Road to becoming the wealthiest: Starting From Treasure Hunting in the Cabinets
Chapter 1301 - 647: Infiltrating in Disguise

Chapter 1301: Chapter 647: Infiltrating in Disguise

Douglas Cooper said that, and naturally, Sean Knight and his colleagues knew what he meant.

"Then we’ll wait here for two more days. If anyone else comes, we’ll wipe them out, and then move on," Sean Knight said, "Of course, we can’t just listen to one side. We must inquire about the situation thoroughly before making a decision."

"Actually, boss, we can leave now," Elijah Hastings said, "After this battle, I doubt anyone would dare to come here again. Even if they did, Rainee Thomson and her team are no pushovers. As long as the key routes are well-guarded and the intelligence is accurate, those people will definitely have no return."

Lincoln Harrington also spoke:

"We should announce our departure when we leave. That way, those people will know we’ve left, and they might not trouble this place anymore."

"That’s true," Sean Knight nodded, "Then let’s pack up and leave this place."

Sean Knight and his team hadn’t yet left when the Small Town policemen came to check the situation.

The gunshots from last night had already alarmed the people in Small Town. However, the fact that Sean Knight’s farmland security personnel were armed was known not just throughout the town, but the entire city.

So everyone was clear that it must have been a shootout between the farmland’s security personnel and the outsiders.

There were only two policemen in the town, so they didn’t dare to come over until noon, hoping that the matter had already settled down. They came just to take a report and file it.

Rainee Thomson handled it with ease, bluffing her way through by reporting that the outsiders had tried to rob and had been killed by local security personnel.

Although the two policemen knew the situation couldn’t possibly be that simple—after all, last night’s gunshots and explosions were definitively not just a robbery attempt.

And looking at the bullet holes on the mercenaries’ bodies and the signs of a gunfight in the courtyard, it was obviously more like a small-scale battle.

But based on the principle that less trouble is better than more, and considering that part of their salary was sponsored by the farmland, the two policemen pretended to believe the report and left with it.

Upon leaving, Rainee Thomson also gave the two policemen a couple of gifts—actually just hot sauce from China—which they thoroughly enjoyed.

Before Sean Knight left, he called over Rainee Thomson and Cold Ice, saying:

"Rainee Thomson, from now on, you are in charge of the farmland’s security work. Cold Ice, you will manage the farm’s operations, but in major events, you need to consult with Rainee Thomson.

If you two can’t agree on a unified plan, then give me a call.

The basic principle I have here is that the food mustn’t be sold, and there must be no chaos here."

Previously, Sean Knight had thought of training Mary Powell. Now it seemed that this fellow running off to the neighboring city might have been an attempt to avoid trouble.

If he couldn’t be relied upon, then that was it.

Sean Knight could see that Cold Ice was somewhat disappointed, but he wasn’t sure exactly what she was thinking.

But now there were many urgent matters to attend to, so he didn’t plan to delve into it, focusing instead on handling the urgent matters first.

The four of them left the Small Town, drove directly to Rio de Janeiro, then took a plane with a layover to Melbourne, Australia.

During the layover, Sean Knight received a report from Rainee Thomson. Small Town had been hit by another attack by hired personnel.

When leaving, both Sean Knight and Elijah Hastings had instructed Rainee Thomson precisely because they feared another such attack.

Rainee Thomson was obedient and had arranged everything meticulously.

This time, more than twenty people came, and not one left alive.

Inside the farmland, four combat personnel were injured, ranging from minor to severe, and two non-combat staff, despite advice, insisted on going out to handle personal affairs between a man and a woman.

One of them was taken hostage by an escaping mercenary. Although he was eventually rescued, it resulted in severe injuries to a combatant.

The two non-combat staff were immediately fired by Cold Ice, receiving no severance pay—originally, Cold Ice intended to sue them for damages—causing such severe losses, they couldn’t be let off without paying a price, but Rainee Thomson convinced her otherwise.

Rainee Thomson’s rationale was her lack of meticulous arrangement. The non-combatants going out could have been avoided, but because Rainee Thomson had just taken over, her authority wasn’t established yet, and the non-combatants had been disobedient.

However, after the incident, Rainee Thomson had Cold Ice send a notice directly to the Chinese Enterprises in America, explicitly stating the actual circumstances of these two staff violating company regulations. In the future, this would be mentioned in their reference checks.

Sean Knight exclaimed in admiration, "This is practically social suicide!"

"Who would dare to hire someone who disregards company policies, runs out for personal reasons in such a dangerous environment, and even causes a colleague’s serious injury?"

"Rainee Thomson did the right thing," Elijah Hastings said, "Such people must be taught a lesson."

Lincoln Harrington made no comment on the matter, instead saying:

"It seems that the Sharde family doesn’t fully grasp our whereabouts, which is why they attacked the farmland courtyard a second time. We are now out of their sight."

"That should be the case," Sean Knight said. "Let’s level that research institute first, acting as mercenaries ourselves. Then we’ll go and trouble the Sharde family."

Upon arriving in Melbourne and disembarking the plane, Douglas Cooper was somewhat puzzled:

"Boss, there seems to be a lot of Chinese people here!"