Simulation Game: Crisis Management

Chapter 769 - 344: Encirclement and Interception

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Chapter 769: Chapter 344: Encirclement and Interception

"Mr. Gu, both Ling Yousong and I are very grateful that you came with your team, but I’m sorry, we’re dealing with other matters now, and we can’t go back. It’s extremely dangerous here, so please leave as soon as possible!"

Seeing Gu Ji risking his life to rush over, Zhou Yu’s eyes grew slightly red and moist. He could only extend his hand, firmly gripping his shoulder.

"This isn’t the time for pleasantries. As an overseas police officer, it’s my duty to protect every citizen of the Xia Kingdom. Moreover..."

At this point, Gu Ji paused, glanced around, and swiftly replaced a spare magazine. "There are far too many armed personnel hiding in this neighborhood. Frankly, without our assistance, it would be hard for you two to even defend yourselves, let alone accomplish what needs to be done."

"Gu Ji makes a valid point."

Ling Yousong, being slightly older, also had a broader perspective on the matter.

The two locked eyes for a long moment before Zhou Yu finally gritted his teeth and agreed, "Alright, but let me make this clear upfront: if the operation fails, you need to retreat immediately and absolutely not reveal any details to anyone, understood?"

"Understood!"

As soon as Gu Ji agreed, he felt someone tugging at his waistband from behind.

It was Gao Bo.

He immediately understood his comrade’s intent—it was to prevent him from getting caught up in a perilous situation he shouldn’t be involved in.

But Gu Ji had no choice.

Not to mention, this incident was related to a mission from a game. The PM Company, various intelligence agencies, and the coveted mysterious item—all this information was too crucial for him.

"I need to know your mission objective. You don’t have to go into details, but I must know what you’re aiming to achieve. Also, who are the players in the current operational environment? Xv Guangpeng, check the satellite map of the neighborhood for me immediately!"

Gu Ji narrowed his eyes, his face showing no emotion—just an unnerving calmness.

The three points he inquired about are precisely the three factors most critical for tactical analysis:

Objective, enemy and ally firepower, and the map.

Zhou Yu didn’t waste time. After briefly considering his words, he began answering, "Our mission is to seize a black suitcase. The primary goal is to acquire the suitcase. If that fails, the secondary goal is to prevent it from falling into the attackers’ hands. Based on the information I have, the factions involved in this struggle, aside from the attackers, include the United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Japan, South Korea, and France."

"The US DIA, British MI6, Russian GRU, Japan’s PSIA, South Korea’s NIS, and France’s DRM have roughly deployed 3 to 4 personnel each, with some having mercenary support. Brazil is the host with not only ABIN intelligence personnel involved but also BOPE, military police on site, including the 1st Special Operations Command arriving soon!"

Ling Yousong added from the side.

Gao Bo listened, his eyes bulging; he never imagined he would one day confront some of the world’s top military intelligence agencies. It felt just like scenes from movies such as "007" or "Mission: Impossible."

"Are these intelligence organizations also after the suitcase? Might they interfere with our operations, or take action against us? Can we make the first move?"

"Yes."

Facing Gu Ji’s relentless questioning, Zhou Yu pondered for a moment and said, "All parties will first target the attackers, but there will inevitably be mutual interference. In principle, we don’t..."

"Alright, I understand."

Gu Ji’s eyes gleamed as a general action plan began to form in his mind.

According to the information supplied by Ling Yousong, the forces vying for the "suitcase" are all participants in the Brazilian Defense Exhibition and are among the world’s military powerhouses.

At that moment, Xv Guangpeng’s voice came through his earpiece.

The satellite map of their current location had been sent to his phone.

He pulled it out to look.

This area of the city was neatly planned with a typical European and American architectural style. The buildings were very close to one another, meaning snipers could easily move across rooftops to expand their field of fire.

To the east of the district, separated by a green park, stood the Ministry of Defense building.

On the west and south sides was the scenic riverside road, and jumping into the river led directly into the Tocantins River within Brasilia, with tropical rainforests on the opposite bank!

If he were a PM Mercenary, he would undoubtedly choose to retreat by water and hide out in the tropical jungle.

Indeed, this is one of the main escape routes for the PM Mercenaries.

"The enemy’s firepower is strong, and frontal pursuit is marred by objective interference, so we can choose to intercept from the flanks, using the pressure from other organizations to alter the attackers’ retreat path."

Gu Ji displayed the map on his phone to the others, pointing at the buildings on the very edges of the riverside area, "That is our destination!"

Upon hearing his tactical strategy, Zhou Yu was inwardly astonished.

In previous security operations, although Gu Ji’s tactical command capabilities were indeed impressive, they had not yet reached a shocking level.

However, within just a few sentences, they truly felt the shock.

It must be understood that from the completion of the incident at the exhibition center to the present, Gu Ji had been under continuous high-pressure, obtaining mission-critical information in a very short time.

Being able to withstand such danger and pinpoint the critical points of the situation in a brief moment was truly challenging.

During execution of a capture mission, "encircle, pursue, intercept" are commonly mentioned, each representing a different strategic approach and thus four action plans.

Among them, "encirclement" is naturally the best strategy, though it requires the most resources to implement;

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