Special Forces: At the beginning, An Ran pulled him to get his certificate.

Facing the eager gazes of the crowd, Chen Jun remained calm, his steady eyes sweeping over each person as he slowly said, "The instructions from above are clear: any enemy personnel who have access to top-secret information, even if they're just a dog on the street, must be eliminated. Not a single one can be spared; they must all be silenced. Now, I ask you, regarding this matter, do you have any compassion? Or, to put it another way, are there any who have never killed anyone before? Will you experience any psychological barriers when carrying out this mission?"

"Psychological barriers? Holy crap, killing those Japanese, even their dogs, what kind of psychological barriers could that be?" Hearing Chen Jun's question, everyone felt instantly insulted. Especially the border guards; they had grown up listening to stories of the War of Resistance against Japan, and their hatred for the Japanese was deeply ingrained in their hearts. At this moment, their eyes were bloodshot with anger, and the rage within them seemed ready to erupt at any moment.

"Chief, why should I have a psychological barrier? I couldn't be happier! I stomp on every cockroach I see on the roadside, and if it were the egg yolks in Xiao Rizi's house, I would want to shake them to pieces!" A border guard said with a face full of indignation, his words filled with disgust and hatred for Xiao Rizi.

Everyone laughed upon hearing this, understanding the implication perfectly. If they had psychological barriers to killing enemies like Xiao Rizi, what kind of soldiers were they? They joined the army with fervent patriotism, dedicated to protecting their country and upholding its dignity. They showed no mercy to these enemies who threatened the nation.

Chen Jun smiled as he looked at them. He knew all too well that these people not only lacked psychological barriers, but were also filled with primal desires. What Yan citizen with any sense of righteous indignation wouldn't hate the countless crimes the Japanese had committed against the country? Now that they had the opportunity to strike back, they would spare no effort. In their hearts, killing these enemies was an act of justice; how could they possibly have any psychological burden?

"Very good. Now, I'm giving you a task: take a break. From now on, this process is mandatory for every emergency mission. Don't talk or communicate; just relax quietly in whatever way you're best at. Listening to music is fine too." Chen Jun gave the order, knowing full well that maintaining a good condition before a mission is crucial, and proper relaxation would allow the team members to enter the battle in the best possible spirit.

"Okay!" the group responded in unison, their voices soft but firm. They understood Chen Jun's intention and followed his instructions, each finding their own way to relax. After all, the journey from Yan Country to Xiao Rizi required sailing from day to night, and this was a deliberately arranged route that would take even longer. During this time, meaningless conversations would only waste energy. A seasoned special forces soldier knew how to adjust himself before a tense mission; even playing with bullets was a way for them to relax.

In the dead of night, on the tranquil sea, the yacht, like a black behemoth, slowly glided through the waves. Following the pre-arranged route, the yacht finally entered the local port. Because the yacht was registered under the Suzuki Group, all the procedures were legal and compliant. Chen Jun and his group disembarked smoothly without any cumbersome checks, boarded the waiting shuttle vehicle, and drove straight out of the port.

The driver was You Junda, the former company commander who had arrived earlier than Chen Jun and his team. His reconnaissance squad consisted of ten men, all experts in their fields and very familiar with the local environment, providing strong intelligence support for the operation.

As the car slowly started moving, You Junda, while focusing on driving, said to Chen Jun, who was sitting in the back seat: "Director Chen, according to our investigation team, the enemy who obtained the top-secret information is a leader of the Yamaguchi-gumi. Moreover, he is also an excellent assassin."

"The Yamaguchi-gumi, a yakuza group, an assassin..." These factors combined were truly unexpected for Chen Jun, leaving him greatly astonished. He had initially assumed the leak was orchestrated by the opposing military, but it turned out to be the work of a yakuza group. He couldn't help but ponder: what could a yakuza group possibly do, risking so much to steal a country's top-secret information? They certainly didn't have a direct use for the information; the only possibility was to resell it for huge profits, but could they really afford that price? Things couldn't be that simple. In an instant, countless possibilities flashed through Chen Jun's mind.

At this moment, You Junda continued, "Yes, Director Chen. The specific purpose is still unclear, but this leader is named Sasaki, a veteran member of the fifth generation of the Yamaguchi-gumi. It can be said that he holds an extremely high position in the Yamaguchi-gumi, and even within the entire Triad, he is a very important veteran figure."

Chen Jun was surprised again. He had initially thought it only involved a small, powerful domestic gang like the Yamaguchi-gumi, but he hadn't expected it to also involve the Triads, an organization considered a major player throughout Southeast Asia. The Yamaguchi-gumi was already a formidable force in the local underworld, while the Triads had an even wider influence and a complex network of interests in Southeast Asia. This made the situation even more complicated and difficult to handle.

After a moment's hesitation, Chen Jun quickly suppressed his surprise. For him, the identity of the enemy was unimportant; what mattered was completing the mission, retrieving the top-secret documents, and eliminating the security threats facing the nation.

“I don’t care about any of that. All I want to know right now is where Sasaki is, who he contacted after getting the information, and where the top-secret documents are.” Chen Jun’s tone was firm, and his eyes revealed an unwavering determination. He stared intently at You Junda, waiting for the answer.

“Yes, Director Chen. Sasaki’s location has been confirmed, but we still can’t find out who he contacted after obtaining the information. However, once we find him, we should be able to find out what happens next,” You Junda replied, a hint of helplessness in his voice.

"Alright, let's go, let's move out now." Chen Jun gave the order decisively, his voice filled with urgency.

Upon hearing this, You Junda shook his head immediately, a look of worry on his face, and said, "Director Chen, his current location is the Triad headquarters. And he's been there for three days straight, without a single person in sight. Clearly, he's in the heavily guarded headquarters. Even ordinary law enforcement agencies aren't authorized to enter and investigate here. So…"

Chen Jun interrupted You Junda directly, his gaze firm and sharp, and said loudly, "You Lian, have you forgotten what our organization is called? Don't talk about gangs or secret societies. Even if it's the army of a country, as long as they do something that endangers our national security, we will go in and arrest them, even if it means going through fire and water. We will kill anyone who gets in our way, leaving no one alive!"

Instantly, You Junda saw in the rearview mirror that everyone in the car from the National Strategic Security Bureau was staring intently at him.

Their eyes flashed with a chilling murderous intent and unwavering determination. Their gaze seemed to tell the world that no matter how many difficulties and dangers lay ahead, no matter how powerful the enemy, they would not be afraid and would surely complete their mission to defend the dignity and security of the nation.