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367 closed down, leaving no one behind.

Seeing everyone dissuading Du Weien, The Chief's heart couldn't help but settle a lot.

"Minister Du, you see it too; everyone is advising you. Put down the gun. I can act as if today's events never happened, and you will remain Minister Du. You know better than I do how close we are to the military base. While they haven't arrived yet, you still have a chance to turn back."

Facing The Chief's persuasion, Du Weien gave a decisive answer. He leaned down, staring intently into The Chief's eyes, and said in a low voice, "Do you think I'm an idiot? Would I dare do this alone? I don't know if the troops can make it, but I can guarantee that you are definitely dying today."

Things had already come to this; even if the situation worsened, he would see it through to the end. Even if he failed, he would take these guys down with him.

"You seem certain that I won't dare to fire?"

Having said that, he slowly stood up straight and handed a list to the guards who had entered. "Close the doors. Everyone on the list... leave no one alive!"

Bang!

He was the first to set an example. After the gunshot, The Chief looked down at his chest in disbelief; he hadn't expected Du Weien to actually dare to kill him.

How did he dare? Was he not afraid of a riot?

"Do you... know the consequences of doing this? You will plunge Myanmar into chaos... You are a sinner!"

After saying that, his head slumped to the side, devoid of life.

Seeing this, the others' pupils contracted as fear instantly spread through their hearts.

"Du Weien, you... how dare you..."

The people below were just about to curse Du Weien, but they didn't have The Chief's luck. Before they could finish their words, they were shot dead by the guards.

Gunshots suddenly rang out throughout the entire conference hall. They were like lambs to the slaughter, without the slightest power to resist.

Watching the carnage below, Du Weien felt no ripples in his heart. Kill them, kill them all; that way, no one would dare to oppose him.

There was no point in these parasites living; they were all incompetent people who occupied positions without doing any work.

A moment later, a thick smell of blood filled the entire conference hall. Bodies lay scattered across the floor. If someone were to push open the door and enter now, they would likely be scared witless.

Because any one of the dead, if placed outside, was someone who could make all of Myanmar tremble.

The few survivors huddled together, trembling on the side, including the two who had spoken with Du Weien earlier.

They hadn't expected Du Weien to dare to do such a thing. They couldn't understand it; Du Weien wasn't a fool, he certainly knew the consequences, yet he did it anyway.

What kind of backing did he have behind him?

At this moment, Du Weien had become utterly unrecognizable to them. Just as they were thinking this, Du Weien stepped down from the high platform and walked straight toward them.

"Do you know why I didn't kill you? Because you few are different from these parasites. They all deserved to die. Think of how many lives they treated like grass in private. With such people in high positions, if we don't clear them out, our home will never have peace."

"The ordinary people below haven't had a single good day. They are incompetent, only knowing how to suck the blood of the common folk. Tell me, do such people deserve to be killed?"

"They... they deserve to be killed!"

"Yes, yes, yes, they all deserved to die. You did well to kill them, Minister Du."

"That's right, you did what we wanted to do but didn't have the strength to. A good kill."

"Old Du, killing them is easy, but how will you explain it to the outside world? And those troops—once they know these people are dead, their ambitions will grow boundlessly. At that time, I'm afraid everything will fall apart."

"Yes, Old Du, we should have taken it slowly. This kind of thing shouldn't be rushed. But now that it's happened, talking more is useless. Let's think about how to appease the military."

As soon as he finished speaking, an explosion sounded from the distance, and the ground trembled.

"What happened?"

"At a time like this, if I'm not mistaken, something must have happened at the military base."

"You can't say something happened; you should say someone is 'appeasing' the troops."

Yes, that's right—appeasing. As for how they were being appeased, the answer was already obvious.

Everyone looked at Du Weien in shock. Was this... also part of his plan?

It seemed their Minister Du had planned today's events for a long time and had made ample preparations.

Most importantly, it looked like he had succeeded.

"Old Du... no, I should call you The Chief now. Please, Chief, lead us to glory."

One person spoke up, and the others reacted instantly.

"Please, Chief, lead us to glory!"

"Under The Chief's leadership, we will surely surpass the past and achieve unification!"

The winner takes all; no matter what methods were used, heroes are judged by success or failure, and history is written by the victors. As for the rest, it was no longer important.

All they knew was that the final victor was Du Weien.

Seeing how sensible these people were, Du Weien couldn't hide the smile on his face. "Hahaha, that's a given. But I still need you few to help stabilize the outside world. Don't worry, I won't mistreat you."

"Yes, yes, yes. Chief, what are you saying? This is our duty."

"Indeed, and since The Chief has these videos, as long as they are circulated, the people below will surely praise you for doing well and support you."

"Very well, go back to your work. I will have someone circulate these materials when the time comes. All you need to do is your own jobs. Tomorrow, I will appoint some people to fill the vacancies as quickly as possible."

As for who would rise to those positions, that was not for him to decide.

After they left the conference hall, the bodies inside had been mostly cleared away. Du Weien did not leave; he was waiting—waiting for someone!

Meanwhile!

The troops stationed nearby were currently in the heat of battle. The entire base was surrounded by an army, with tank units advancing all the way. That wasn't all; just as they finally managed to organize a defense...

Unexpectedly, a mutiny suddenly broke out from within. These people were like a sharp sword, easily throwing their ranks into disarray.

Under the pincer attack from both inside and outside, the base was quickly breached. The tank units outside crushed everything in their path, and in less than a moment, the entire base was a river of blood.

More than half of the Hydra ministers in Myanmar directly transformed into military Leaders, and over half of the Hydra members donned military uniforms, becoming regular troops.

Those who had only recently joined Hydra still couldn't believe they would one day become regular soldiers.

"Yesterday I was still a Hydra Leader, today I've become a Major General. Damn, I never thought I'd be promoted so fast."

In less than half an hour, the base was captured, and this was only one of the battlefields.

What S.H.I.E.L.D. wanted was to root out all unstable factors and turn a portion of the Hydra members into regular troops.

Of course, there were quite a few of them. The high-ranking positions could only be filled by talents rewarded by the System. As for external personnel, the highest they could reach was Major General.

Want to take another step forward? Fine, but that depends on your own performance.

However, for many people, being a Major General was already a pipe dream.

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