: The pressure at water intake point D is also abnormal."

"The F-11's filter is clogged. The F-12's is clogged too. My God, all the filters are clogged."

A young technician screamed as he watched the data on the screen flashing red.

"We are losing cooling water."

"The water pump is overheating; the temperature has exceeded the critical value."

"The reactor core temperature is rising."

"It's too late!" The manager, his eyes bloodshot, grabbed the red phone on the table and roared with all his might.

"Initiate emergency shutdown procedure."

"I'll say it again, shut down the reactor immediately."

……

Almost at the same time.

At The Wall Street Journal, a senior financial reporter's phone lit up.

He received an anonymous message.

Something happened at Cape Indiana.

Five minutes later.

A breaking news alert popped up on financial terminals around the world.

[Breaking News: Cape Indiana Nuclear Power Plant shuts down for unknown reasons; New York City may face massive power outage.]

It was still dark.

A financial upheaval has begun.

In the study of Dasheng Manor.

Shen Fei slowly opened his eyes. His face was a little pale, but his eyes were bright.

He looked out the window; a sliver of light was already appearing in the east.

He knew he had won.

however.

Just then, a red satellite phone that had never been used before suddenly rang in the study.

The piercing ringing of the bell made everyone's heart skip a beat.

It was a highly confidential line. In theory, apart from the great-grandfather who built the manor and a few people in high positions, no one knew of its existence.

Kyle rushed over, picked up the phone, and looked at Shen Fei, waiting for instructions.

Shen Fei frowned slightly and nodded.

Kyle pressed the speakerphone button.

It was quiet on the phone.

A few seconds later, an aged voice came from inside, carrying an air of authority and a heavy accent.

"young people."

"Things are out of control in Russia; I can help you handle it."

"But you turned off the lights on Wall Street."

The voice paused for a moment.

Tell me, who are you?

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