Ji Yang had just returned with his team from a mining area when he saw Guan Kun waiting there for him.
He held the Safety Bureau leader in high regard.
Guan Kun glanced at the young people and said to Ji Yang.
Ji Yang dismissed everyone and brought Guan Kun into his office.
"Why has Leader Guan come in person?"
"Chief Ji, there’s a situation for which we need your help."
"What’s the situation?"
"The youngest son of the Qi family from Capital City, Qi Hongyuan, is a reporter. He wanted to investigate the telecom fraud situation in Myanmar, but he got caught up with a group of fraudsters. Even after revealing his identity, they brutally murdered him. The Qi family and our country’s upper echelons are furious over this incident."
Ji Yang genuinely hadn’t heard about this and asked, "Is this a common occurrence?"
"The specific details are unclear at the moment. What we do know is that many people from our nation have been lured here and their lives are at risk. Many died without knowing how. In any case, the act of telecom fraud has aroused the fury of our leaders, otherwise, they wouldn’t have dispatched you."
"Is the Qi family very powerful?"
Ji Yang was focused on the Qi family.
He didn’t understand how there could be so many influential families in Capital City.
He had asked Chu Shuyuan about this and learned from her that there are numerous powerful families in Capital City. As long as one could become a ministerial-level leader, their family would wield considerable influence, given their extensive network. Even if the older generation retired, they could still secure good positions for their children, further deepening ties between families. Thus, the families in Capital City were divided into various levels, with the highest being those who had held core leadership roles, followed by families of various ministries and commissions, and then those who had once held real power.
Listening to all this gave Ji Yang a headache. Only now did he realize how unexpected it was for him to become a bureau-level official. He also knew that without Chu Shuyuan, his progress would have been much more difficult.
With someone from the Qi family dead, they were probably the most vocal about this matter.
Indeed, Guan Kun looked at Ji Yang and said, "Sir Qi had been a vice-premier. Even though he’s retired now, he still has a lot of influence."
Only then did Ji Yang remember such a person.
Good heavens, the death of a promising descendant from their family must have been like piercing the sky—no wonder Guan Kun had also come here.
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"You reported that Le Qin and his group are forming an Allied Army. I need to meet them; there are some matters to discuss with them."
Ji Yang’s mind stirred, "Do we need to support them?"
"We have to ensure they have some strength, otherwise they might really start thinking we’re pushovers!"
"Right, I’ll contact them immediately and ask them to come over."
"Not bad, you can actually invite them over?" Guan Kun was somewhat surprised.
They had thought that even if Ji Yang managed to stabilize the current situation and mobilize them to stand with Hua Country, that would be enough. They hadn’t expected Ji Yang could actually invite them over.
Guan Kun was aware of the situation with various parties. It was difficult even for their dispatched agents to meet the leaders of those factions, and even harder to persuade them to align with Hua Country. Yet Ji Yang had managed to do just that.
Ji Yang must be quite capable!
Ji Yang smiled and said, "I’ll call them now."
He did not avoid Guan Kun as he dialed Le Qin’s number.