Enemies Are All Nourishment for My Fungi..
Chapter 404: Report to the Higher-ups Immediately (3)

Chapter 404: Chapter 404: Report to the Higher-ups Immediately (3)

"A country destroyed?! Which country did she destroy? It’s already destroyed, and she still says she didn’t do anything?"

"In her view, this really isn’t much; she only destroyed a country, not the entire world’s nations. She didn’t only roam the Otherworld but also traveled across the continents of Blue Star. She said it herself; globally, only our government remains, while other countries have either perished or fragmented. There’s video evidence as well. The director now needs to decide, how many points for one video clip? Copper Level to Silver Level requires a million points, and all she sees now are points."

The director pinched the bridge of his nose.

"The news you bring is astonishing; I’m overwhelmed. Write a detailed report and submit it."

"Yes, Director."

"I’ll deliver these two bags of Ru Zi. I’ll attend the third meeting."

"Ah?" Su Jing and the secretary exchanged puzzled looks, "Director will attend personally?"

"According to what you’ve said, Ye Nai now falls into the category of people so confidential that they cannot be presented publicly. If I don’t show up, wouldn’t it make people think the country doesn’t value her? I’ll pass these two bags of Translation Mushrooms to the Special Affairs Coordination Committee, and only by attending the next meeting can I ensure they’re sufficiently prioritized, which will prompt them to send the committee chairman."

"Understood, Director."

"All three departments have agreed to her hosting a New Year’s celebration in the Otherworld?"

"Yes, we’ve all agreed, and the ministers have signed authorization letters."

"Okay, you’ve all learned to act first and report later, but this time it’s well done."

The director was initially stunned by a stream of information that defied conventional knowledge, feeling a slight anger, but now he acknowledged the result positively.

After all, the subordinate departments had the autonomy to act, and in this matter, decisions must be made decisively.

Otherwise, using bureaucratic procedures as an excuse to delay, though it would take several days following normal procedures to schedule the first meeting, for someone truly capable, prolonged delays would only make them feel undervalued, making intelligence seem unimportant, leading to a loss of patience. Rather than waiting bitterly, it’s better for them to act independently.

That’s the country’s loss.

"Director, our report is finished. If there’s nothing else, we’ll head out," Su Jing said.

"Hold on, transfer a copy of this video to me. I’ll need something to show them at the Coordination Committee."

The director opened his desk drawer and took out a memory card.

Su Jing’s secretary immediately transferred the two videos from his computer to the memory card, and then to the director’s computer.

While the files were copying, a message popped up on the director’s computer, reminding him of the next appointment starting in five minutes.

Luckily, there’s just enough time.

Once the files were copied, Su Jing swiftly took his leave with the secretary.

The director seized the last two minutes to call the Chairman of the Special Affairs Coordination Committee, asking him not to leave after work, stating he’d come over immediately after finishing, as there’s an urgent matter to discuss.

At around eight in the evening, the Defense Director finally completed today’s work and notified the secretary to prepare the car.

Then, he called the Chairman of the Special Affairs Coordination Committee to confirm that he was waiting in the office, and immediately departed with the materials.

Like when Su Jing presented his report, the same scene replayed; the chairman faced this significant news with deep excitement, his emotions fluctuating.

The two conversed for nearly two hours, and the chairman confirmed his attendance, even finalizing the number of government delegates and expert groups, as too many people risked compromising confidentiality.

Next, the Special Affairs Coordination Committee began their busy legwork, while the Defense Director went home to sleep peacefully.

The next morning at work, the chairman started making calls, the matter being too significant, requiring notification of the nine highest leaders of the Government Affairs Office.

By noon, the chairman rushed to the Government Affairs Office, taking advantage of lunchtime to conduct a one-hour meeting with the nine highest leaders in the most secure conference room. Shortly after his departure, the Government Affairs Office started selecting and contacting mushroom experts from the expert roster.

The four academicians who received calls promptly halted their current work and arrived at the Government Affairs Office’s confidential conference room the next day at the set time to partake in discussions.

Seated, they discovered the meeting was of high specification, attended by all nine top leaders, along with the Special Affairs Coordination Committee Chairman and the Defense Director present.

The meeting was co-hosted by the Defense Director and Chairman, with the two bags of Translation Mushrooms previously handed by the chairman placed on the table in front, and a large dish prepared for viewing clarity by the academicians.

The academicians, upon seeing the unfamiliar mushrooms on the plate, immediately stimulated their professional acumen, understanding that their primary focus here was to discuss how to artificially cultivate these mushrooms.

Indeed, academicians are academicians, their guesses were quite accurate.

The Defense Director, holding Su Jing’s report from yesterday, had both a text and PPT version, aimed to articulate the entire matter in detail, with the chairman playing the two videos in tandem.

The academicians were entranced, disregarding their age, all eager to obtain more samples, each claiming to be capable of researching artificial cultivation methods.

"Academicians, please, calm down," the chairman hastily protected the two bags of Translation Mushrooms.

"This report only covers half the content, the crucial part is still coming. Academicians don’t need to research artificial cultivation methods as they’re already available."

The Defense Director also fervently spoke, typically composed, he now faced the fervent academicians with a feeling of slight abnormality.

"Translation Mushrooms cannot be grown on Blue Star due to excessive energy requirements; they can only be cultivated in the Otherworld. Thus, Ye Nai, the bearer of this message, is the key individual in the whole plan. As long as progression goes smoothly, we’ll be able to announce the comprehensive end of the war to the nation by the year-end."

"Alright, let’s pause; my question is, where’s Ye Nai? Why isn’t she attending today’s discussion?" An academician interrupted the Defense Director directly.

"The purpose of this meeting is to discuss among ourselves before proceeding to the third meeting with her."

"Where is she now?"

"She’s in the military camp."

"Why is she in a military camp? Is she a soldier?"

"No, she’s an Independent Awakened."