Chapter 826 - 831 Feasible Plan
The most terrifying enemy is the one you cannot see; initially, I thought it was Big Ivan’s doing, but suddenly realizing it might be related to the Americans changed everything.
Looking at Yang Yi’s suddenly grim face, Schultz hurriedly said, "I’m just saying the style is very similar, not necessarily that it’s the Americans. Many people have the style of the American Cyber Security Center. It’s a large group within the hacker community."
Yang Yi definitely knew about computers; who could live without them these days? But he was still far from being a hacker. In that instant, Yang Yi seriously considered learning more about it.
However, Yang Yi quickly abandoned the idea of specializing in computers. He learned quickly, but he lacked the natural talent in this area. Even if he became skilled, he would only be an average hacker. To become a top figure in certain fields, one needs both talent and great passion.
So, it’s better to leave professional matters to the professionals. One’s energy is limited. Yang Yi couldn’t possibly learn and master every skill. It just wasn’t realistic.
"You really gave me a scare, but we still need to be cautious."
Yang Yi’s plan was simple: go in and look around, and then you’d know everything. If you could install listening devices and cameras, then future information would be accessible too.
At that moment, Anastasia asked, "Did you get the things you needed?"
"Oh, I got them, high-end surveillance cameras, reportedly the best in the world, at least in the United Kingdom. But there are only four. I also added some listening devices and some lower-end cameras, mostly the type that don’t require external power and can transmit signals independently."
Yang Yi opened the box he had brought back and showed the sparse equipment inside. He then pointed to the items and said, "All this stuff costs a total of three million British Pounds."
Apart from Yang Yi, it seemed no one else thought the equipment was expensive. Anastasia picked up a camera with a solemn expression and asked, "It’s very small, how does it function?"