Road to becoming the wealthiest: Starting From Treasure Hunting in the Cabinets
Chapter 1111 - 583 These Are Incidental, My Main Job Is Still Treasure Hunting!_2

Chapter 1111: Chapter 583 These Are Incidental, My Main Job Is Still Treasure Hunting!_2

Weapons and equipment, vehicles, and other support have already been coordinated for Sean Knight’s side. To support the drill, Sean Knight specially transferred an engineering team and a batch of engineering machinery from the oil field to assist with the drill.

To Abdullah’s surprise, he took even more of an interest in the drill and parade than Sean Knight did, visiting the cantonment every day.

On the tenth day, Abdullah found Sean Knight and seriously asked,

"Sean, can I trust you?"

At the time, Sean Knight was accompanying Aria Wilson in choosing music for prenatal education.

Seeing her brother arrive, Aria knew he was there for important matters, so she gently kissed Sean Knight and then went to the bedroom.

"Of course you can," Sean Knight said, somewhat surprised by his question.

"Then, can I command this army?"

Sean Knight felt even more puzzled and put down his mobile phone, saying,

"Of course you can command—but this army isn’t fully established yet. Right now, it’s just a temporary detachment brought in for you to see the effect..."

"I’ve seen it," Abdullah said earnestly.

"Although I don’t understand military affairs, I’ve observed the training of the people you’ve brought in. If the members of the brigade are like these people, or even if just half of them have this combat power, then our Elders Council would definitely agree!"

"Don’t worry, they’re all the same," Sean Knight smiled. "The people I’ve brought in have all retired from active service in our Chinese army.

Each of these veterans may experience some decrease in quality after leaving the military, but as long as regular training is maintained, there’s no doubt about their combat effectiveness!"

"So, will they listen to me?" Abdullah started thinking about this issue.

"Certainly," Sean Knight said laughingly. "However, you should know that our army, also known as the people’s army, wouldn’t carry out any actions like attacking civilians if you commanded them to do such things—they absolutely wouldn’t comply."

"No, no," Abdullah laughed. "If I command them, it would be nothing more than making a show of force during parades at critical moments to deter my potential enemies.

Besides, hypothetically, if ever someone threatens my position, or let’s say, is plotting a coup, I would send them to overthrow those enemies..."

"That’s absolutely no problem," Sean Knight said seriously. "After this brigade is formed, the supreme command will be yours. As long as it’s nothing against humanitarian principles nor attacking our country, you can then use the brigade as you wish.

Of course, just joking, but if you were to send them on a suicide mission, they probably wouldn’t comply—for instance, if a country is now dumping nuclear contaminants into the sea and you want them to go there for a seafood feast..."

"Sean, that joke is not funny at all!" Abdullah said. "Alright, now I can tell you, no matter the outcome of this drill and parade, I’m going to establish this composite brigade.

At the latest by tomorrow, the first one billion of the promised two billion, I will transfer into your account. I hope to see the completed formation of this composite brigade as soon as possible."

"Don’t worry, in no more than three months, you’ll see a heavy combined brigade materializing here—of course, you’ll need to prepare the cantonment for them in advance. If you’re in a hurry, the personnel can be in place within one month.

The equipment will take a bit longer, but it also won’t exceed three months!"

"That’s great!" Abdullah stood up, brimming with confidence as if he just thought of a problem, and said to Sean Knight,

"By the way, Sean, there’s another matter I need to discuss with you, don’t take it the wrong way..."

"Go ahead."

"After the composite brigade is formed, I will assign a group of observers to the military camp, rest assured, I won’t interfere with their training..."

"That’s expected," Sean Knight smiled. "That’s perfectly fine. However, the observers you send must not disrupt their routine training. If your observers have objections to the daily training and activities, they can report them to you, after all, you know that such matters in the military camp are actually quite..."

"I understand, I understand!" Abdullah immediately raised his hand. "I know it’s quite... taboo. But I need to... You and I are insiders, I trust you, and my sister is carrying your child. But those elders..."

"Don’t worry about that. It’s natural to send observers. Have your Elders Council study the real history of China after the founding of the country; you should know that we have no interest in your country’s political power.

Now, I’m a merchant, and I’m only interested in making money. Of course, because you and I are insiders, I am undertaking this upon your request. Otherwise, wouldn’t it be better for me to work on my land, oil fields, and mines?"

Content with the conversation, Abdullah left, and Sean Knight began a phone call with Kyle Mitchell.

"Mr. Knight, are you planning to order equipment?"

"Director Mitchell, have you planted a spy by my side?" Sean Knight joked. "Any slight movement here, and you’re immediately informed over there."

"No, it’s just that I have faith in you, Mr. Knight," Kyle joked back. "As long as you want to do it, you’ll surely succeed. I’ve almost got your equipment ready. Place your order!"

"Fine, equip it like a heavy combined brigade, three motorized infantry battalions, one artillery battalion, one air defense battalion... I think adding an armored battalion should about do it. For the rest, you know best, just match them up!"