What he wanted to say was: If the Gu family were to go into a head-on confrontation with the Hurricane Group, they'd have everything to lose and little to gain.
This time round, it was going to be tough to maintain the Gu family's status in North Africa.
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The Hurricane Group had secured many strategic strongholds in North Africa, in addition to at least 12 large-scale military factories. At the same time, it was the only private organization in North Africa with oil and gas mining rights.
A black jeep, escorted by twelve fully armed tanks, entered the heavily guarded military factory. The jeep pulled to a stop steadily in front of a warehouse. Several mercenaries hurried out of the car and surrounded it. One of the burly mercenaries looked around vigilantly. Even in his own territory, he had to ensure sufficient safety.
He walked to the door, opened it, and said respectfully, "Young Master, we're here." With that, he knelt on one knee.
