We need to get those underlings to charge ahead, creating so trouble for the Yan Family.
The Fungus Faction commander smiled slightly as he said to Trump, "Rest assured, President, we've done this many tis before. Those Guo Family mbers wouldn't dare disobey us. We just need to inform them and then sit back and enjoy the show."
It seems they've done this sort of thing more than once or twice, which is why they're so confident.
Indeed, many regional skirmishes in the past decade or so have had so connection with the United States.
It can be said that the recent years of conflicts have been a result of the United States stirring up trouble on the sidelines.
If it weren't for the United States' instigation, many of these conflicts wouldn't have even ignited.
So the commander's confidence isn't without reason; they are indeed very experienced in these matters, and they rarely fail, usually being able to accomplish their objectives smoothly.
The United States has been setting up in the southeastern region for many years, easily influencing many Guo Families in the area.
Stirring up so conflicts is relatively easy; it just depends on how the Yan Family responds.
Additionally, Chuan Yin arranged many things in the eting room, instructing the departnts to handle their respective tasks.
Seeing that most of the arrangents were in place, Trump decided to conclude the eting.
"Alright, today's eting concludes here. I've arranged the necessary tasks, and everyone must focus on their responsibilities. This matter concerns the future of our Guo Family; I hope everyone takes it seriously!"
"Lastly, I hope the contents of this eting won't be leaked. Confidentiality is paramount. If I hear anything outside that shouldn't be heard, you all know the consequences for those who leak Guo Family secrets!"
Trump made a final reminder to everyone present to keep the eting's details confidential.
This sort of thing must not let the Yan Family prepare; secrecy is of utmost importance.
That's why this eting was held in a secret base, primarily for secrecy considerations.
Trump's final warning left everyone's hearts sinking, as they all knew the repercussions of leakage.
They were well aware of the intelligence director's thods and didn't want to fall into his hands.
With such thoughts, everyone left the eting room, marking the official end of the eting.
After the room emptied, Trump remained seated by himself, lost in thought.
He gazed at the ceiling and exhaled deeply, softly saying, "I hope we can get through this ti; I can't let the United States decline under my watch!"
After saying this, Trump left the eting room, his face resolute and determined.
anwhile, the United States' actions began slowly, with preparations underway on various fronts.
Jiang Cheng, having completed the reactor, was busy organizing mass production plans for it.
He needed to devise a detailed plan to convince the leadership to support him.
What Jiang Cheng didn't know yet was that the United States, unable to watch the Yan Family's gradual growth, was preparing to strike against it.
An undercurrent was slowly rising, and a conspiracy against the Yan Family was quietly unfolding.
Whether the Yan Family could weather this storm or not was uncertain, as the United States had misjudged the Yan Family's developnt tiline, and ten years later, it was too late.
So, as long as the Yan Family could smoothly face the current challenges, no one could stop the Yan Family's rise.
For the Yan Family, this was not only a crisis but also an opportunity.
Whether this powerful undercurrent would impact the Yan Family depended on the unfolding events.
In recent days, several Guo Families in the southeastern region have been uneasy, as mysterious figures have approached these Guo Family leaders.
These individuals were agents sent by the United States to incite conflicts between these Guo Families and the Yan Family.
Using the backing of the Guo Family, they coerced and persuaded the high-level officials, hoping they'd act according to their wishes.
Within a certain island city's President's Mansion in the southeastern region, such events were occurring.
A white man in a black suit sat waiting to et with President Rodrigo of this Guo Family in the President's Mansion.
He wore large dark sunglasses to conceal his appearance, seemingly unwilling to reveal his identity to others.
He sat at a small table, sipping a cup of coffee with relish.
The man appeared unworried about the upcoming eting, projecting confidence in his mission.
His confidence stemd from the Guo Family backing him. He believed the opposition couldn't withstand the pressure from the United States.
Plus, he was willing to offer so benefits, so he was sure they'd act according to his plans.
After all, the opposition Guo Family and Yan Family had longstanding mariti issues.
These conflicts have persisted for a long ti, with even a recent high-profile mariti lawsuit drama.
Now, the conflicts between them and the Yan Family are beyond reconciliation, with neither side willing to retreat.
Thus, with just a little provocation, stirring up greater conflicts was simple.
Mr. President didn't keep him waiting long, soon pushing open the door and walking in.
This President, nad Rodrigo, upon entering, first assessed the man in black.
Then he stepped forward, extending his right hand and said, "Welco to Fei Country. I hope you find your stay comfortable, and if not, just let know. I'll accommodate your needs."
It seems the President was quite wary of the man across from him, trying to be amicable right from the start.
The man in black extended his hand as well, firmly grasping the other's hand and said, "No discomfort at all. For those of us who travel the world, everywhere feels like ho. By the way, the coffee here is very authentic, which I personally enjoy a lot."
After speaking, he sat back down and continued sipping his coffee from the table.
The President also sat down at the small table, smilingly saying, "Glad you enjoy this coffee. I'll have so prepared for you to take. By the way, what brings you here this ti?"
After the President asked, he stared at the man curiously, wondering about his purpose for visiting.
He knew this man in black had an extraordinary background and often connected with high-level officials of other Guo Families on behalf of the United States.
Rumor had it that this man had been involved in nurous major events and that many conflicts within Guo Families were linked to him.
Thus, he was nervous about the man's visit, uncertain of the reasons behind his outreach.
The man in black didn't imdiately answer the question but savored a sip from his coffee before conveying his purpose.
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