I Get A Random New Occupation Every Week

Chapter 2297: Chapter 2298: Pre-Race Calculations

“You, have you thought of any good ideas…”

“Let’s defeat them from the inside.”

“Defeat from the inside?”

Lin Yi nodded, “I’ll tell you my plan later. How much do you know about this organization called KD? Which is stronger compared to the prior Black Gold Corporation and Black Snake?”

“It’s hard to say,” Ning Che said.

“We don’t have much intelligence. The boss’s name is Lambert, and he seems to have emerged recently. There isn’t a clear ranking yet, but since they even dare to rob the official Japanese stuff, they must be much stronger than Black Gold Corporation.”

“Do you have his personal information? Does he have any important people around him?”

“I did hear Yuluo mention that his family members are all dead, but he has a sister supposedly studying at Harvard, although it must have been a bought admission, since they’re not short of money.”

Ning Che continued to make his own abundance of food and clothing.

“If you want exact details, I can ask Yuluo tomorrow.”

“That works. If he has a sister, that will make things easier,”

Lin Yi mumbled thoughtfully.

“If I remember correctly, Zhou Guangyao’s son, named Zhou Fan, should have reached Class C by now?”

“Um…”

Ning Che flipped his hair and supported Lin Yi’s abdomen.

“If you and Qiu Yuluo confront him, could you handle him within ten moves?”

“This…”

Ning Che paused, “Defeating him wouldn’t be a problem, but since we are at the same level, I’m not confident about doing it within ten moves.”

“That will be problematic.”

“What are your thoughts? Let’s hear them.”

“We need to send someone to locate Bernard, Zhou Fan, and Lambert’s sister’s whereabouts, then capture them and tell them to hand over the belongings if they want their children released. As for the rest, we don’t need to bother.”

“Damn, that could work.”

“But Zhou Fan is tough to deal with. We can’t make too much noise or it could easily lead to complications.”

“Don’t worry about it,” Ning Che said.

“Right now, only Zhou Fan’s whereabouts are uncertain. For dealing with him, I’ll discuss it with Yuluo to ensure nothing goes wrong. Plus…”

“Plus what?”

“And you’re on top, exhausting me.”

The next morning, Zhang Chaoyue left early on his significant mission.

The others were still busy gathering information about Zhou family and the KD organization.

Qiu Yuluo sent four people from the second group to America. Within a few hours, they easily located Lambert’s sister.

At a command, they could act any time.

Everything was proceeding in an orderly fashion.

The only thing needed was locating Zhou Fan, then the plan could move into the execution phase.

However, no progress was made that day.

No news about Zhou Fan and the KD organization was found.

Around 6 p.m., as the time for the boxing match approached, Ning Che disguised Lin Yi for the last time before they set off for the match.

The match was held in the basement level of a hotel. Holding the invitation, Lin Yi found the staff and exchanged it for a designated number tag.

Having inquired, he learned that over a hundred people had come to compete, a considerable number that seemed difficult to manage in one evening—it was up to Bernard to handle this.

In the center of the venue was a large ring.

With a diameter of over forty meters, it was significantly larger than a standard boxing ring.

If it was one-on-one fighting, such space wasn’t necessary.

How the subsequent matches would proceed remained to be seen.

As time passed, more people gathered in the basement; most of them were spectators, making quite a fuss.

Lin Yi glanced northward where a glass room had been constructed, with black curtains that ensured privacy.

Moreover, the room offered an excellent view of every corner of the basement.

Logically deducing, Bernard was likely to appear there.

As for whether Zhou Guangyao and people from KD organization would show up was still unknown.

Through his headset, Lin Yi relayed the scene situation to the people in the second and third teams, facilitating their infiltration.

Just then, a staff member approached Lin Yi.

“Mr. Qin, the competition is almost at its final preparation stage. We need to go to the rest room where a staff member will explain the specifics of the competition.”

“Okay.”

Coming to compete, Lin Yi had not used his real name.

Instead, he assumed the alias Qin Han for the competition, a routine operation for Lin Yi.

In the more than two years since Lin Yi joined the Central Guard, he had used the name Qin Han to participate in over thirty events of various sizes.

As a result, Qin Han always mysteriously received certificates mailed by various organizations, always coming first.

Led by the staff member, Lin Yi entered the rest room.

The over a hundred competitors had all gathered there.

But the scene in the room took Lin Yi by surprise.

Four men lay on the floor, beaten and bloody, with swollen faces and not a single one could stand up.

One even had an arm twisted in a strange angle.

Lin Yi’s eyebrows furrowed slightly; the four on the floor shared a common trait.

They were all Asians.

Judging from the situation, they had been taught a lesson, and participating in the upcoming matches would definitely be impossible.

“You guys, seriously, the competition hasn’t even started yet you’ve already beaten people to this state. Be mindful;, if you have grievances, take them to the ring. This isn’t the place for it,”

The entering staff member chastised lightly without much blame and then called other staff members to carry out the four men.

After speaking, the staff member who brought Lin Yi in said:

“Find yourself a seat. The competition rules will be announced shortly.”

“Okay.”

Lin Yi nodded, then looked around and noticed the people in the rest room were all staring at him.

Some even had a mocking smile on their lips.

Lin Yi didn’t care much, realizing the room was very quiet and the male-to-female ratio was about 8:2.

He glanced around, found an empty seat, and sat down, continuing to observe the situation in the room.

He noticed that the level of the over a hundred people appeared decent, the quality was high.

But there was an interesting notion here.

Some people sat together and seemed to be forming groups based on their gestures.

“Hey, buddy, are you from Asia?”