Simulation Game: Crisis Management-Chapter 367 - 179: Return, Large-Scale Crisis Reinforcement_3

As for the training to prevent weapons of mass destruction, it opened Gu Ji’s "gateway to a new world".

The commonly known weapons of mass destruction mainly include three types: nuclear weapons, chemical weapons, and biological weapons. However, with the advancement of technology, new means of mass destruction have been added to these well-known weapons, among which geophysical and structural weapons, climate and environmental weapons are the most prominent. For instance, infrasound guns and radioactive radiation sources can be attributed to weapons of mass destruction, including the "Continental Shelf Oscillator" that Gu Ji had previously speculated about.

To be honest, the information revealed by the final hidden task indeed impacted a lot of his future enhancement directions.

Whether it is the research institute behind his father, the Volut Company, Japanese violent groups, or the New York terrorist bombing incident in the United States, all of these involved the military.

Gu Ji has no choice but to prepare for the dangerous environment and enemies he will face in the future.

Moreover, this skill is not only limited to preventing weapons of mass destruction but also includes dense fire coverage. Because FBI special agents often cooperate with the Drug Enforcement Administration, Delta, SAS, and other special forces to perform cross-border missions, they frequently face heavy enemy fire resistance, as well as bacterial, biochemical, missile, and other terrorist activities. Through appropriate shelters and protective technologies and equipment, they increase the survival rate under enemy fire coverage, significantly reduce the scale of destruction, and eliminate destructive factors of weapons of mass destruction.

According to the skill description, it is not only limited to tactical counter-terrorism but can also be linked with accident or public health missions.

Gu Ji now loves skills that have wide applicability and high practicality.

They can be perfectly applied to any level.

After finishing the character panel, the next step is to quietly wait for the cooldown time of the treasure chest to end.

Because enhancements consume a lot of energy, he was worried that he would be too hungry to move the next morning, so he ordered a beef brown rice takeout. Unexpectedly, just after taking two bites, a message appeared in the lower right corner of his vision, displaying a bouncing Earth symbol icon.

Opening it, it turned out to be that kid Saflo Baron.

He is the only gamer character daring to proactively contact Gu Ji, this guy true to his delinquent nature, seemed to treat this thing as a chat app, constantly complaining to Gu Ji about the lack of organizational support, and demanding money from him as a fund for carrying out missions abroad.

"Opening his mouth and asking for 5000 US Dollars, my monthly salary minus five insurances and one housing fund is only 3800. Get lost!"

Gu Ji cursed verbally, but inwardly he was pondering whether he should use the Crisis Management Game to make some money.

At first, he was afraid of being discovered by friends or outsiders around him, especially enemies, and besides, his father’s salary at the Volut Branch was very high, enough for his usual expenses, so he never considered it.

Now that the "Code: 7472" is truly established, it’s indeed inconvenient without funds.

After all, human nature is greedy.

Perhaps he can still rely on mystery and prestige to temporarily intimidate a few people to work for him, but over time, without seeing any benefit, people like Baron, who are ruffians, will certainly abandon him.

"Next time, I could try using the game level’s time difference to look at stock index futures or Bitcoin trends in advance, forget the lottery, it’s easy to expose my identity, just not sure about the accuracy..."

From multiple level-real world mappings, Gu Ji discovered that the predictions in the game world were not entirely accurate, otherwise, character correction would not occur.

However, even if he cannot use this BUG, he can sell some game equipment on the black market through the Ghost Server.

For example, the [Poison Needle Trap] mine.

This high-tech weapon will certainly be loved by many people, not only selling for a good price but to some extent, also confusing those organizations wanting to investigate him.

The next day, Gu Ji slept until the afternoon.

Gao Bo invited him again to the police training base for training. With the idea of trying something new, he agreed. Although, to outsiders, he seemed to just have had a week off, in Gu Ji’s eyes, it had been more than ten days since he last handled firearms.

Upon arriving at the training building of the base.

Wu Kang, as always, was practicing quick entry techniques and positioning in the CQB tactical area.

Since the Mid-Autumn Festival trip to Tianhu Mountain, Gao Bo and Wu Kang had thoroughly eliminated their barriers. They greeted each other warmly when they met.

"Wu Kang, why don’t you practice with Gu Ji and me? Having more people adds more playstyles!"

After changing his gear, Gao Bo carried his 95 training gun and called out.

Wu Kang did not answer immediately but first looked at Gu Ji.

Gu Ji understood his concern. He was afraid Gu Ji might mind him hearing the tactical skills he often explained to Gao Bo. In fact, the concept of "special operations" has always emphasized teamwork, and he couldn’t hope more than for his teammates to be stronger. If everyone in domestic special police units could be at a higher level, crime would struggle to thrive.

After two days of training cooperation.

Perhaps due to the practice base in Xiangzhou and the foundation of capturing criminals on Tianhu Mountain, the cooperation among the three became increasingly smooth.

After a week of workdays.

On a weekend afternoon, at the police training base, Wu Kang removed his helmet, leaned on the windowsill, wiped his sweat, and couldn’t help but comment while watching Gu Ji practice switching between primary and secondary weapon actions.

"Gu Ji, your practical experience is truly abundant. Where did you learn those techniques?"

"Some are from foreign special police public training video materials, some from repeatedly exploring in real cases, but most of all, from my own personal experience."