Chapter: 5101

"A military satellite communication network?" Ye Chen was stunned and asked: 'You can actually buy that?'"

Segnal Industry explained: "Normally, you can't buy one, even if you have unlimited funds. But at that time, it was a bit of a chaotic situation in Ukraine, with many high-ranking officials selling off their assets – even nuclear weapons were almost sold. As for the satellites, there were just so many floating around up there, and nobody knew what was happening or who owned which one.'"

As he spoke, Segnal Industry said again: "This batch of satellites has extremely high security, and it has been reset with communication codes, so even the people who designed them can't break into the current communication content. The possibility of being broken is almost non-existent, but it also has some drawbacks. The biggest drawback is that these satellites are somewhat old, using old-generation narrowband mobile communication satellites, which transmit at a slower rate than modern systems. It's only suitable for transmitting text and byte-level command signals, such as monitoring the status of safes around the world. Normally, safes just need to send a few bytes of commands to the satellite, and if any abnormality occurs, the command is only a few bytes to activate the self-destruct device. This small data transmission is completely without any problems except that it can meet the needs of extremely few users for voice communication at critical moments but cannot meet video signal transmission."

Ye Chen nodded, saying: "So even if the Cyprus base may have installed monitoring equipment, the organization won't be able to monitor in real-time, right?"

"Yes," Segnal Industry said. "The monitoring equipment at Cyprus is stored locally. I bring a copy of the past week's monitoring recordings back each time I visit, but this data won't be connected to the internet; it will only be stored on Turkish soil. Every so often, we'll send all the data to the Righteous General's headquarters, and as for whether they will forward these data to their lord in England, I just don't know."

Ye Chen couldn't help but laugh: "You're getting old, but you still have a lot of understanding about this aspect."

Segnal Industry replied with great respect: "These are all things we learned during our training at the Tiger Camp."

Ye Chen asked him with great interest: "According to what you know, has your organization ever activated these self-destruct devices?"

"Yes," Segnal Industry said without hesitation. "It happened almost 20 years ago. A base was once set off by a major failure, and the organization really showed its ruthless side, only notifying the special envoy not to send medication until the day before it would normally be sent. Meanwhile, they instructed him to wait an extra half-day if the envoy didn't show up by the next morning. If he still hadn't shown up by dawn the following day, the organization would grant permission for him to open the safe and activate the standby antidote."

"What then?" Ye Chen furrowed his brow, asking: "The organization kept lying until they were about to succumb to their poisoning, and then activated the self-destruct?"

"Yes!" Segnal Industry nodded heavily, his expression shocked. "The organization didn't send anyone to deliver medication again, and at the last minute, they destroyed the standby antidote. That base included over 5,000 people – including the special envoy, cavalry guards, dead soldiers, and their families – who all died from poisoning without a single survivor."

Ye Chen asked him: "How do you know so clearly?"

Segment nodded, explaining: "This is internal data decrypted by the organization. It was decrypted at the time to warn all bases of the catastrophic consequences that would follow."

Ye Chen suddenly thought of something and blurted out: "You just said that major failure occurred twenty years ago?"

"Yes!" Segment nodded heavily: "It was exactly twenty years ago, I remember it very clearly."

Ye Chen's expression turned pale with shock, as he recalled his parents being killed in Jingling twenty years prior!

The timing was so consistent, it couldn't be a simple coincidence, right?

Isn't there some connection between the death of his parents and Segment's story?!

As soon as Ye Chen thought this, his pupils constricted, and he immediately asked Segment: "What exactly happened twenty years ago that made our lord directly sentence thousands to death?"

Segment shook his head blankly: "I don't know the specific reasons... I only know that our lord was extremely furious with them at the time, so he decided to take their lives..."

As soon as Ye Chen raised an eyebrow, he asked coldly: "Do you know where they failed?"

Segment shook his head: "I don't know..."

Ye Chen thought of the Five Military Commandery and the responsible department for Asian affairs within the Clear River Hall, which was none other than the Central Military Commandery. So he asked him: "Who exactly suffered that defeat at the time? Is it the Central Military Commandery?"

Segment shook his head again: "I don't know, but I can confirm with a high degree of certainty that it's not our Right Military Commandery..."

As he spoke, Segment added: "In fact, the Clear River Hall has numerous bases like the one in Cyprus all over the world. I have no idea how many there are or what they're responsible for. Even I don't know how many bases are under my Right Military Commandery's jurisdiction. This information is completely sealed off within the organization. I only know that we have Left, Central, Front, and Rear Military Commanderies, but as to who's in charge of each one and their specific scale, I'm entirely unaware..." JrNovels.com