"We have communicated the intelligence about the Qianyuan Association to various countries through diplomatic channels," Li Hui replied.
Ji Xinghuo puzzled, "Is that it?"
"What more can we do?" Li Hui said helplessly, "The Asia-Pacific Community does not interfere with the internal affairs of other countries; we can only let them handle it themselves. Although it's undoubtedly too late, we can still clear out some remnants."
Seeing Ji Xinghuo still looked concerned, Li Hui added with a smile, "You needn't worry too much. The Qianyuan Association poses the greatest threat when it's hidden; once exposed, their capacity to do harm is substantially reduced."
"I hope so," Ji Xinghuo nodded.
An unknown enemy is the most dangerous, but as strong as the Qianyuan Association might be, against state organizations, they are but a mantis trying to stop a chariot.
