Snow Leopard: Building the Strongest Elite Group through Robbery

Chapter 1179 No one can do anything about it

You are not welcome here for the time being.

Xiao Ya glanced at Chang Guqing and then came to Zhou Weiguo. "Awen, it's really not safe here anymore. With the joint investigation, no one knows who will come. Let's leave here for now. It's good for him and good for us."

Zhou Weiguo always listened to Xiao Ya's every word, so he nodded and said, "I'll listen to you. Let's go stay outside for a few days."

Hasegawa Kiyoshi is waiting for news, waiting for news from the US.

However, three days passed and he still hadn't received any news.

"Could it be that, just as Zhou Weiguo said, this matter has been suppressed?"

Watson.

Marcel looked at the Secretary of State as he emerged from the presidential palace and went to greet him, asking, "How did it go?"

We've had news from the non-professional side for a few days now, but there's still no conclusion.

"The president has decided to suppress this matter."

"What did you say?" Marcel raised his voice. Such a big thing had happened, and the President was actually going to suppress it.

The Secretary of State pulled him aside to a quieter place; “Keep your voice down, do you think this is something honorable?”

It is disgraceful, and it is precisely because it is disgraceful that we need to investigate it thoroughly in order to establish a lofty and majestic image for the empire that cares for the people.

But the president actually wants to suppress this matter. What is he thinking?

"You don't understand political issues; the president also has his own difficulties."

He has his reasons, but what reasons could he possibly have?

Marcel didn't understand, nor did the secretary pushing the president's wheelchair outside.

She bent down and asked softly, "Your Excellency, I don't understand why we have to suppress this matter."

The president turned to look at her; “Alice, you’re wrong. It’s not that I’m trying to suppress them, but that some people in the country are trying to suppress them.”

The north is facing the biggest direct invasion threat in history, and the merchants and farmers who have settled there do not want relations with Tokyo to deteriorate.

They occupied more than a third of the space on that side. This group had swayed the council.

“I’m doing this not for myself, but for our generals. They are loyal, but to others, they are not loyal, but a cancer. I can’t push them out for the sake of those four hundred men.”

Once they're pushed out, those people will definitely find a way to get rid of the one who threatened to start a war.

"The situation hasn't deteriorated to the point where there's only one option. Until then, what we need to do is be patient."

So patient.

At the Kowloon Hotel, Zhou Weiguo tossed his cigarette into the ashtray and turned to Xiao Ya, who had just come out of the shower, saying, "I really didn't expect them to actually tolerate this."

Xiao Ya had learned a lot about the situation in Watson during her time in Kowloon. She rubbed her hair with a towel. "It's not hard to understand. Although the Presidential Palace is their power institution, in reality, it is also subject to the Japanese. After the Civil War ended, the group in the north has always been in a dominant position. Those people are not willing to have a bad relationship with the Japanese army."

Hasegawa Kiyoshi sat on the sofa, a cigarette dangling from his lips; "I've said it before, this is not feasible."

Zhou Weiguo turned to look at Hasegawa Kiyoshi; "Then what do you think would be a feasible approach?"

How can we achieve this?

Hase Kiyoshi had already considered this matter when he arrived.

Zhou Weiguo would not give up until a plan was put in place, and continued to attack their merchant ships.

If a method doesn't work the first time, then you need to try a different one.

"Unless the Empire itself comes to believe that cooperation with the United States is a mistake, it will be difficult to change this matter, even if the people oppose it."

Ok……

Zhou Weiguo narrowed his eyes; "I don't want your emperor anymore."

For the sake of profit, even the most revered gods must be brought down from their pedestals.

They spent so many years getting people promoted, are they really going to pull them down in such a short time?

"If His Majesty intervenes and says that this matter is a misunderstanding, then will your instigation still be effective?"

The question left Zhou Weiguo speechless.

"You also said that interests come above all else. If the empire prospers, then who will prosper? He must know how to maximize the interests."

Zhou Weiguo silently took out a cigarette.

Yes, he seems too confident. If someone were to stand up and say that all of this is a frame-up by someone with ulterior motives, then...

Then everything I've done during this time will vanish into thin air.

Perhaps this was to confirm Kiyoshi Hasegawa's statement.

Three days later, a broadcast came on at noon.

Although it wasn't him who said it, it was his son who said it.

The prince will also be a god in the future; what he said could also be said to be what that person said.

Zhou Weiguo almost smashed the loudspeaker.

"We're back to square one. Watson will quickly figure out that Tokyo is willing to cooperate with them," Zhou Weiguo said to Xiao Ya, narrowing his eyes.

Xiao Ya hummed in agreement.

She could tell.

"I didn't expect Hase Kiyoshi to be telling the truth; that person really did step forward."

He comes out and says a few words, and he's more available than the Prime Minister's office or anything like that. If she's not mistaken, Tokyo might have calmed down by now.

Things have calmed down now.

Things seemed to have calmed down.

Prince Asaka, sitting in the car, opened her eyes in disbelief and looked at the street.

It was very calm and peaceful. If it weren't for the walls and the burned-down houses not far away, he would have thought that what had happened during this period was a dream.

The nationwide chaos, including the frenzied actions against Washington, affected both allies and the Northern Soviet Union.

Under these circumstances, the Prime Minister's Office had no choice but to ask His Majesty to intervene and suppress this trend.

It must be said that although that person did not directly appear, the effect was the same.

"He really shot himself in the foot," Asaka said, turning her gaze away.

The butler sitting in front turned around and looked at him uncertainly, then asked, "Master, do you mean that the son-in-law's actions over the past few days have been in vain?"

Asaka nodded; "Yes, it was all for nothing."

After making such a big commotion, it was all quelled by that person with just one broadcast.

His appearance also sent a goodwill signal to the United States, indicating that the Empire was willing and interested in cooperating with them.

He no longer knew whether the signal was good or bad.

However, he knew that Shancheng was powerless to help, and his son-in-law was probably powerless to help this time either.

Unless they can find a reason for the empire to give up on its own.

But now, is there a reason for this?