But of course, they had their ways.
They were riding on Di Mingchen’s military aircraft, which was equipped with specialized communication equipnt.
After Lan Feng pinpointed the location of the cousin, he contacted Di Mingjue to report the coordinates.
It turned out that the cousin was in another small county, and his current location was in a relatively remote mountain area.
There, even the signal was intermittent, but fortunately, the locator system they used didn’t require a signal, allowing them to locate him with absolute precision.
Once the coordinates were confird, Di Mingzhe imdiately used the specialized communication equipnt to directly connect with the highest officials of the governnt on that side.
Miaojiang was a semi-autonomous state of the Empire, so the highest-ranking official there was the Governor.
As soon as the call was connected, the Governor’s secretary answered, "Miaojiang State Capital, may I know who’s calling?"
"This is Di Mingzhe. I need to speak to your Governor. Please transfer the call," Di Mingzhe stated concisely.
The other side was montarily stunned, then shockingly responded with disbelief and arrogance, "Di Mingzhe? If you’re really Di Mingzhe, then I’m Hitler. This is a governnt office. Stop making prank calls."
With that, the phone was rcilessly hung up.
Di Mingzhe was left montarily awkward.
"Hahaha," Di Mingchen couldn’t help but laugh and teased, "Awkward, isn’t it?"
It wasn’t Di Mingzhe’s fault; the main issue was that the communication equipnt on Di Mingchen’s aircraft didn’t display any originating number, leaving the call to show as "unknown."
Even so, this secretary’s attitude was rather audacious.
Di Mingzhe shot Di Mingchen a glare.
Even Di Mingjue couldn’t hold back his laughter and asked, "So, what now?"
Di Mingzhe, unable to suppress a faint chuckle himself, decided to call Gu Jin, asking her to first connect with the Governor so he could follow up afterward.
Gu Jin, upon receiving the call, was quite surprised. Upon learning of the situation, she was left montarily speechless before hastily agreeing, "Got it. Don’t worry, leave it to ."
She then made the call.
The sa secretary answered, but this ti their tone was exceedingly respectful.
"Miaojiang State Capital. How may I assist you, Vice President? Should I transfer the call to the Governor?"
Gu Jin: "..."
Gu Jin couldn’t resist teasing, "The Vice President personally called earlier, and I heard you doubted him."
The secretary: "..."
"Wait, that earlier one was really the Vice President?" The secretary was stunned and flustered. "I—I had no idea it was the Vice President! Dammit—no, I an, I’m damned..."
"That’s enough," Gu Jin interrupted, cutting short the secretary’s panicked rambling. "The Vice President will call again in two minutes. Just transfer him directly to the Governor this ti."
"Yes, yes, Secretary Gu, understood." After hanging up, the Governor’s secretary broke into a cold sweat out of sheer panic.
That really was the Vice President just now!
It’s over, it’s over—she felt like she had caused a major disaster. The secretary sat there dazed.
Suddenly, the phone rang with a loud "ring-ring-ring," causing her hands to tremble. It took her a mont to steady herself before answering, "Hello, Miaojiang State Capital. Are—are you the Vice President?"
"It’s ." Di Mingzhe’s deep, pleasant voice was straightforward and without preamble. "Transfer to your Governor."
"Right away." The secretary didn’t dare spare an extra word, silently praying that the Vice President wouldn’t hold her earlier behavior against her.
The call was quickly transferred, and the Governor answered with utmost deference, "Your Excellency, Mr. Vice President, what urgent matter requires your personal call?"
"I need you to find soone for ," Di Mingzhe said succinctly. "Integrate your military’s equipnt with the Commander-in-Chief’s. We’ll provide this individual’s updates in real-ti. I need you to capture this person within twenty minutes."
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