Myanmar.
The convoy speedily traveled on the rural road, with vehicles along the way all pulled over to the side. Soldiers from Su Yu were stationed at intervals. From the early morning light until this convoy passed by, the entire route was in lockdown.
Only after the last of Leader Ling's vehicles passed did the blockade lift, and people began to resume their daily life.
Seeing this massive convoy, the high-quality equipment, the uniform attire, and the imposing soldiers, many individuals slowly began to accept it. After all, they were just ordinary citizens. What were they to question decisions made at higher levels?
Moreover, they were accustomed to such situations. Even though Su Yu's family had ruled this region for nearly a hundred years, they ultimately, it seemed, could not escape from power transitions.
Inside Su Yu's headquarters.
Here too, martial law had long been imposed.
