Miss Beautiful C.E.O and her system-Chapter 545: Nonsense scenario for a while

Arriving at the airport, Ling Qingyu’s convoy turned heads. It was rare to see such a fleet of matching vans in such a formidable formation. Passersby couldn’t help but wonder if some famous celebrities had arrived, sparking excitement that quickly simmered down when the passengers dismounted.

For the men, however, this sight was nothing short of captivating. A large group of women exited the vehicles—around a hundred in total—each one slim, tall, and alluring. Despite their modest attire, their stature and poise captured everyone’s attention. Their presence was striking, as if a group of supermodels had descended upon the airport, turning it into an impromptu fashion show.

Each woman had a beautiful face, and their healthy, toned figures—enhanced by rigorous exercise and Ling Qingyu’s mysterious training methods—made them all the more impressive. The air was thick with curiosity and admiration as these women, who seemed to be more than mere travelers, made their way inside the terminal.

While the crowd buzzed with curiosity, Ling Qingyu and her entourage grabbed their suitcases and strode in with purpose. They carried only the essentials for their mission, plus a few additional "tools" that Tang Ziyi had insisted on including.

Before departing, Ling Qingyu had been dragged to the underground storage where Tang Ziyi had prepared everything for the operation. The array of equipment was staggering: drones, batteries, portable solar chargers for emergencies, an arsenal of weapons including rifles, shotguns, and machine guns, and all the necessary gear for special operations, including parachutes.

Tang Ziyi’s confidence in Athena’s products was evident, as she ensured they had everything they could possibly need.

The weapons had been upgraded to Western standards, with HK416 and HK417 rifles suited for riflemen and marksmen, respectively. The SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon) remained the same, using the Israeli-made Negev model. Spirit Fox needed a disguise that would direct suspicion toward Country C, hence the choice of equipment.

The cache also included grenades, an automatic grenade launcher, RPGs, an autonomous mortar system, and even a MANPADS (Man-Portable Air-Defense System). The sheer volume of weaponry was overwhelming, and Ling Qingyu felt a headache forming as she surveyed the "succinct" preparation Tang Ziyi had orchestrated.

The most surprising request from Tang Ziyi was for Ling Qingyu to store vehicles—specifically, modified Toyota pickup trucks. These trucks, resembling those used by Mexican police to combat cartels, were equipped with mounted PKM machine guns, transforming them into technical vehicles built for war.

In addition, Athena had outfitted the PKMs to be compatible with NATO 7.62mm ammunition, ensuring logistical compatibility with the rest of their gear.

Accompanying the trucks were Land Cruisers, the preferred choice for tough terrains, and, to Ling Qingyu’s astonishment, several Aegis armored vehicles and two armored Strykers. The sight left her speechless. The demerits of having a divine bracelet had appeared.

Heck, even the food, medicine and toiletries were stored away, sufficient for a year at the minimum. Tang Ziyi also sent in a new robot, designed alongside with Athena to build infrastructure inside Ling Qingyu’s spatial tool.

Aunt, please stop torturing my soul. We’re just fighting against gangs, not invading towns, Ling Qingyu thought, though she dared not say it aloud.

However, Tang Ziyi’s rationale silenced her. To eliminate the entire scamming group required extensive time and blockades. They needed to seal off the hideouts and slowly dismantle them, all while preparing to fend off any reinforcements. These weapons and vehicles were necessary to maintain the upper hand.

As for how Tang Ziyi planned to explain all of this to Gu Yi and her government contacts, she assured Ling Qingyu that Athena had it all covered.

Reluctantly, Ling Qingyu decided to trust Instructor Tang’s judgment.

This elaborate preparation was the reason Ling Qingyu felt more weary than excited as they headed toward the military base where Gu Yi’s confidantes were stationed. Tang Ziyi’s eagerness had drained her energy even before they had arrived.

Thanks to Gu Yi’s arrangements and her connection with Yang Qingyue, the group was escorted through a private channel directly to their plane. Along the way, Ling Qingyu called Gu Yi to express her frustration. "Aunt Gu, you’re ruthless. You didn’t even let me talk to Sister Yang."

"Distance makes the heart grow fonder, doesn’t it? I’m doing this for your own good," Gu Yi replied, her tone light.

Ling Qingyu nearly rolled her eyes. "You’re a sly old fox."

"Thank you, little fox," Gu Yi responded, amused. "I’m just making sure you don’t accidentally leak any information. Don’t think too much about it."

Your reasoning is sound, but it doesn’t make any sense at all, okay? Ling Qingyu thought, silently accepting the situation.

"Alright, I’ll hang up now. We’re boarding the plane."

"Safe flight, Little Ling," Gu Yi said warmly before ending the call.

Ling Qingyu took her seat on the aircraft, an Airbus model, though she didn’t know which one exactly. What she did notice was how many seats were available, far more than needed for her, Tang Ziyi, and the 80 operators accompanying them. The spaciousness was a welcome luxury.

Tang Ziyi sat across the aisle, both of them in the business class section. Due to the need for secrecy, none of them wore their real faces, including Ling Qingyu. The disguises were so thorough that if not for their deep connection and the time spent together, recognizing one another might have been a challenge.

Ling Qingyu marveled at her mother-in-law’s power and influence, arranging everything with just a few words and some important documents. It was a reminder of the reach and authority that Gu Yi wielded.

Soon, the plane lifted off, taking precedence on the runway thanks to its high-priority status. Just two hours later, they landed at the airport in Province T. Upon disembarking, the group was again led through a private channel, this time toward a small group of waiting military officers.

Tang Ziyi took the lead, exchanging pleasantries with the officers before they were ushered into four buses. Ling Qingyu observed quietly, following Tang Ziyi’s lead without asserting herself.

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Half an hour later, the convoy arrived at the military base, where temporary accommodations had already been arranged. Ling Qingyu couldn’t help but be impressed by Gu Yi’s network, though she suspected that this display was also meant to send a message.

She understood that Gu Yi might be demonstrating her power and influence, perhaps as a subtle deterrent. While Ling Qingyu didn’t enjoy thinking negatively about others, she knew it was necessary to guard against potential threats. It was essential to anticipate the worst in people, but she made an exception for her closest confidantes and friends.

Paranoia had its limits; life would be too bleak if she mistrusted everyone.

No sooner had Ling Qingyu settled in than Tang Ziyi pulled her away, ordering the entire group to prepare for training. Ling Qingyu grumbled internally but complied without hesitation. Tang Ziyi had arranged for helicopters and briefed the operators on the day’s agenda.

The objective was clear: they would jump from the helicopters, skydive for a while, and then land on designated spots using parachutes. This exercise would test both their personal skills and the reliability of their equipment. With the data provided by sensors, they were expected to achieve near-perfect landings.

Normally, Tang Ziyi wouldn’t have had such confidence in conducting this exercise so quickly, but Ling Qingyu’s shared mysterious training had given them an edge.

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The military swiftly allocated the helicopters, and the operators changed into their gear. They carried only the necessary equipment for the exercise; the focus was on practice and familiarization.

As they made their way to the helicopters, they encountered an unexpected small episode. A group of soldiers, fully equipped with weapons and gear, stood in formation, their presence exuding a menacing aura. Their intense, disciplined appearance was clearly intended to intimidate the Spirit Fox operators.

Tang Ziyi and Ling Qingyu recognized this as a show of force, a childish attempt at political maneuvering. While such displays might have rattled less experienced operators, the Spirit Fox members were unfazed. Their combat experience and training far exceeded that of the soldiers attempting to intimidate them.

Discipline and formations might impress onlookers, but Tang Ziyi’s operators had long since transcended the need for such superficial displays. They trained in "undisciplined discipline," focusing on real-world effectiveness rather than rigid military ceremony.

Tang Ziyi valued creativity and problem-solving over blind obedience, knowing that her operators could snap into formation at a moment’s notice if needed.

The Spirit Fox operators responded to the provocation with bored indifference, their lack of reaction a silent testament to their superiority. In terms of experience, these soldiers couldn’t hold a candle to them. The training intensity, the variety of scenarios they’d faced, and the sheer volume of real-world operations had prepared them far beyond the capabilities of their would-be challengers.

Tang Ziyi and Ling Qingyu had already warned the operators about such potential provocations, instructing them to remain composed. Both women were irritated by the military’s childish antics, but they kept their cool.

If the military wanted a challenge, Tang Ziyi was more than ready to deliver. She would have relished the opportunity to pit her operators against these soldiers in force-on-force drills, confident that her girls would emerge victorious. Tang Ziyi was confident to rub these lads’ faces against the floor in humiliation.

She guessed that the military superiors allied with Gu Yi were likely observing, hoping to gauge the Spirit Fox’s reaction.

But for now, they kept their true capabilities under wraps, their calm demeanor speaking louder than any aggressive display could.