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The air in the underground research lab felt as if it had been sucked out.

Su Man's face turned deathly pale instantly. She covered her mouth, let out a suppressed gasp, and involuntarily took a step back.

Kyle stood still, his usually expressionless face tense. His hand moved silently to his waist, gripping the outline of the gun handle.

Shen Fei did not move.

He simply looked at Hannah, his eyes calm.

"evidence."

He uttered two words, his voice very steady.

Hannah tapped her fingers a few times on the keyboard, and the video on the main screen switched to a series of documents side by side.

On the left is an internal log from Poseidon Industries regarding the optimized disposal of deep-sea assets. On the right are densely packed personnel files.

"I cross-referenced the feeding logs in the Leviathan folder with Poseidon Industries' personnel database from the past ten years."

Hannah's voice sounded a little strained.

"The log records 132 special asset deployments over the past ten years."

"With each deployment, one or more people are permanently removed from Poseidon Industries' global employee roster."

Her finger touched a line of records.

On April 12, 2017, 3 units of Grade C assets were deployed at the following locations: xxxx, xxxx.

Meanwhile, in the personnel files on the right, three files are highlighted in red.

Each person's name, nationality, and job title are clearly listed above.

The final status of the files all contained the same phrase: "[Lost in contact during an overseas mission]".

"The locations where contact was lost all point to the same deep-sea coordinates."

"One hundred and thirty-two deliveries, totaling three hundred and seven people."

Hannah looked up and gazed at Shen Fei through her glasses.

"They are not feeding a living being."

"They are...human sacrifice."

"Madmen, a bunch of madmen."

Su Man could no longer hold back. She rushed to Shen Fei's side, grabbed his arm, and her nails almost dug into his flesh.

"Shenfei, we can't get involved in this anymore. This isn't business; it's massacre, it's a crime against humanity. We need to call the police and hand these things over to the FBI and the United Nations."

Her voice was trembling with tears.

A multinational corporation worth tens of billions of dollars was feeding deep-sea monsters with the lives of its own employees.

This truth was almost too much for her sanity to bear.

Shen Fei grabbed Su Man's cold hand in return.

His gaze remained fixed on the cold records on the screen.

"Call the police?"

He repeated the sentence softly.

"Su Man, do you think a company that can get the Coast Guard to deploy military underwater vehicles would be afraid of the police?"

"To be able to establish a platform worth tens of billions on the high seas and continue doing this for ten years without being detected, how small do you think their protective umbrella must be?"

Every word Shen Fei said made Su Man's heart sink.

She was stunned.

Yes.

The opponent's energy is beyond imagination.

"Then...then let's go. Let's sell all our stocks, leave this place, and go somewhere no one knows us. We have more money than we can spend, we can..."

"It's too late."

Shen Fei interrupted her.

"We've been involved since the moment I bought 37 percent of Poseidon Industries."

Do you think they'll let us leave now if we want to?

He turned his head and looked into Su Man's eyes.

"They will do everything they can to make us the next name on that missing persons list."

Su Man's body went limp, and she almost collapsed, but Shen Fei caught her.

She felt no hope at all.

What they thought was a victory in the business war has now turned into a deadly trap.

"Hannah".

Shen Fei's voice rang out again.

"Is it possible to find a time for the next deployment?"

"I can't find it." Hannah shook her head. "The logs only go up to last month. Besides, their frequency of distribution isn't fixed. Sometimes it's ten or more times a year, sometimes it's only once every two or three years."

"However, I discovered a pattern."

Hannah pulled up a deep-sea chart.

"Each deployment corresponds to a peak energy level during Leviathan's awakening. It seems that Poseidon Industries is not actively feeding it, but rather... appeasing it."

"Use human lives to quell the rage of a monster."

Shen Fei looked at the nautical chart and at the coordinates marked as the drop point.

He was silent for a long time.

Neither Su Man nor Hannah dared to utter a sound.

The only sound in the entire research lab was the hum of the server fans.

Kyle.

Shen Fei suddenly spoke.

"exist."

"When will Ivan's submarine arrive?"

"At the fastest, three days," Kyle replied.

"Not fast enough." Shen Fei shook his head. "Give him more money. I don't care what method he uses. I want to see the Abyss Walker appear at the dock within forty-eight hours."

"Also, contact your former team. I need a six-man special operations team, on call 24/7. They need the best equipment."

Kyle's eyes narrowed.

He understood that this was preparation for war.

"Yes."

He didn't ask why, and turned to leave the research lab.

"Hannah".

"Continue the investigation. I need to know who on the board of directors of Poseidon Industries knows about this and who was involved in the decision-making process. Dig out all their information."

"Also, locate Leviathan precisely and monitor its energy fluctuations in real time."

Hannah adjusted her glasses and opened a new can of tuna.

"Insufficient computing power."

"David's supercomputing center on Wall Street is all yours to use," Shen Fei said without hesitation.

"it is good."

Hannah nodded and started typing on the keyboard again.

Finally, Shen Fei helped the still dazed Su Man and said softly.

"Let's go upstairs and rest for a bit."

"And what about you?" Su Man held onto him tightly.

Shen Fei turned his gaze back to the screen.

The screen displays a list and photos of the current board members of Poseidon Industries.

Those people were all dressed in suits and ties, with smiles on their faces; they were all prominent figures.

Who would have thought that these people had the blood of more than three hundred lives on their hands?

"I?"

Shen Fei's voice was soft, yet it carried a chill that Su Man found unfamiliar.

"I have to go to a meeting."

He picked up the internal communicator on the table and connected to David's line.

"David".

"Boss, I'm here."

"Has the notice for the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders been sent out?"

"It's been sent out, boss. They replied that they'll be waiting for you at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the conference room on the top floor of their headquarters building." David's voice was filled with excitement.

"very good."

Shen Fei's tone remained completely calm.

"Send them another supplementary notice."

"Tell them that there will be an additional item on the agenda for tomorrow's meeting."

He paused, then spoke slowly and deliberately.

"I want to hear from them, to hear firsthand reports from the Special Assets Management Department on the achievements of the past ten years."

"In particular, a detailed explanation of the 307 missing persons reports."