Enforcer Manual
Chapter 895 - 853: A Good Competitive Relationship

Chapter 895: Chapter 853: A Good Competitive Relationship

Guan Lili was not the only one concerned about the contestants’ safety. Not long after the conversation ended, Sean Grant, dubbed the "Angry Mentor," urgently initiated an internal meeting with Song Lan and the "Emperor" on behalf of the production team.

Opportunity always coexists with risk.

Unprecedented stunts also meant unprecedented risks. Sean Grant had been keeping an eye on the whole affair. Last night, according to a friend of his who worked at the investigative bureau, Vadim had killed three investigative bureau staff, including a senior agent. He was suspected of having implanted an "Overload" system and was now a person of interest being closely monitored by the investigative bureau.

Catherine, who had taken over the case, had already submitted a request to headquarters, hoping the Review Meeting would send a rescuer of five stars or above to quell the incident.

Of course, the five-star rescuer she referred to was different from those of "national" fame; they were professionals who dealt with such matters for companies and families year-round.

Sean Grant was also a recipient of prosthetic implantation and certainly knew the power of the "Overload" series operating systems.

Even among military-grade prosthetics, they were considered top-tier, but their high cost and the likelihood of developing cyber psychosis deterred people.

"According to reliable intelligence I’ve gathered, Vadim’s subordinates all have more than 22% prosthesis modification and have implanted subdermal armor, meaning ordinary firearms will hardly be effective against them."

Compared to others at the meeting, Sean Grant looked gravely concerned.

According to past episodes, contestants would undergo brief firearms training and be equipped with weapons. However, these weapons were only meant for targets specifically arranged by the production team and were practically as ineffective as water pistols against prosthetic modifiers at the 22% level.

The saving grace was that this time the mentoring team was exceedingly strong.

In addition to the current Executor of Military Intelligence Section Seven CP0, there was also a "Frankenstein" whose prosthetic modification level could be guessed to not be lower than 60%.

Shortly thereafter, Sean Grant noticed someone clicking their tongue in the room.

He looked in the direction of the sound and recognized the Mechanic who had maintained a long-term partnership with Kolo Film Industry. Though she was young, she served as a consultant on many production teams, and calling her a genius mechanic was no exaggeration.

She seemed to dismiss this serious topic and instead focused her attention on Mentor Lucky.

A strange competitive drive seemed to be ignited.

Song Lan also noticed this. Since entering the room, RT6 had been maintaining intense eye contact with him, leading him to an unexpected conclusion about a simple issue that entangled a decades-old grudge within the United Government—whether Psychic Abilities or mechanization was superior. It seemed RT6 was about to challenge him.

Indeed, that was what RT6 was thinking.

Although their mother had admonished them to be cautious in their approach to Song Lan, she felt that a fair and just duel also fell within the category of "cautious."

During her time in Atlantis, she had witnessed Song Lan’s "teaching level," but in terms of enhancing human abilities, RT6 believed she was second to none.

The "Emperor" was the best proof of this, who, through her meticulous modification and training, had now improved further than before.

As for the dangers Sean Grant mentioned, she scoffed at them.

To a true mechanic, what was a mere 22% prosthesis modification level?

In her view, those involved in military technology research were still novices who hadn’t grasped the basics; no one understood better than her how to modify humans.

"If I remember correctly, this competition is elimination-based, right?"

The "Emperor," noticing the undercurrent in the room, quickly stepped forward to mediate, "If everyone were to undergo prosthetic modification, it would defeat the purpose of the show."

"Exactly, the program principle is not to perform prosthetic modification on any contestants, nor is it permissible to conduct Psychic Energy guiding experiments or administer gene drugs,"

the current head of the production team added.

"Master of Rescuers" has always maintained a down-to-earth approach, emphasising the "unadulterated" human element. The purpose is to inspire the audience, after watching the show, with the thought, "I could become a rescuer too." Therefore, during the initial selection of contestants, they even deliberately filter out a group of people.

She continued, "Kolo Film Industry also has a dedicated program for prosthetic modification called ’Prosthesis Modification in 30 Days.’ The content involves prostheses creating their ’works’ over 30 days. This is sponsored by several military technology companies and is also a key avenue for them to recruit newcomers... If I’m not mistaken, the genius mechanic Miss here serves as a consultant on that program."

From the head’s perspective, introducing elements like prosthetic modifications to "Master of Rescuers" offered no benefits, as the audience could always find more professional programs elsewhere.

"Prosthetic modification?"

RT6 sneered, "There’s no need to deal with mere ’trash fish’ with a 22% prosthetic implantation rate; doesn’t your rescuer program also include hacking skills?"

"Mhmm."

"I could teach them some hacking skills...just like the Franken team."

The regulations proposed by the head turned out to be advantageous for her performance, because under equal rules, turning contestants into Psychic Ability Users was also prohibited.

RT6 was curious as to how Song Lan intended to have the contestants, in compliance with the rules set by the production team, take down Vadim’s subordinates.