Wasteland Border Inspector - Chapter 814

Chapter 814: Chapter 268: Checkpoint Reform, All-Around King! (Part 2)

Under his forceful push, just two years after New Era 27, the Public Security Bureau, which had once restricted the inspection stations’ power, was completely abolished, leaving only the Guard Bureau responsible for maintaining order in the Buffer Zone.

And the management of this Guard Bureau, in name under Liu Kun, is actually still under the control of the inspection station.

New Era 27… Not more, not less, exactly eight years!

But Zhou Changhai, at the time when the inspection station had just become the sole power and completely secured its position, chose to join the “Starship” organization. This mirrors those who have just begun to rise within the inspection station today and defect.

What is his purpose for doing this?

Is it merely to stir the next chaos in Happiness City, or is he pursuing a stronger Extraordinary power, willingly dependent on this extremist organization?

“This is the decision of the Elders, we have no right to refute it, and we must do our best to assist in the establishment of the Security and Integrity Bureau.”

Ding Yishan tapped his fingers lightly on the table, his gaze falling on Towns, “Station Chief Towns, the connection and communication with the head of the Security and Integrity Bureau is assigned to you, is there any problem?”

Towns pondered for a moment, gently nodded: “Honored by your trust, Station Chief, I will handle it properly.”

“Very good!” Ding Yishan then turned to Lei Hu, “Station Chief Lei, the meeting has decided that the Security and Integrity Bureau must be established swiftly within three months. Before then, we must complete a comprehensive self-examination. I want you to start tomorrow, recall all external inspectors in order, conduct reviews to ensure none of them have any connection with Starship, nor any other serious violations or misconduct. Understood?”

“Yes, Station Chief! I will begin preparing the relevant matters tonight.” Lei Hu replied in a deep voice.

The two accepted their orders one after another, and Ding Yishan exchanged a look before standing up to leave.

As they reached the door, both simultaneously cast their gaze upon Cheng Ye.

Lei Hu’s gaze held a touch of expectation within its calm, nodding slightly, then gently shook his head and turned away.

Towns’ expression was more complex and indistinct, also nodded, then hurriedly turned and left the room.

Jiang Chuan stepped forward to close the door again, leaving only the chief and deputy station chiefs along with Cheng Ye in the room.

The two no longer troubled themselves over the Starship issue, nor did they discuss the soon-to-be-established Security and Integrity Bureau further.

Ding Yishan looked over with a gentle gaze, nodding lightly: “Inspector Cheng, now both Station Chief Harlem and I are here. If you’re ready, please begin your oral report?”

“Alright.” Cheng Ye nodded and stood up, first detailing the entire process of capturing the Immortal Objects in Dapo Town.

In scenes where multiple witnesses were involved, he reported truthfully without any alteration, only making ambiguous descriptions in some details of solitary actions.

For example, making cotton clothing, staying within the Demon Eye Sponge to fight, and meeting with Tan Ming.

Ding Yishan nodded frequently, while Harlem listened quietly, his face unconsciously showing the appreciation of an outstanding student.

Jiang Chuan sat on the sofa in the meeting area, writing vigorously, recording every word Cheng Ye said in detail, compiling it into formal documentation.

Until the description of capturing the Immortal Objects was completed, Cheng Ye paused slightly, waiting for questions from the two.

Strangely, Ding Yishan and Harlem did not intend to ask about any details of the capturing, as if everything he said did not need verification and was directly assumed to be true.

After a moment, Jiang Chuan raised his hand to signal the end of the recording.

Only then did Ding Yishan speak affirmatively: “Very well, what an inspector needs most is to find opportunities for breakthroughs calmly. Whether it’s Immortal Objects, sources of infection, or the Starship causing trouble now, there are exploitable flaws to be found.”

He turned his head to look at Harlem: “Station Chief Harlem, are you satisfied with the performance of Intern Inspector Cheng Ye?”

“Satisfied.” Harlem nodded without hesitation, “Cheng Ye is among the intern inspectors I’ve guided, the one with the fastest growth and the best meeting my expectations for an All-Purpose Inspector set when formulating materials years ago.”

“If so, then you shall ask first, to see if he can handle the upcoming position.”

“Okay!” Harlem responded, turning his body slightly.

Cheng Ye instinctively glanced at the compatibility, unexpectedly, Ding Yishan and Harlem’s compatibility was strikingly consistent, both just over 30%.

Compared to the previous zero, it’s indeed quite an improvement.

But it also indirectly reflected that the trouble the inspection station faced this time was indeed extraordinary.

“Cheng Ye, Zhou Changhai’s infiltration and defection to Starship was unexpected, but it also represents a major failure for the inspection station. Fortunately, your appearance prevented further deterioration, resolving a disastrous crisis for us. This achievement has quelled the Elders’ anger and kept the higher-ups from insisting on dismantling the inspection station immediately.”

“But now, your grandfather, your father, Xiao Shuntian, Zhou Changhai… Since the establishment of the inspection station, over 150 inspectors have defected from Happiness City, more than we have now, so… the disbandment is an inevitable trend.”

Harlem sat casually, his tone calm: “Now, my first question for you is… how do you think the inspection station should be split to limit our power and ensure defections don’t happen again.”

Split the inspection station?

Limit our own power?

Cheng Ye’s heart trembled; this wasn’t treating him as an intern but fully bringing him into the decision-making level, participating in core reforms.

Moreover, this question was indeed straightforward, not avoiding taboos.