Chapter 292: Unyielding Infiltration

Yenir, isn’t what we’re doing a bit off…

He swallowed hard.

Trailing behind Yenir, Ming Luo’s heart churned as he watched Yenir, like a bandit, use his credentials to violently “unlock” the system.

As the data center storing all levels of information for the Safe Zone, every piece of equipment had been encrypted.

Yet before Yenir, it was as defenseless as a babbling little girl.

The enormous command center erupted into chaos as they broke in; hundreds of Staff Officers and technicians could only watch helplessly as Yenir rifled through every cabinet.

No one dared intervene.

The emotionless alerts blared, warning everyone.

This youth’s credentials were so high he could ignore nearly every confidentiality rule.

“Don’t worry, search together,”

“Focus on the aquatic sections and troop movement records,”

Without looking back, Yenir casually ordered Ming Luo and the others while juggling multiple tasks, simultaneously sifting through the forcibly extracted records.

As the Military of the East Sea Safe Zone, they stored every piece of information here. Moreover, the details were far more comprehensive than those in previous reports.

His task was simple.

Detect anomalies in record time and find the decisive evidence!

Especially at those anomaly points confirmed by the investigation team—he would personally recheck them!

Even…

With streams of data flashing in his eyes, a determined glint crossed Yenir’s gaze.

Even if nothing abnormal surfaced, even if everything seemed fine, he had to make a call.

With millions of lives hanging in the balance, he wouldn’t risk hesitation or chance.

“Yenir…”

He opened his mouth.

Ming Luo, watching Yenir’s intensely thoughtful profile, fell silent and eventually gave up trying to persuade him.

Though he wasn’t sure what Yenir intended, after the last mission he believed Yenir was not one to act without reason. The youth’s intelligence and judgment were among the finest he had ever seen.

But his methods this time were a bit too extreme… somewhat violent.

Perhaps Yenir had no choice but to take such drastic measures…

……….

Half an hour later, amidst a mountain of documents,

Flickering white light danced on Yenir’s face—the glare from the rapidly updating screen.

Twelve electronic screens formed a massive projection array before him, their humming machines clashing with the quiet of the hall.

Under strict orders, data collection proceeded at breakneck speed.

From aquatic anomalies and biological detection reports to troop movements, daily research, and tidal power records—the past year’s worth of East Sea data was piled before Yenir.

Thanks to his formidable willpower, he functioned like a human supercomputer, processing every piece of data in record time.

Meanwhile, hundreds of East Sea Military personnel gathered around him, their faces etched with discontent.

They had largely figured out why Yenir had broken into the data center.

This boy seemed to believe that every single one of them was in error—accusing them of negligence and failing to see the impending disaster in the East Sea.

How laughable!

“Who does he think he is?!”

“We monitor data with hundreds of people every day. How can we possibly miss any issues?!”

The voices roared, low and angry.

Among the crowd, several researchers clad in high-end white uniforms clenched their fists, staring intently at Yenir.

Members of the Disaster Early Warning Center—some with over thirty years of service, dating back to the founding of the East Sea Safe Zone!

They prided themselves on having seen every storm; sea beast attacks and sudden incidents were always among their first alerts!

Yet Yenir’s brutal demand for a complete recheck, dismissing their assessments, smacked of intentionally undermining their work!

An eighteen-year-old youth—some even doubted if Yenir had grasped even the basics of disaster management!

At that age, what insight could he possibly have?

For professionals, nothing is more infuriating than an outsider questioning their expertise.

“Shh… keep it down.”

“Master, do you know who he is? He’s Yenir! The same Yenir who clinched global number one!”

“I heard there’s a ninety percent chance he’ll become the next Chief Commander!”

Several younger researchers, visibly nervous, tugged at their mentor’s sleeve. Unlike their older mentor who cared little about current gossip, they had heard of Yenir’s reputation and how highly the Capital had praised him recently…

Honestly, he was the brightest rising star in the Huaxia Battle Zone in the past decade!

Their expressions froze.

The mentor, having been cautioned, glanced at Yenir in surprise—he hadn’t expected Yenir’s background to be so impressive. However…

Moments later, that surprise quickly turned into discontented anger:

“So what?!”

“His combat talent is purely natural! Does he even understand the data?!”

“I don’t care who he is! He’s disrupting our work—causing chaos!”

“Is that what A-Level clearance is for?! I’m reporting him to the Capital and demanding that the Military revoke his privileges!”

His expression darkened with fury.

For those in research, combat Awakeners were seen as brutes. In their eyes, these individuals should stick to fighting monsters and leave the research to professionals!

Especially since this kid came from a humble background—rumor had it he hadn’t even finished basic education!

Now, using his authority to command them—it was nothing short of a spoiled second-generation elitist, messing with their operations!

Especially after they’d all witnessed Yenir’s forceful intrusion firsthand!

Too domineering! Far too arrogant!

He disregarded every rule, ignoring even Commander Fang Teng—it was pure brute force!

Listening to their mentor, the younger researchers were left speechless.

That’s right…

They indeed dared not offend Yenir, yet they secretly resented his methods.

Theoretically, A-Level clearance allowed him to access any information and even command those one rank below in any battle zone.

But that was only in theory.

A-Level clearance was more an honor—a symbol of the nation’s recognition.

Under normal circumstances, who would really use A-Level clearance to boss others around? Especially someone as overbearing as him. No one knew what the higher-ups were thinking, elevating this kid to such a status that he could do as he pleased.

Listening to the murmurs of discontent around him, Ming Luo and the others, with nothing else to do, could only sigh quietly.

Yenir’s actions were indeed hard to contain.

Honestly, it was the first time they’d seen Yenir act so “domineering.”

In previous missions, Yenir had always been calm and approachable… logically, he shouldn’t have resorted to such rough measures.