Chapter 881 - Defense Adjustment (2/2)

Of course, he wasn’t stupid enough to bring his personal feelings into his work.

After a moment of deliberation, Lawrence said, “It’s better that you contact the Los Santos FBA branch. I have other tasks now—”

Michael raised his hand and stopped him. He took a document from his briefcase and handed it to him.

Lawrence looked at the file in his hands and raised his eyebrows.

The FBA branch in Los Santos was tight on staff. It was also common practice to move people from the Capital to assist local authorities in big cases like terrorism. If it involved overseas affairs, the CIB was usually sent. If it only involved domestic affairs, help usually came from the FBA.

At the same time, it was proposed to enhance the security of Jiang Chen. After all, the security of this important guest was related to the friendship between the two countries.

For this, the CIB proposed a compromise.

The security work of Jiang Chen would be shared by both the CIB and the FBA. Half the FBA agents replaced would be moved to the recent terrorism case. The Silicon Valley Summit planned for a week later would also be jointly planned by the Los Santos police and the CIB.

There was no problem with this document; it was only a slight adjustment to Jiang Chen’s security plan.

However, he didn’t know why, but he had a strange feeling that something was unusual.

Being in this position for so long, he wasn’t a kind of idiot without political sense.

“I need to make a phone call to the Capital,” said Lawrence.

“Do it as soon as possible,” Michael said with seriousness.

…

After returning to the apocalypse, Jiang Chen went straight to Lin Lin’s laboratory and handed the memory card on the tactical helmet to her.

“I want to know what this is.” After pulling up the photograph taken at noon, Jiang Chen pointed at the giant radar and asked Lin Lin with confusion.

Lin Lin just glanced at the picture. The electronic eye quickly flashed through a string of data streams. She was trying to match this object to something that appeared in “history.” She pouted and said with a clear lack of interest, “It’s just a large radio telescope.”

“A telescope?” Jiang Chen was somewhat surprised.

[This doesn’t look like a telescope at all. Isn’t that a radar?]

“You don’t just think a telescope is called a telescope because it has a lens, right?” Lin Lin glared at Jiang Chen.

“Well, that’s what I thought.” Jiang Chen facepalmed. He paused for a moment then asked, “What does this thing do?”

“It’s mainly used to detect electromagnetic waves in the universe. Don’t view it as just a bowl; there are countless radar arrays inside. Any faint electromagnetic wave can be captured by this to be screened and filtered. It can be considered an early extraterrestrial civilization detector.” Lin Lin commented on the picture.

[Extraterrestrial Civilization Detector?]

Jiang Chen’s expression was a bit odd.

In this case, Area 51 was indeed related to so-called aliens. However, according to Lin Lin’s disapproving attitude, this original “telescope” apparently didn’t capture a record of extraterrestrial civilization… at least in this timeline.