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Chapter 84 Now, let's talk about your pets!

submarine.

This word has nothing to do with business or finance.

It belongs to the deep sea and warfare, a realm that ordinary people have no access to.

William von's lips moved.

He wanted to say something to maintain his dignity as chairman, such as empty words like "You are threatening the board of directors."

But he couldn't make a sound.

It felt like something was blocking my throat.

The young man sitting in the main seat completely broke the rules with a set of rules they didn't understand at all.

Shen Fei's fingers traced across the conference table, finally stopping in front of Robert, who wore gold-rimmed glasses.

"Mr. Robert."

Robert's body trembled violently.

"Let's start with you," Shen Fei said calmly. "You just said you were dealing with the company's non-performing assets."

"I...I didn't..." Robert's voice was soft and trembling.

"Hannah".

Shen Fei called out that name again.

The audio file on the home screen has disappeared.

Instead, a Swiss bank account statement was provided.

The number was large, followed by a long string of zeros.

"This is your private account, Mr. Robert. Over the past five years, there have been twenty-seven anonymous transfers totaling fourteen million US dollars."

"Every remittance will be made within three days of you signing an asset optimization report."

The screen is split in two.

On the left is a bank statement, and on the right is a photo of a woman. A blonde woman is playing on the beach with two children.

"Your mistress, Emily, lives on Long Island in a house worth three million dollars. Your two illegitimate children, one seven years old and the other five, attend expensive private schools."

"You visit them twice a month."

Robert's face turned pale instantly.

He felt weak all over and slumped into the chair, panting heavily.

Even his wife didn't know about these things.

How did the other party find out?

"I..." He opened his mouth, but couldn't utter a single word.

My heart is pounding.

Shen Fei didn't look at him again.

His gaze shifted to another person, a director who had remained silent and appeared shrewd.

"You tell me."

The director froze.

He saw Robert's fate and knew that no amount of sophistry or concealment would be of any use.

The young man in front of them knew far more than they had imagined.

"It's...it's William."

He reached out his trembling hand and pointed to the chairman at the head of the conference table.

"It was William who first proposed the 'Leviathan' plan."

He said that it was the company's hope for the future and a new solution to humanity's energy problem.

"Leviathan?" Shen Fei raised an eyebrow slightly. "You call that monster Leviathan?"

"We don't know if it's a monster!" another director hurriedly added, speaking quickly. "It...it's more like a geological phenomenon. A high-density energy body deep in the Mariana Trench that periodically awakens."

"When it awakens, it will release enormous energy that can trigger underwater earthquakes and tsunamis."

"We...we were just trying to calm it down."

"Appease?" Shen Fei's tone was tinged with mockery.

"Yes, appease them!"

As if he had found the right word, the director raised his voice a little.

"Each release was just before its energy level reached a critical point. We discovered that organic life forms can... can neutralize the energy that overflows when it wakes up, allowing it to calm down again."

"So you feed it with people."

Shen Fei said the word for him.

"No, hey!" William von suddenly roared, slamming his hand on the table and standing up.

"That's for stability! For the future of all humanity! If it gets out of control, the entire Pacific Rim will be submerged!"

His eyes were bloodshot, and his expression looked frightening.

"Those 307 people sacrificed themselves for a more important cause! Their deaths were worthwhile!"

"Yeah?"

Shen Fei looked at him with a cold gaze.

"Then, how do you explain this list?"

Hannah's voice seemed to be everywhere.

A new list appeared on the screen.

The person pictured above is not an employee.

Instead, they included journalists, members of environmental organizations, oceanographers, and even assistants to two members of Congress.

Next to their photos, they all had the same status.

[Died unexpectedly].

"These people have all investigated Poseidon Industries," Shen Fei said coldly. "Are they also part of that great cause you're talking about?"

William von's roar stopped.

If he were to use employee sacrifices, he could still argue that it was an internal matter and a necessary sacrifice.

Then this list is murder.

He seemed to have lost all his strength and slumped back into his chair.

No one in the entire conference room dared to speak again.

They finally realized that the person sitting in the main seat was not there to negotiate for money.

He's here to settle accounts.

Tell me its location.

No one spoke.

Kyle took a step forward.

He did nothing, he just stood there.

But the director closest to him almost slid off his chair.

"In...in Mariana-11 sector."

A trembling voice rang out.

"Depth, 10,900 meters."

"We have a specially designed deep-sea submersible called Noah, which is specifically designed for deployment missions."

"What do you want to get from it?" Shen Fei asked the last question.

This time, everyone's eyes were on Wilhelm von.

William von raised his head, his eyes now empty, devoid of their previous arrogance.

"Energy... is just the first step."

He muttered to himself.

"We've cracked part of its energy pattern. We've discovered that we can guide the direction of its energy release through specific frequencies."

"We can create an underwater earthquake."

"It could also... create a tsunami targeting a specific coastline."

After he finished speaking, he looked as if all his bones had been removed.

This is the secret of Poseidon Industries.

What they wanted was never clean energy.

What they want is the ability to establish a new world order.

Leviathan is the weapon they use to threaten all coastal nations.

Shen Fei listened in silence.

He leaned back in his chair, his fingers tapping unconsciously on the armrest.

He finally understood.

Why was the person on that red satellite phone so nervous after hearing that they could control ocean currents?

Because there are already people in this world trying to do the same thing.

Moreover, their methods are bloody and cruel.

"very good."

Shen Fei stood up.

His actions made all the directors' hearts leap into their throats.

"Your old life has come to an end today."

"From this moment on, you will work for me. I will be watching your families, your assets, everything you have."

"Your first task is to use all your resources and connections to ensure a smooth and quiet transition of all of Poseidon Industries' assets and operations to my name. I don't want to see any negative reports about this handover in the news."

"Is it possible?"

He looked around.

No one dared to meet his gaze.

The only response he received was silence and trembling nods.

Just then.

Shen Fei's personal phone in his pocket vibrated rapidly.

He took it out and glanced at the caller ID.

Hannah.

He pressed the answer button and put the phone to his ear.

"Shen Fei, we're in trouble."

Hannah's voice was fast, and it sounded a little unsteady at first.

"Leviathan's energy readings have just experienced an exponential surge."

"It...is awake."

"And I seem very hungry."

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