Simulation Game: Crisis Management-Chapter 231 - 127: Infiltrating the Company

For a brief moment, Gu Ji's thoughts were vacant, his every breath heavy.

As soon as he saw the name "Volut."

He couldn't help but recall the incident of his father's plane crash.

But quickly, his investigative instincts pulled him back from the haze, his eyes scanning the somewhat alert security at the entrance. Lowering the brim of his hat, he turned and left.

As one of the world's top tech-med companies, the Volut New York Branch occupies no small area, having managed to build a closed tech park in the rare land of the Brooklyn Tech Triangle.

Besides the entrance equipped with a license plate and pass recognition system, the park is surrounded by a two-meter-high iron fence. Nearby are white stick ball-shaped cameras, and inside, apart from scenic landscaping and a parking lot, there are three white buildings, one tall and two short.

Tech companies, due to involving many secrets, often have very strict entry and exit management.

Going through the main entrance was definitely not an option.

Gu Ji pretended to be a passerby "strolling" around the park, but was actually observing the operating patterns of the cameras.

Each camera has a visual range of about 20 meters and likely comes with object detection tracking. As long as an object moves, the spherical camera would turn to lock onto the target.

Just the external security is this tight?

Fifteen minutes passed, and after circling the whole area, Gu Ji still hadn't found a single blind spot in the surveillance.

"It would be great if I had the bomber's technical skills to hack into the surveillance system effortlessly."

In various anti-terrorism techniques, Gu Ji is adept in tactical breaching and medical first aid, but his only shortcoming lies in computer technology.

He couldn't help but think of Zhao Hua, the intel technician from the City Bureau who attended the Xiangzhou exchange meeting with him before. Perhaps he could get him to teach him.

Just as Gu Ji was about to forcefully break in.

A sparse sound suddenly came from the side. He turned his head alertly, and it was actually an adult golden retriever stray dog!

The creature roamed the edge of surveillance range, sniffing and looking around, while the overhead camera followed its movements.

Gu Ji also noticed this.

An idea sparked, and he tentatively stepped into the surveillance coverage.

Sure enough, the camera didn't turn towards him.

Until he was closer to the fence than the stray dog, the target lock then switched to him.

"I see..."

Gu Ji grinned, took out the butter cheese he had bought earlier from the convenience store and tossed it inside the fence.

The stray dog must have been hungry for a long time. Smelling the scent of food, it went crazy and rushed over, sticking its head halfway through the fence, repeatedly licking its nose with its tongue, and scratching the ground with its paws in anxiousness.

Taking advantage of the camera lock.

Gu Ji briskly ran to the fence from a blind spot, grabbing the pole with his backhand, rested his right foot's heel on the pole, and leveraging the friction, he vaulted over with ease in one smooth motion.

As his toe touched the ground.

The stray dog looked at Gu Ji behind the fence, letting out a pitiful "woof woof" twice.

"Thanks, my canine friend!"

Gu Ji turned back with a smile, stood up, picked up the cheese from the grass, and tossed it out, then quickly dashed towards the park's parking lot.

[Why is there a dog there?]

[Where is the streamer now? I'm so anxious, anyone know?]

[I think I just heard some heavy footsteps!]

[There might not be such good luck this time. It's been almost half an hour, but he still hasn't found the bomb!]

[The police must be watching the live stream now, the streamer can't escape this time!]

Because entering the Volut park took too long, many viewers in the live chat believed that Gu Ji had already used up his previous luck.

He took a glance at his phone and didn't bother further.

Carefully avoiding the surveillance's view, Gu Ji found a landscape tree near the parking lot to hide, while changing his baseball jacket to a professional outfit, meticulously examining the three buildings ahead.

Based on the observation of personnel movement and photos taken with his phone's telephoto lens.

The central tallest one is the office building, with the most traffic. The left-side three-story low building is second, serving as the staff cafeteria and recreation fitness area. The right-side three-story low building, closest to him, appears smallest and most desolate, with almost no traffic, and all windows are blue-coated privacy glass, most likely Volut's tech R&D center.

Gu Ji hypothesized in his mind that the bomber harbors hatred towards Volut.

From a revenge perspective, he would set the bomb where it can shake the foundation of the enterprise, either the office building for eradicating all branch high-ups or the R&D center, destroying the company's core data.

But it isn't easy to blow up a 13-story office building.

Professional building explosions generally have three methods:

Directionally tipping, vertical collapse, or implosion.

Taking the simplest directional tipping method as an example, its principle is to blow a triangular notch at the bottom of the building, causing the structure to tip towards the notch, hit the ground, and disassemble.

The required explosive amount is terrifying, and external wall cutting to fill explosives for directional blasting is needed in advance.

That's simply impossible to complete.

Unless all of Volut Branch's security are fools.

So.

The possibility of bombing the R&D center is higher.

Gu Ji raised his wrist; there was less than half an hour left before the next location exposure, time was pressing.

First, he circled around the outside of the R&D center building to check for new wall painting marks.

A three-story low building seldom uses directional tipping, mostly the vertical collapse or implosion methods.

The former involves packing explosives within a certain height of the supporting structure at the building's base, exploding all at once momentarily, causing vertical collapse, impacting the ground to disassemble.