I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 543 - 330 You’re a Bit Too Extreme

Chapter 543: Chapter 330 You’re a Bit Too Extreme

Searching for the puppet masters was not a difficult task for Chen Yun.

Just as easily as he could kill a regular person with a casual wave of his hand, Chen Yun could obtain some intelligence with just a random thought.

Under the irrational behavior of Super Intuition.

The puppet masters involved were so clear in Chen Yun’s mind that he could list a detailed list, and the positions of all the people on this list would also display in real-time in his mind.

At this moment.

For those people, it was a death list.

Having glanced at the list, where most were from Lighthouse Country, Chen Yun couldn’t help but raise his eyebrows.

Though somewhat anticipated and understanding that Lighthouse Country’s political system made it most susceptible to such a situation, he was still surprised by the sheer number of people involved.

Besides the biggest puppet masters.

Excluding those who were indirectly involved without knowledge, the number of people who were confirmed to be directly involved was nearly ten thousand.

Ah?

No, dude.

Do I really lack any deterrence?

It must be because the tenfold speed of sound didn’t hit your face, right?

Chen Yun mocked inwardly.

He decided to slightly expand his killing list to increase his deterrence.

While thinking this.

Chen Yun quickly reached his home near Jiangnan Province.

In dealing with the puppet masters only, he planned to first return and take a look.

With the Super-visual Range Position Perception Token, there was no need to worry about any issues, and he could also remotely check on everyone.

But sometimes, seeing with one’s eyes was more reassuring.

Most importantly, Chen Yun’s return was not just to check on family and friends.

It was to briefly notify the authorities.

After Chen Yun returned from abroad near his home, he could clearly sense a bunch of people around his friends and relatives.

They bore no malice.

And they stayed around his friends and family without being exposed.

Obviously.

As Chen Yun had guessed, realizing the current situation, the authorities had moved swiftly to covertly protect his friends and relatives.

With utmost priority.

Even though the situation was sudden and rushed, a considerable number of highly exceptional security forces were dispatched.

The area near Chen Yun’s home.

Originally calm and ordinary, it was now quietly filled with hidden security forces.

These protectors wore specially made bulletproof vests and were equipped with the newest communication devices. They either lurked in the attic of a neighbor’s house, hid in a corner cafe, or even blended in with the crowd on the streets.

Their presence was like an invisible net, ensuring the safety of Chen Yun’s friends and family without causing unnecessary panic.

These security personnel were not only well-equipped but also well-trained.

Many of them had special forces backgrounds, proficient in covert operations and quick responses in emergencies. To minimize disruption to the residents’ daily lives, they adopted a minimal visibility approach while maintaining contact with the command center using high-tech methods to ensure any anomalies could be responded to immediately.

Within a few kilometers around Chen Yun’s house, numerous surveillance points were scattered, from high-altitude drones to hidden ground cameras, and to portable personal monitoring devices, creating a multi-layered surveillance system.

This surveillance was not targeted at ordinary people but to prevent any potential threats to Chen Yun’s family. All collected information was transmitted in real-time to the security bureau’s data analysis center, processed by a professional team to detect potential risks beforehand.

Additionally, Chen Yun also found an elite squad on standby, equipped with the most advanced weaponry, obviously able to reach the scene within minutes of receiving orders.

The members of this squad were all meticulously selected and specially trained, capable of performing tasks in various complex environments.

Although all this happened silently, for Chen Yun, everything was within his perceptual range.

After briefly checking.

Chen Yun appeared silently in a corner of a coffee shop.

This coffee shop was located on one side of a busy street, decorated simply and stylishly. Through the large floor-to-ceiling windows, one could see the bustling flow of people outside.

The interior was filled with the rich aroma of coffee, and soft jazz music drifted through the air, creating a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.

Customers sat in groups, either chatting quietly or engrossed in their worlds. Sunlight streamed through the glass onto the wooden tables and chairs, creating a warm and dappled effect.

The table in the corner was one of the least noticeable spots in the entire coffee shop, right next to a row of bookshelves filled with various books and magazines.

This corner was almost hidden by the bookshelves, and unless one deliberately looked, it was hard to notice there was someone there.

However, this spot offered an excellent view, clearly seeing an entrance to Chen Yun’s residential complex across the street through a nearby window.

The man sitting there wore a regular business shirt and gold-rimmed glasses, looking just like an ordinary office worker.

He had a thin laptop open in front of him, displaying a series of complex charts and data.

The man’s fingers danced lightly over the keyboard, seemingly completely immersed in his work, occasionally lifting his cup to gently sip his coffee.