Hong Kangquan, with his Secret Service staff, rode through each sentry point of the Special Operation Forces' headquarters one by one, finally arriving at the door of the Central Control Room.
The sentinel soldiers in the Special Operation Forces were all intimidated by his paper authority. After all, the jurisdiction of the Special Operations Forces within domestic borders was extremely restricted, and bypassing authority was not tolerated.
These measures were implemented to counterbalance the practically free-reign the Special Operation Forces held overseas. Otherwise, uncontrollably omnipotent bureaucracy would have ultimately become a menace.
Huo Shaoheng has stipulated that his soldiers obey their supervisors in China unconditionally. As long as the warrant originated from the Senate and the Military, they must obey it unconditionally.
