Chapter 691

"So, does anyone else have any questions?"

"Yes!" An FBI agent raised his hand. "May I ask, can we not use radios or cell phones or something similar to communicate?"

"Yes..." Jodie nodded. "Because these devices can easily interfere with the normal operation of hospital equipment, and cell phones are also easily tapped."

"If you discover anything unusual, report it verbally to the team leader, and then the leader will go outside to report to me via radio and request instructions."

"However, if we do that, not only is it a great effort, but it's also easily intercepted by those people halfway."

Camel, however, had a different opinion: "Since the preparations for the transfer are already complete, why not just transfer Kir immediately?"

Jodie shook her head slightly: "The Organization doesn't know which ward Kir is in yet. Acting rashly would be even more dangerous. Those guys are probably wide-eyed, checking every car entering and leaving the hospital."

"Kusuda Rikumichi's camera has thermal imaging capabilities, which means the Organization can also observe the number of people in the cars to determine which one is an FBI vehicle. We are very likely to be sniped by them."

"But, this way, we won't be able to communicate in time during an emergency."

Camel still had some doubts.

"Therefore, if any unexpected situation really arises, you can use the radio to contact me directly according to your own judgment," Jodie replied.

"Yes!" The group of FBI agents responded with a roar.

Jodie continued: "Everyone doesn't need to be so nervous. No matter what, the Organization wouldn't just charge into the hospital with pistols and submachine guns."

"They sneak in quietly like shadows and disappear without a trace like smoke; that is the usual modus operandi of those guys."

"Everyone, please go to your respective areas and stand by."

The other agents left one after another. Camel walked a few steps toward the outside, then suddenly turned back and said: "If you need to evacuate, remember to notify me. I'm still quite confident in my driving skills."